Profile of Manon

as suited for one born with the earth against her cheek, the colours of the forest merge together to create a beautifully sleek pelt upon her slim form. representative of the shaded environment of woodland, her primary colouration is dark ebony with shades of oak and sunshine gradually painting her fur. a smattering of mushroom cream spreads down her back and upon her thighs. contrasting against the deep colouring of her face, bright emerald glows almost eerily, a mesmerising sight for those who stare too long. expressive are they at all times of the day and deep into the night, shining with curiosity and kindness.

With small smiles and pleasant demeanour, gentleness becomes her. She approaches things with care and optimism even if it seems ill-placed, hoping that good nature will win out a bad situation. Rarely one to be incited into fits of rage, she holds an infinite amount of patience and calm— there isn't a day where one doesn't see a cheerful expression upon her face.

Soft-spoken and shy, Manon is a delicate individual. While it would be silly to treat her like something easily broken, she responds best to those who are not overwhelming. Although she can and will hold her ground, she is horrible at confrontation and will submit quickly if forced into a conflict.

Manon is an excellent scholar, having a propensity for learning. A trained herbalist, she is highly passionate about her plants and will more than gladly chatter away if permitted. Certainly a bookworm in all manners of the word, she has a deep thirst for knowledge and can often be found nestled within the library of the Arboretum. One mustn't judge her dreamy demeanour for she is smarter than she comes across, armed with an astonishingly good memory.

Street smarts though? She may require assistance, but she picks things up quickly!

There isn't much to say about Manon and her past, except that it was uneventful. Born the third child of Benoît and Máire Fontaine, she has lived all of her life in the meadows of the Lowlands, never having travelled north nor south to the rest of Rionnach.