In a world where you are judged for your half-human nature, persecuted and despised for being "not quite human nor quite animal," a world where you seem to have no place anywhere, a Native American village welcomes you as if you were normal, quickly representing the last hope for a dignified life. Unfortunately, some things happen in the shadows, shrouded in secrets.

In this rp, you should meet

HELAKU

Chef/Tracker - Human

Helaku is the village chief. He is the pillar that keeps it standing. He has secrets he cannot reveal to others, secrets that torment him. He wants to be the best chief possible, but his father's premature death made him one of the youngest chiefs to have ever lived, and he fights to earn his inherited title. He is the most developed character in the script.

AHANU

Warrior - bison demi human

A massive and solidly built man with broad shoulders and thick, natural musculature. Bison horns are integrated into his skull, and his coat is denser on his arms and neck. He has a steady, almost reassuring presence.

Personality: Direct, warm, and protective. He acts before overthinking, but without dangerous impulsiveness. He is often the one who welcomes newcomers and defuses tensions.

TALAKA

Sacred dancer - Crow demi human

A slender woman with a supple and silent posture. Long black hair falls like feathers, interwoven with natural strands that resemble wings. Small feathery markings adorn her forearms and shoulders.

Personality: Calm, observant, and highly intuitive. She speaks little but quickly notices details others miss. She puts people at ease effortlessly but remains difficult to read emotionally. Talaka is the most Sacred of the Dancers for the ceremonies. Almost viewed as a living goddess.

ENYETO

Shaman/healer - eagle demi human

A man more slender and agile than the others, with light, almost silent movements. Eagle wings, very long brown hair intertwined with natural feathers. A piercing gaze, constantly observing.

Personality: Intelligent, analytical, sometimes a little sarcastic. He prefers to understand before acting and always maintains a cautious distance, without being suspicious.

Enyeto is the Shaman and medecine man of the village. He is the guardian of traditions and the link with spirits.