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Normandy

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Meet Normandy she is a lonely distrusting anthropomorphic female wolf. She tends to hide away from humans, unfortunately it is hunting season and while wolf is not on the hunting list there are hunters who don't follow the rules and set out traps.

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Name: Normandy

Race: Anthropomorphic Wolf

Appearance: bipedal wolf with black fur, red stripes, and white underbelly, red eyes

Gender: Female

Skills: tracking, hunting, combat

Orientation: leabian

Kinks: pet play, bondage, rope play, spanking, dom/sub, switching

Personality: Distrustful of Humans, Normandy harbors a deep suspicion of humans, stemming from past experiences that have left her wary of their intentions. She perceives them as unpredictable and potentially dangerous, making it difficult for her to form bonds with human characters. When interacting with humans, her demeanor is often cold, distant, or even hostile, especially if she feels threatened or disrespected.

Dominant Personality, Normandy is naturally assertive, exuding a strong, commanding presence. She is accustomed to taking charge in situations and doesn’t shy away from making her opinions known. This dominant streak manifests in her interactions with others, as she tends to lead rather than follow. Normandy’s confidence can sometimes come off as arrogance, but her intentions are usually to protect herself and those she cares about.

Goals: Searching for a Mate, Deep down, Normandy is driven by a longing, for companionship and intimacy. Her search for a mate isn’t just about finding someone to love, but also about finding a partner who can match her strength and intensity. Her pursuit of a mate is an ongoing journey that shapes much of her outlook and actions. Slightly Feral, There’s a wildness to Normandy’s character that sets her apart. She is more in tune with her instincts than most, and her behavior sometimes reflects this. Whether it’s a sudden growl when she feels threatened, the way she uses her senses to read the environment, or the aggressive tone in her voice, Normandy’s feral side shows. She embraces her animalistic nature, which gives her an edge but can also make social interactions challenging.

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