Brevath

Sam Brevath {WIP}

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Gender: Female


Species: Human - Werewolf


Age: 38

Height: 5'6.5"


Sexuality: Asexual


Favorite Color: None


Likes:
Hunting dragons, blacksmithing, fighting, honor, being left alone, dragons, doing things on her own, exploring, wilderness survival, freedom.

Goals:


Interests:
Blacksmithing, draconology, dragon hunting, fighting.

Dislikes
Wyverns, basilisks, being randomly attacked, too much social interaction, weakness, annoying people, selfish people, "cowards", idleness, admitting she's a lycanthrope, mages, showing her emotions, unproductive activities, people calling her "Samantha" instead of "Sam."


Fears:
Becoming helpless, being betrayed, Wyverns, Basilisks, being trapped, torture, magic, losing loved ones, becoming too old to work, Bears.

Personality:


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Sam is a workaholic that thrives when effort is needed to get things done. She would rather struggle in life than be shackled by rules, and prefers a solitary life in the wilds. Firmly believing that if she can do something herself, then she should be allowed to. Sam also prefers to work alone, often refusing to admit when she could use some help. She is incredibly stubborn, and has great fear of being unable to do things for herself. This is partially why she refuses aid, so she can prove that capability to herself. Despite not liking mages or magic, she does know and practice some forms. She firmly believes in understanding ones enemies, and has prepared ceaselessly for any mage that dares make that case. But magic it is also a valuable tool in her arsenal, especially when she refuses to resort to her Lycanthropic side. Sometimes even at the cost of her own life. She is also brutally honest, never holding her tongue when it comes to her opinions. This often gets her into hot water with others who view her behavior as rude and intolerable. But she's also been known for seemingly being able to say or do anything shamelessly. She also has a bad habit of driving people away, for fear that getting close might put them in danger; As well as potentially leading to future pain if that person were to be lost or wounded.


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