Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
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Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
Perhaps Nibbly is just enough distraction for Sythe to grab something and bash Remus in the head.
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Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
...or push him through that convenient gap in the railing behimd him.AmigaDragon wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 9:07 am Perhaps Nibbly is just enough distraction for Sythe to grab something and bash Remus in the head.
The only problem is, in the process, Remus might take Sythe or Mrs. Nibbly over with him. Still, not much choice at this point.
Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
See, I think having killed someone he cared about so much in his own twisted way would make him MORE likely to punish disobedience from his "disposable" minions with extreme prejudice.Bellhead wrote: ↑Sat Feb 13, 2021 11:50 pmI agree with the "low tolerance for failure and disobedience", but I disagree with "murderous mood", given that he just killed the best friend he ever had, while he smiled back warmly. I mean, he'd be touchy, sure, and would probably kill anyone who didn't do what he told them to, but his psyche is too broken to feel much joy in anything at the moment. He'd kill out of rage, rather than punishment, and would probably be less observant of his subordinates for at least a short time.Eclipse wrote: ↑Sat Feb 13, 2021 10:59 pm Yeah, if Mrs. Nibbly or someone else doesn't kill that twin, Clovis sure will. He's in a pretty murdery mood right now, so he has a very low tolerance for failure and disobedience. If Clovis finds out he disobeyed a direct order and got his [censored] handed to him by a squirrel, he'll end up a pile of ash and bones like Roan.
Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
Killing subordinates who show initiative is a great leadership style. It tells them that they are nothing more than disposable tools who will sooner or later be killed unless they kill you first. And that kind of largely pointless viciousness, which is at best a kind of murderous insurance policy, is reflected in his subordinate who wants to gut Sythe just because. Criminal organizations usually are built on personal bonds rather than money for a reason. If Clovis is doing this stuff because he's paranoid, then, like a lot of paranoid people, he's actively creating situations that merit paranoia. In that sense, killing Brutus is profoundly sad because it was the kind of relationship he needed to build in order to stop being so paranoid.Eclipse wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 7:52 amClovis showing his idea of "mercy" to Brutus doesn't change the fact that he felt the need to kill him. He's killing off every minion that keeps him from amassing money and power, whether they're loyal to him or not.Bellhead wrote: ↑Sat Feb 13, 2021 11:50 pm I agree with the "low tolerance for failure and disobedience", but I disagree with "murderous mood", given that he just killed the best friend he ever had, while he smiled back warmly. I mean, he'd be touchy, sure, and would probably kill anyone who didn't do what he told them to, but his psyche is too broken to feel much joy in anything at the moment. He'd kill out of rage, rather than punishment, and would probably be less observant of his subordinates for at least a short time.
Provided the mission is completed without further "incident", which I highly doubt, Clovis would likely not even notice that his underlings went at all out of their way. He'd probably only blame them if the mission failed because of it.
Then again, it's late and I'm tired and just coming up with random thoughts...
Roan took it upon himself to rescue Brutus against Clovis' orders and got himself captured. Which is.. almost exactly what this twin is doing. He's one Mrs. Nibbly [censored]-kicking away from replicating the same circumstances that got Roan killed.
Not that I have any sympathy for the guy. Personality problems, trauma, and mental illness earn a lot of sympathy points, but people can reach a point where they are so inside themselves and so toxic that there's no external way to help them and no willingness on their part to be self-conscious enough to recognize the problem. When such a person is also a murderous crimelord, come on. Tom is doing a good job of alluding to both sides of Clovis' story while still making everyone hate him.
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Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
I don’t think its so much “showing initiative” as disobeying direct orders to disastrous results. It’d be one thing if they were successful, or if what happened wasn’t a direct contradiction to their orders. I mean, if you put this into a not quite so evil setting, if I was their boss, I’d be firing their butts for what they were doing.aitaituo wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:21 pmKilling subordinates who show initiative is a great leadership style. It tells them that they are nothing more than disposable tools who will sooner or later be killed unless they kill you first. And that kind of largely pointless viciousness, which is at best a kind of murderous insurance policy, is reflected in his subordinate who wants to gut Sythe just because. Criminal organizations usually are built on personal bonds rather than money for a reason. If Clovis is doing this stuff because he's paranoid, then, like a lot of paranoid people, he's actively creating situations that merit paranoia. In that sense, killing Brutus is profoundly sad because it was the kind of relationship he needed to build in order to stop being so paranoid.Eclipse wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 7:52 amClovis showing his idea of "mercy" to Brutus doesn't change the fact that he felt the need to kill him. He's killing off every minion that keeps him from amassing money and power, whether they're loyal to him or not.Bellhead wrote: ↑Sat Feb 13, 2021 11:50 pm I agree with the "low tolerance for failure and disobedience", but I disagree with "murderous mood", given that he just killed the best friend he ever had, while he smiled back warmly. I mean, he'd be touchy, sure, and would probably kill anyone who didn't do what he told them to, but his psyche is too broken to feel much joy in anything at the moment. He'd kill out of rage, rather than punishment, and would probably be less observant of his subordinates for at least a short time.
