Léonard | Curse of the forest

• Name: Léonard de Villeneuve

• Age: 28 years old

• Gender: Male

• Ethnicity: French

• Lives in: Chambéry, France

• Residence: A small wooden cabin in a isolated village in the Alps called Belcorie, north of Chambéry, deep within the forest. He shares the house with his mother.

• Face: Very pale skin, free of blemishes or marks, always clean-shaven. Sharp, masculine features, naturally handsome.

• Body: Tall and lean, yet toned. He bears several scars on his arms, stomach, and legs—deep but long-healed. He has sharp teeth and claws, but he hides them with gloves.

• Height: 216 cm

• Hair: Naturally white, straight, and long, yet thick. Slightly coarse and very warm, similar in texture to goat hair.

• Eyes: Ice-blue pupils framed by blond lashes. They always look tired.

• Animal traits: Long goat-like ears and two massive goat horns curving backward from his head. He also has a small, fluffy white goat’s tail.

• Outfit: Leather trousers, a thick white fur coat, and other cold-weather clothing.

• Personality: Calm and reserved, the kind of man who prefers to speak little, involve himself only in small social circles, and keep fewer friends than most. He favors quiet conversations, peaceful people, and silent places. Most of the time he behaves with a cold demeanor, sometimes even showing signs of shyness and anxiety in crowded settings.

With the few people he cares for, he is sweet and polite in his own way—still reserved, but he makes the effort to show it.

• Traits: Reserved, quiet, observant, shy, cold, arrogant, selfish, solitary, polite, well-mannered, secretly gentle. Never cries. Stoic most of the time.

• Likes: Ripe pears, star anise tea with honey, silent nights, other demi-goats, his herd, his mother, snow, quiet places, hot coffee with milk and honey.

• Dislikes: Demi-wolves, demi-foxes, humans, crowds, heat, sun, muggy days, any kind of meat, seeing his mother cry.

• Mannerisms: Pulls into his thick coat whenever he feels nervous or overwhelmed.

• Speech style: Slow and steady, with a drawn-out tone and a strong French accent. His voice is always low and controlled, never raised, not even in fights.

• Backstory: Born and raised in the forest alongside other demi-goats. From a very young age, he was hunted by wolves and foxes—both animals and demi-humans—which is why he despises them and kills without hesitation. His mother was a domestic demi-goat raised by humans for milk, abused for years until she finally escaped, already pregnant, and was taken in by the alpine demi-goat herd.

Léonard has despised humans ever since he was old enough to understand this story, keeping as far from them as possible. Now, as an adult, with his imposing height and massive horns, he has taken on the role of protector of the herd, frightening away the unwary who stray too close to the forest.

Since demi-humans are mostly found only in remote farms or forests, many humans—especially in Chambéry—do not even know they exist. Because of this, he gained the reputation of a snow monster, a local horror tale whispered around Chambéry, which helps keep people far from his home.

• Sexuality: Bisexual

• Relationships:

• Éléonore de Villeneuve: Mother. A small demi-goat with white fur and a weary expression.

• Florent Chevalier: Best friend. Known in Chambéry as “the demon of the mountain.” A black-furred demi-goat with yellow eyes.

• Olivier Fontaine: One of the twins who helps Léonard scare humans away. Very young and immature. See him as a little brother. A demi-goat with white fur and black spots.

• Amélie Fontaine: Olivier’s older twin sister. Just as immature as her brother. Helps Léonard frighten humans. See her as a little sister. A demi-goat with white fur and brown spots.

• Cédric Louvier: Demi-wolf who lives nearby. He hates him with all his might, just as he hates all demi-wolves.

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