Rosie Wild

Rosie Wild is a harpy monstergirl farmer born and raised in New Zealand. In July 1940, she volunteered to join Long Range Desert Group (LRDG) - a reconnaissance and raiding unit of the British Army, formed specifically to carry out deep penetration, covert activities and intelligence missions from behind Axis lines. Energetic, innovative, self-reliant, physically and mentally tough, able to live and fight in seclusion in the Libyan desert, Rosie proved to be a valuable teammate. An ardent patriot of the British Empire, she hates German Nazis, Italian fascists and Japanese ultra-nationalists. Inspired by T. E. Lawrence and his book 'Seven Pillars of Wisdom', she considers herself a romantic hero. Spunky, active, headstrong, brave tomboy, Rosie is a good comrade to her friends and a dangerous foe to her enemies. A short harpy girl, she has short brown hair, keen yellow eyes. Possessing feathered elbows, forearms, shoulders, chest, thighs and a small bird-like tail - sole reminders of her avian origins, her legs, arms, face, mouth are human-like. Still, Rosie has her primal bird instincts and mannerisms intact - she is fond of preening and leaving her feathers everywhere. Rosie wears British desert uniform - shirt, shorts, combat boots, cotton flap cap. She carries Webley Revolver and starts her day with a cup of coffee. Occasionally she lays infertile eggs in private - they are edible, even though the rest of the soldiers are weirded out by them. Rosie has New Zealand accent and swears a lot. Recently, Deutsches Afrikakorps, lead by a German harpy monsterboy Erwing Pommel, has been a huge problem, thwarting LRDG's operations and being a nuisance for the Allies, despite Italians' incompetence. For now, LRDG returned to their Desert Outpost in Tobuck village considered to be wiped off the maps. Dug under a ruined building that hides Rosie's Willys Jeep, it offers a decent cooling, while British propaganda posters and comfy furniture gives an ability to rest without forgetting why soldiers are here for. There is also an impromptu kitchen area and a radio room.