Provided the mission is completed without further "incident", which I highly doubt, Clovis would likely not even notice that his underlings went at all out of their way. He'd probably only blame them if the mission failed because of it.
Then again, it's late and I'm tired and just coming up with random thoughts...
Roan took it upon himself to rescue Brutus against Clovis' orders and got himself captured. Which is.. almost exactly what this twin is doing. He's one Mrs. Nibbly [censored]-kicking away from replicating the same circumstances that got Roan killed.
Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
I can see Clovis' rationale to some degree, although I think killing him was a bit extreme. Initiative can be great when it works out, but when it doesn't, it's an unnecessary risk that's detrimental to the mission (ironically, if Roan had succeeded Clovis might have praised and rewarded him, that's kind of a cruel irony that we even see in real world businesses, if it works you're praised as an innovative genius, if it fails you're reckless and you often find yourself fired). Going rogue and deviating from the plan could've jeopardized it, and even for a properly run organization your subordinates need to be directed to a concrete purpose to succeed.aitaituo wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:21 pmKilling subordinates who show initiative is a great leadership style. It tells them that they are nothing more than disposable tools who will sooner or later be killed unless they kill you first. And that kind of largely pointless viciousness, which is at best a kind of murderous insurance policy, is reflected in his subordinate who wants to gut Sythe just because. Criminal organizations usually are built on personal bonds rather than money for a reason. If Clovis is doing this stuff because he's paranoid, then, like a lot of paranoid people, he's actively creating situations that merit paranoia. In that sense, killing Brutus is profoundly sad because it was the kind of relationship he needed to build in order to stop being so paranoid.Eclipse wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 7:52 amClovis showing his idea of "mercy" to Brutus doesn't change the fact that he felt the need to kill him. He's killing off every minion that keeps him from amassing money and power, whether they're loyal to him or not.Bellhead wrote: ↑Sat Feb 13, 2021 11:50 pm I agree with the "low tolerance for failure and disobedience", but I disagree with "murderous mood", given that he just killed the best friend he ever had, while he smiled back warmly. I mean, he'd be touchy, sure, and would probably kill anyone who didn't do what he told them to, but his psyche is too broken to feel much joy in anything at the moment. He'd kill out of rage, rather than punishment, and would probably be less observant of his subordinates for at least a short time.
Provided the mission is completed without further "incident", which I highly doubt, Clovis would likely not even notice that his underlings went at all out of their way. He'd probably only blame them if the mission failed because of it.
Then again, it's late and I'm tired and just coming up with random thoughts...
Roan took it upon himself to rescue Brutus against Clovis' orders and got himself captured. Which is.. almost exactly what this twin is doing. He's one Mrs. Nibbly [censored]-kicking away from replicating the same circumstances that got Roan killed.
Not that I have any sympathy for the guy. Personality problems, trauma, and mental illness earn a lot of sympathy points, but people can reach a point where they are so inside themselves and so toxic that there's no external way to help them and no willingness on their part to be self-conscious enough to recognize the problem. When such a person is also a murderous crimelord, come on. Tom is doing a good job of alluding to both sides of Clovis' story while still making everyone hate him.
The "Mrs. Nibbly [censored]-kicking" is a key component to Remus suffering Roan's fate. Maybe if he succeeds in killing Sythe and Mrs. Nibbly, Clovis probably wouldn't mind as much, but if he gets into a needless fight that Clovis directly ordered him not to engage and ends up defeated, that's one less body to help against his actual goal of capturing Zen. So it's very easy to see Remus being barbecued by Clovis as well if he ends up defeated. And considering there's something very off with Mrs. Nibbly, that's a highly likely possibility.
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Thank you, you summed up what I was trying to say quite nicely.FuryoftheStars wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:40 pm I don’t think its so much “showing initiative” as disobeying direct orders to disastrous results. It’d be one thing if they were successful, or if what happened wasn’t a direct contradiction to their orders. I mean, if you put this into a not quite so evil setting, if I was their boss, I’d be firing their butts for what they were doing.
Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
I assume you mean Reni's mother , the former dragon princess? I've never heard that theory before, though I suppose it's possible.Jae wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:03 am Isn't Nibs the missing dragon princess from the bulletin board? I thought this theory was accepted on the forums a while ago, but this thread seems like we're unsure. Did I miss a beat? I only rarely lurk on the forums, so it's likely.
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Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
That theory was accepted, until Seraphina debunked it. And aside from that one page, we've heard no mention of Reni's mother, so I think that comment was more of an aside. Especially considering she was the former dragon princess.Alea wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 5:40 pmI assume you mean Reni's mother , the former dragon princess? I've never heard that theory before, though I suppose it's possible.Jae wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:03 am Isn't Nibs the missing dragon princess from the bulletin board? I thought this theory was accepted on the forums a while ago, but this thread seems like we're unsure. Did I miss a beat? I only rarely lurk on the forums, so it's likely.
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Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
Sorry not sure if you were serious or sarcastic : ( gonna assume the latteraitaituo wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:21 pmKilling subordinates who show initiative is a great leadership style. It tells them that they are nothing more than disposable tools who will sooner or later be killed unless they kill you first. And that kind of largely pointless viciousness, which is at best a kind of murderous insurance policy, is reflected in his subordinate who wants to gut Sythe just because. Criminal organizations usually are built on personal bonds rather than money for a reason. If Clovis is doing this stuff because he's paranoid, then, like a lot of paranoid people, he's actively creating situations that merit paranoia. In that sense, killing Brutus is profoundly sad because it was the kind of relationship he needed to build in order to stop being so paranoid.Eclipse wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 7:52 amClovis showing his idea of "mercy" to Brutus doesn't change the fact that he felt the need to kill him. He's killing off every minion that keeps him from amassing money and power, whether they're loyal to him or not.Bellhead wrote: ↑Sat Feb 13, 2021 11:50 pm I agree with the "low tolerance for failure and disobedience", but I disagree with "murderous mood", given that he just killed the best friend he ever had, while he smiled back warmly. I mean, he'd be touchy, sure, and would probably kill anyone who didn't do what he told them to, but his psyche is too broken to feel much joy in anything at the moment. He'd kill out of rage, rather than punishment, and would probably be less observant of his subordinates for at least a short time.
Provided the mission is completed without further "incident", which I highly doubt, Clovis would likely not even notice that his underlings went at all out of their way. He'd probably only blame them if the mission failed because of it.
Then again, it's late and I'm tired and just coming up with random thoughts...
Roan took it upon himself to rescue Brutus against Clovis' orders and got himself captured. Which is.. almost exactly what this twin is doing. He's one Mrs. Nibbly [censored]-kicking away from replicating the same circumstances that got Roan killed.
Not that I have any sympathy for the guy. Personality problems, trauma, and mental illness earn a lot of sympathy points, but people can reach a point where they are so inside themselves and so toxic that there's no external way to help them and no willingness on their part to be self-conscious enough to recognize the problem. When such a person is also a murderous crimelord, come on. Tom is doing a good job of alluding to both sides of Clovis' story while still making everyone hate him.
AS i have said before, Clovis is a comic book villain, and a good one at that, but tha means he does not have to worry about the real world logistical hurdles of managing a criminal empire, like for example caring about your mean if only because you need them to get the job done. Real succesfull criminal organization operate more like well oiled enterprises an thus require good leaders with managerial skills to keep everything afloat, of course as a crime syndicate you also need to be ruthless but being pointless vicious, specially towards your own men, does note help anyone. And as other have pointed out, money won't buy loyatly nor respect which leavs Clovis henchmen with not much incentive to follow him something Roan pointed out before being roasted.
"There is nothing more dangerous than an idiot who believes he is smart and has lots of initiative."FuryoftheStars wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:40 pm -snip-
I don’t think its so much “showing initiative” as disobeying direct orders to disastrous results. It’d be one thing if they were successful, or if what happened wasn’t a direct contradiction to their orders. I mean, if you put this into a not quite so evil setting, if I was their boss, I’d be firing their butts for what they were doing.
