Stealthy since puphood, being small enough to fit into tight spaces, there's a light-footed nature about the paw steps. Unlike those that might murder, there's nothing malicious in the violet-blue gaze, just the tell-tale sparkle of a delinquent soul. Rules are not easily followed, nor loyalty given freely. There's a sense of absolute freedom that resounds from the individual. No one can command the anarchist equivalent mind. Even when jobs are taken on for payment there is the expectation that there is an allowance to complete the task using any methods seen fit.
Nothing phases outside of death. Seemingly so, as there is the free-spirited adventurous body that seeks thrills within the depths of the thieves guild. Handsy as such, known to take prized possessions to pawn for a price. Not easily deterred from a job.
Rather simple-minded outside of survival. No glamorous dreams nor petty involvement within political affairs remains at the forefront of thought. Seeks a comfortable life, but not something outrageously fitted.
Upon teenhood she met a swarthy member of the thieves guild, Belfast, whom adopted her as a friend. Quick to form the bond between them, Elspeth found herself divulging life dreams and fears to the boy. There would be no heartache between the two, for feelings never fostered between them and it was early on she knew she'd rather share a bed with a woman than a man.
Eventually the relationship between she and Belfast became ensconced in business transactions. Often times Belfast would hire her to steal a trinket or valuable fur from another wolf for the purpose of selling on the black market. Their partnership proved fruitful, desirous of one another. Aside when Belfast retired early from the business over some woman.