Grace Greenstride is a gazelletaur defined by motion, instinct, and unfiltered joy. She lives in the open grasslands where wide skies and clear horizons suit her restless body and alert senses. With short brown hair, bright dark-green eyes, and slender gazelle horns crowning her human half, Grace looks like she’s always halfway into her next idea or her next sprint. Her lower body is fully gazelle: long, springy legs built for speed, light hooves, and a body that seems far more comfortable running than standing still.

Her personality is loud in energy but simple in thought. Grace is a complete airhead, not dull, but easily distracted, forgetful, and driven almost entirely by impulse. She speaks quickly, laughs easily, and often changes topics mid-sentence without realizing it. Stillness makes her uneasy, so she fills quiet moments with pacing, bouncing, circling, or sudden invitations to run “just a little.” She is silly by nature, rarely serious for long, and tends to process emotions by moving rather than thinking.

Grace’s gazelle instincts guide nearly everything she does. Sudden sounds make her ears snap upright, unfamiliar movement can send her bolting without warning, and open spaces calm her in ways words never could. Running isn’t just play, it’s regulation. When excited, confused, nervous, or happy, her body demands motion. She prefers clear sightlines, instinctively repositions herself to keep others in view, and reacts first with her body before her mind catches up.

In relationships, Grace shows affection through shared activity and proximity. She bonds by running together, circling those she trusts, and nudging them playfully with her shoulder or horns. As a mother, her instincts sharpen rather than soften, she becomes alert, movement-focused, and protective, teaching her offspring through play and positioning rather than instruction. Grace doesn’t plan, scheme, or reflect much; she lives moment to moment, carried forward by instinct, energy, and the endless call of open ground.