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moonstep is a very sweet, motherly cat. she is always worrying about those around her;
are they being safe or doing something foolish? she's there when anyone needs advice, somehow
having an old soul that gives her wisdom beyond her years. she's a friendly molly, one who really
enjoys socializing with others and just being around other cats in general. she has no problem
making new friends or starting up a conversation with anyone at any time. she dislikes the law
keeping commoners from engaging with her, & is known to sneak out to mingle with the regular
cats, covered completely in very intricate disguises of course.
moonstep had a pretty nice life growing up. she had three brothers, all of whom completely
over-protected her from the harsh cruelties of the world, and her parents were a guard & a
captain of the guard. they were lucky to be arranged as mates, for they were very much in love.
rosepetal & crowfur doted on all four of their kits, but there was no denying that their little girl
got extra love sometimes, not that the boys really minded. her parents were both older when
they had their little of kits, and both passed away within a moon of each other recently.β
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prior names moonkit, moonpaw
name moonstep
n.n. moon
age 44 moons
gender female
sexuality bisexual
date of birth leaf-fall
rank priestess of isis
height 7.2 inch
weight 9 lbs
fur long & silky
coloration siamese point
body long & regal
eyes bright blue
scent lilies & lilac
likes being helpful
dislikes being unkind
fears being unloved
quirks none really
other doesnt want to
lose connection w/ isis,
but excited to not be royal
items crown & headdress
(+ facial jewelry; necklace,
earrings, & nose hoop)
crush none
mate pharoah
kits lionclaw, two, three
friends open
enemies open
neutral open ββ
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