I do not think Roan would have been praised had they succeeded. After all Clovis plan was to confess his feeling to Brutus in a private setting and then kill him softly and probably blame it on the State, Trace or anyone else. How was he supposed to do that had Roan succeed? Maybe that is why he ended up killing him, he was not only disobeying direct orders but was, unknowingly getting in the way of his plan.Eclipse wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:49 pm -snip-
I can see Clovis' rationale to some degree, although I think killing him was a bit extreme. Initiative can be great when it works out, but when it doesn't, it's an unnecessary risk that's detrimental to the mission (ironically, if Roan had succeeded Clovis might have praised and rewarded him, that's kind of a cruel irony that we even see in real world businesses, if it works you're praised as an innovative genius, if it fails you're reckless and you often find yourself fired). Going rogue and deviating from the plan could've jeopardized it, and even for a properly run organization your subordinates need to be directed to a concrete purpose to succeed.
The "Mrs. Nibbly [censored]-kicking" is a key component to Remus suffering Roan's fate. Maybe if he succeeds in killing Sythe and Mrs. Nibbly, Clovis probably wouldn't mind as much, but if he gets into a needless fight that Clovis directly ordered him not to engage and ends up defeated, that's one less body to help against his actual goal of capturing Zen. So it's very easy to see Remus being barbecued by Clovis as well if he ends up defeated. And considering there's something very off with Mrs. Nibbly, that's a highly likely possibility.
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Thank you, you summed up what I was trying to say quite nicely.FuryoftheStars wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:40 pm I don’t think its so much “showing initiative” as disobeying direct orders to disastrous results. It’d be one thing if they were successful, or if what happened wasn’t a direct contradiction to their orders. I mean, if you put this into a not quite so evil setting, if I was their boss, I’d be firing their butts for what they were doing.
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Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
This makes sense if Clovis didn't want anyone to witness how he killed Brutus. By that, I mean either Clovis didn't want it known that "hey, even if you are completely loyal to Clovis, and never question his orders, he'll kill you like you were nothing to him," OR he didn't want Roan around to see him rather tenderly confess his feelings to Brutus. Probably both.Technic[Bot] wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 7:51 pm I do not think Roan would have been praised had they succeeded. After all Clovis plan was to confess his feeling to Brutus in a private setting and then kill him softly and probably blame it on the State, Trace or anyone else. How was he supposed to do that had Roan succeed? Maybe that is why he ended up killing him, he was not only disobeying direct orders but was, unknowingly getting in the way of his plan.
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Well if that was his intent, then yeah, he wouldn't have. But Roan failing is even more reason in Clovis' eyes to kill him. Failure in a criminal organization means either getting captured or killed, and the former can be even worse since his enemies could gain crucial info that could be used against him. Hence Clovis decided to kill him.Technic[Bot] wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 7:51 pm I do not think Roan would have been praised had they succeeded. After all Clovis plan was to confess his feeling to Brutus in a private setting and then kill him softly and probably blame it on the State, Trace or anyone else. How was he supposed to do that had Roan succeed? Maybe that is why he ended up killing him, he was not only disobeying direct orders but was, unknowingly getting in the way of his plan.
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Actually come to think of it, part of the reason Clovis was so motivated to kill Brutus was because he went out of his way to save him, and that caused him to realize that he cared about him too much. If Roan had succeeded and saved him the trouble, he might not have realized that Brutus had that kind of power over him in the first place, and Clovis would have no plan to kill off Brutus in private for Roan to derail.
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Bellhead wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 7:48 pmThat theory was accepted, until Seraphina debunked it. And aside from that one page, we've heard no mention of Reni's mother, so I think that comment was more of an aside. Especially considering she was the former dragon princess.Alea wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 5:40 pmI assume you mean Reni's mother , the former dragon princess? I've never heard that theory before, though I suppose it's possible.Jae wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:03 am Isn't Nibs the missing dragon princess from the bulletin board? I thought this theory was accepted on the forums a while ago, but this thread seems like we're unsure. Did I miss a beat? I only rarely lurk on the forums, so it's likely.
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Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
Not sure I think he realized his feeling were real when he considered of going out to rescue himself, before setting a foot in the manor. And at some point decided to go, not to save him but to end him. I think Roan successfully rescuing Brutus would have been a hindrance for thatEclipse wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 12:13 amWell if that was his intent, then yeah, he wouldn't have. But Roan failing is even more reason in Clovis' eyes to kill him. Failure in a criminal organization means either getting captured or killed, and the former can be even worse since his enemies could gain crucial info that could be used against him. Hence Clovis decided to kill him.Technic[Bot] wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 7:51 pm I do not think Roan would have been praised had they succeeded. After all Clovis plan was to confess his feeling to Brutus in a private setting and then kill him softly and probably blame it on the State, Trace or anyone else. How was he supposed to do that had Roan succeed? Maybe that is why he ended up killing him, he was not only disobeying direct orders but was, unknowingly getting in the way of his plan.
