I can't believe you used the names I said when you showed them adsgdsgasUsername; JessKnight
Name; Spark
Gender; Nonbinary (She/Her or They/Them)
Was this Quirin born with the sparks or were they given?
Sparks was initially born in space on a smaller chunk of rock that simply flew through space. They only stayed on through digging their hooves into the rock and pressing close to it.
They had no recollection of how or why they were on the rock, only that they had never known a home besides it.
Eventually, it entered the orbit of a few larger planets which, though their pull was strong, only managed to launch the rock off further into space, only barely escaping the pulls they had.
As the rock was quickly hurled between planets, the stars she passed began to blur as she dug her hooves in harder.
Eventually she found herself barreling through before crashing into a larger planet, significantly slowing her course but sending them spinning as rocks, shattered from the planet from the speed of the rock, narrowly missed her.
As she began getting her barings, she found herself heading towards a lush planet of colors she had never seen. They stared as they began to be pulled in, quickly gaining speed, though not as much as they had felt before when they had been thrown through the endless reaches of space.
It was only as she began to be pulled closer to the planet that she realized what her long journey had given them.
Small sparks.
Through the speed, their once rounded antenna had seemed to burn away, though it had not turned to dust. Around their face and hooves floated sparks of light that matched the bright lights they had passed by in their long journey, bouncing as they moved their head to look around at them.
Once they had reached Earth, as she came to know it, she found what those bright lights that mirrored the sparks around her face and hooves were called.
Stars.
Username; JessKnight
Name; Flare
Gender; Trans Guy
Why does this Quirin wear the cloth?
A promise.
Not much to the one he made it to, but held so dear to him that he refuses to break it.
When Flare was but a young Quirin, he had met a woman, one who stood on two legs and who's dark face was replaced with a pale, spotted one. This woman he came to know had taken him, shaking in the cold darkness of a snowy dusk, and given him a home.
The home he stayed in, even as he grew into a tall, striking adult.
The home he helped expand as the woman, his mother, worked to make small bottles of liquid that seemed to do things out of this world. That seemed to change the very laws she had taught him. Liquid that helped him heal when it happened.
The home he learned to make those same bottles in, mixing flora to make things of great good that he learned could do so much more.
The home he watched, one darkening evening as he returned from getting berries from the nearby woods for a potion he had only heard of in passing, as it was engulfed in flame, even as he attempted to put it out, burning his fur charcoal black.
The home he lost his mother to.
For no potion would bring her back.
The home he forged his scarf from when hearing from his mother's fellow alchemists that there existed a potion to bring a person back from beyond the grave.
The home he works above each day to attempt to use the rune burned into his scarf that he keeps with him always.
Because he promised
to bring her back.