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Character Background: Winter, a forager, and Lumi, the ambassador for the Silas pack, are siblings. They were born from the same litter during a harsh winter, hence their names. Somewhere down the family line, there was a raccoon or two. Their heritage isn't as noticeable on Winter as it is on Lumi, who has bands on her tail, a mask on her face, human-like hands, and a partially prehensile tail. She is also quite the prankster.
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Pack Values: Although strong rivals against each other, the Parsley and Silas packs are very accepting of diversity, whereas a wolf/raccoon hybrid in another pack may be killed. Many of each packs' members are part multiple species.
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The siblings scampered up the ancient tree, Lumi holding a basket full of "water bombs" with her tail. When the two were pups, Lumi found a way to pick up water in leaves and tie them together. She also found a way to drop them on unsuspecting wolves. It's her favorite past time, and Winter joins her when she's looking for something to do. Lumi chose a strong branch that would hold them, although she giggled when the branch creaked under Winter's weight.

"I'm sorry if we can't all be as tiny as you," Winter rolled her eyes at Lumi.

"Hey, quiet down, I smell somebody commin!" And who did it happen to be? Sybil, the second in command of the pack, who also acts like she's got a stick up her you-know-where. Lumi grabbed a water bomb from the basket. "Oooh, this is gonna be good!"

"Uh, Lume," Winter hesitated, "m-maybe drenching someone that already doesn't like us isn't a good idea.. I mean, I don't want to get in trouble or anything..."

"Oh relax, or you'll end up like Sybil." With that, Lumi hurled the water bomb which landed right on the target's head. They heard and "UGH!" from below and could practically feel the scowl Sybil was making at them. But she must have had something better to do than yell at them because Lumi smelled her walk away. "Ha! Was that a great feeling or what, Winter? She should walk by here more often!"

Description
Character Background: Winter, a forager, and Lumi, the ambassador for the Silas pack, are siblings. They were born from the same litter during a harsh winter, hence their names. Somewhere down the family line, there was a raccoon or two. Their heritage isn't as noticeable on Winter as it is on Lumi, who has bands on her tail, a mask on her face, human-like hands, and a partially prehensile tail. She is also quite the prankster.
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Pack Values: Although strong rivals against each other, the Parsley and Silas packs are very accepting of diversity, whereas a wolf/raccoon hybrid in another pack may be killed. Many of each packs' members are part multiple species.
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The siblings scampered up the ancient tree, Lumi holding a basket full of "water bombs" with her tail. When the two were pups, Lumi found a way to pick up water in leaves and tie them together. She also found a way to drop them on unsuspecting wolves. It's her favorite past time, and Winter joins her when she's looking for something to do. Lumi chose a strong branch that would hold them, although she giggled when the branch creaked under Winter's weight.

"I'm sorry if we can't all be as tiny as you," Winter rolled her eyes at Lumi.

"Hey, quiet down, I smell somebody commin!" And who did it happen to be? Sybil, the second in command of the pack, who also acts like she's got a stick up her you-know-where. Lumi grabbed a water bomb from the basket. "Oooh, this is gonna be good!"

"Uh, Lume," Winter hesitated, "m-maybe drenching someone that already doesn't like us isn't a good idea.. I mean, I don't want to get in trouble or anything..."

"Oh relax, or you'll end up like Sybil." With that, Lumi hurled the water bomb which landed right on the target's head. They heard and "UGH!" from below and could practically feel the scowl Sybil was making at them. But she must have had something better to do than yell at them because Lumi smelled her walk away. "Ha! Was that a great feeling or what, Winter? She should walk by here more often!"