FAQ: Friends: none Gender: male Species: fox Anthro/Quad: Quad only Foes: (hang on while my Keeper, Jestor, gets out that list again...lazy bum, she is) Height: a little bit larger than a lupess Fur: black From: the desert Status: single Lost His: sanity - face Age: 20 (human years) Located: Visits both his pack in the mountain's cliffs, and his beloved desert Likes: silver - Vixens - pearls - rubies - onyx - silk - diamonds Dislikes: fire A Madman's Thoughts: Dennis - I find this sad hung of meat sniffing about with a scowl upon his face. Of course I took him in, moulding his mind so that it would suit my liking. He has proven himself loyal in the past, and will continue to do so in the future, so long as he doesn't irritate me. But no worries for him! For I am quite the placid male... Re'Ok - What an aggrivating lupe this is. A complete mongrel without the slightist mannors. Examples? Well, I was doing my duties to purge the land from idiots, but, odviously, I missed at least one, for he comes hurdling out of nowhere, babbling how he is going to kill me. Kill me? Ha! I laughed in his face and haven't seen him sence. Azulia - I think I actually loved her once. I go off on a scouting report because I hear those incompetent felines had been prowling about, and I come back to what? My very own Mate scurring around with probably the most pathetic beeing ever imaginable. To say the least, we weren't exactly love birds after I found out. Ayettou - She is probably the most beautifull Vixens I have ever seen with my own two eyes. Sadly, her head is about as big as a mountain. Pity her temper gets in the way of that beauty sometimes... Rosulynn - This strange Vixen is seen prowling about alongside the lovely Tou. Though she does have her looks occasionally, I'm not all that fond of her. She doesn't seem to have alot to say, so why bother? Yu Ji - This is the absolutely horrid creature that stole my precious Azulia away. His is highly aggrivating, seeing as he just won't go away. Like a cockroach, he comes back over and over and over again. I killed him once, making him believe that Azulia left him. He jumped into rapids, taking his physical body with him. His soul, however, haunts me. But it merely amuses me to see his boneless figure swagger oh so arrogently towards me. Like the good old days, eh? The mask gleamed out into the air, waiting for it's reflection of it's strangely alluring, yet dangourus light to be caught by the unwary eye. It shone and dazzled like a shard of broken glass. Beatiful and aweinspiring to look at, but to touch it would cause immidiate and intence pain. But no matter, right? It was sure amusing to watch. Onyx glinted and cackled like they had lives of their own, snickering amoungst themselves as they shimmered. Four diamonds studded, rimming about the eye peices twords the back while a snaking peice of smooth, diamond wound between them. A long, cascading flow of rippling, snowy white gleamed and shined down from the black steel mask. This fabric, and the diamons, seemed to cause the color of the Brute's eyes, which gleamed so demonicly out from his steel and diamond, to shine even more bright crimson. Was the places about the eye much more hollow than normal? No...must be the steel plaing tricks upon your eyes. The long, steel rimmed ears coming up from the Fox's mask flicked to and fro freely, swiveling upon the steel and diamond easily. The dimaond and the white silk seemed to bring out the darkness of his fur. The pelt itself an unmarked, dazzling, night black making his braceletts stand out wickedly. The bracelettes. Masterpeices the Fox so grandly wore. Two were upon each limb, one even curling about the base of his tail. Two kinds of these sort he wore. One seemed to be a royal type, fitting himself very nicely. The other was, perhaps, of his own simple design. The former bracelet was a snake. Silver scales delicately marked in, curling about the lower part of all of his slender yet muscular limbs. Onyx eyes glittered just as brightly as their Master's own insane pools. The other bracelet was made up of two silver bands wrapped about a single, glossy, solid black streak. Simple, yet gave the effective look to pull himself together. This band was located up twords the top of his limbs, not quite upon the shoulders or thighs, but higher up than the snakes were. This particular, cold looking jewlry was, in turn, wrapped about the base of his tail as well. But the masked Fox's -disallowed_word-opacity=100) chroma(color=white);}