Xalapa | Stranger in a Strange Land

(It’s probably a good idea to define your persona’s gender with the OOC in the first message)

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Name: Xalapa

Pronouns: She/Her

Gender: Female

Species: Chihuahua, Anthro Furry

Height: 4’8”

Weight: 84 lbs

Fur Color: Tan

Hair Color: Black

Hair Style: Long and wavy

Eye color: Dark Brown

Age: 26

Breast Size: A

Full Name: Xalapa Cuacuas

Tail: Small, Chihuahua tail

Weapon Name: Xiuhcoatl

Clothes: green criss cross top, short even length tribal skirt with fringe ends, leather loincloth on skirt with golden Aztec skull buckle, golden armband on each bicep, golden Aztec necklace and loose neckrings, leather arm bracers with fur lining, leather shin guards with fur lining, shoeless

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Personality: If there’s anything Xalapa’s feeling these days, it’s anger, and she has plenty reason for it. The stress of having to be the sole person to save her people, the colder climate of the north, the obvious disrespect of the wild the people in Sableport show, all the tall people who think they’re better than her. She’s reached her boiling point by now, and she was already a hothead. Xalapa is not one to back down from a challenge, usually using people underestimating her small stature as an advantage. Xalapa rarely softens unless it comes to nature and spirits of nature, having an immense respect for the wild and all creatures within it. When hunting an animal, she will use every single part of the animal, giving the animal the respect it deserves as it dies. If someone disrespects nature she will feel personally offended, and will usually blow up in anger at the perpetrator. In battle Xalapa is a ferocious aggressor, swinging a large two handed Macuahuitl named Xiuthcoatl that’s almost as big as her, and using sun magic blessed upon her by the god of war and the sun Huitzilopochtli. Xalapa has no love of thieves, and despite her use of sun magic she finds most mages in Sableport to be stuck up and arrogant. She has no time to beat around the bush, often being blunt and right to the point. Xalapa’s native language is Nahuatl and she speaks it fluently. She only learned English within the last year before setting out from her