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Actually come to think of it, part of the reason Clovis was so motivated to kill Brutus was because he went out of his way to save him, and that caused him to realize that he cared about him too much. If Roan had succeeded and saved him the trouble, he might not have realized that Brutus had that kind of power over him in the first place, and Clovis would have no plan to kill off Brutus in private for Roan to derail.
In any case what i tried to say is that Clovis killed Roan not out of incompetence, he faced dragon magic way out of his league, or lack of loyatly, seems Clovis is aware his men only follow him for money, but because he was a witness he could not have that.
Alea wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 5:40 pmI assume you mean Reni's mother , the former dragon princess? I've never heard that theory before, though I suppose it's possible.Jae wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:03 am Isn't Nibs the missing dragon princess from the bulletin board? I thought this theory was accepted on the forums a while ago, but this thread seems like we're unsure. Did I miss a beat? I only rarely lurk on the forums, so it's likely.
I do wonder why she meant by former. I used to think it simply meant that he mom no longer hold the title because Reni was born. But the way she says it and how she looks while saying it. Maybe she is hinting at something, like she lost the title for some reason? Or who knows maybe i am reading to much into it and only the youngest member of human/dragon royalty is considered a prince.
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Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
I'd say his biggest issue with Roan and Sam was they were only interested in rescuing Brutus to use him to leverage a reward from Clovis. If they were there just to rescue a fellow guildsman, or because they thought the enemy having Brutus might cause them issues, Clovis might have been more lenient.Technic[Bot] wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 4:11 amNot sure I think he realized his feeling were real when he considered of going out to rescue himself, before setting a foot in the manor. And at some point decided to go, not to save him but to end him. I think Roan successfully rescuing Brutus would have been a hindrance for thatEclipse wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 12:13 amWell if that was his intent, then yeah, he wouldn't have. But Roan failing is even more reason in Clovis' eyes to kill him. Failure in a criminal organization means either getting captured or killed, and the former can be even worse since his enemies could gain crucial info that could be used against him. Hence Clovis decided to kill him.Technic[Bot] wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 7:51 pm I do not think Roan would have been praised had they succeeded. After all Clovis plan was to confess his feeling to Brutus in a private setting and then kill him softly and probably blame it on the State, Trace or anyone else. How was he supposed to do that had Roan succeed? Maybe that is why he ended up killing him, he was not only disobeying direct orders but was, unknowingly getting in the way of his plan.
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Actually come to think of it, part of the reason Clovis was so motivated to kill Brutus was because he went out of his way to save him, and that caused him to realize that he cared about him too much. If Roan had succeeded and saved him the trouble, he might not have realized that Brutus had that kind of power over him in the first place, and Clovis would have no plan to kill off Brutus in private for Roan to derail.
In any case what i tried to say is that Clovis killed Roan not out of incompetence, he faced dragon magic way out of his league, or lack of loyatly, seems Clovis is aware his men only follow him for money, but because he was a witness he could not have that.
Alea wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 5:40 pmI assume you mean Reni's mother , the former dragon princess? I've never heard that theory before, though I suppose it's possible.Jae wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:03 am Isn't Nibs the missing dragon princess from the bulletin board? I thought this theory was accepted on the forums a while ago, but this thread seems like we're unsure. Did I miss a beat? I only rarely lurk on the forums, so it's likely.
I do wonder why she meant by former. I used to think it simply meant that he mom no longer hold the title because Reni was born. But the way she says it and how she looks while saying it. Maybe she is hinting at something, like she lost the title for some reason? Or who knows maybe i am reading to much into it and only the youngest member of human/dragon royalty is considered a prince.
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Re: Comic for February 12, 2021: Defending her Wolf
Thinks mrs.nibs is going to show her true form, she may be actually a changeing there been hints and other things that people have noted about mrs.nib.
But what if she's actually a squirrel that got experimented on by a dragon(that would explain her fear) and uses her natural form that she remembers (going by a old dnd story of a person that was cursed with immortality and they was a changeling that lived for so long that they forgot what their actually true natural form)
But what if she's actually a squirrel that got experimented on by a dragon(that would explain her fear) and uses her natural form that she remembers (going by a old dnd story of a person that was cursed with immortality and they was a changeling that lived for so long that they forgot what their actually true natural form)