Name: Flint

Species: Anthropomorphic Fox

Height: 5'11"

Build: Lean but toned

Fur Color: Rusty red with black-tipped ears and tail, white underbelly

Eyes: Sharp amber

Flint is a lean yet well-toned anthropomorphic fox, standing at 5'11" with a frame built for agility rather than brute strength. His fur is a deep, rusty red, accented by a sharp white underbelly that runs from his chin down to his torso. His ears are tall and pointed, tipped with black, always twitching as if catching every little sound around him.

His amber eyes gleam with a sharp, almost predatory intensity, always scanning, always watching. His muzzle is sleek and angular, with a perpetual smirk that never quite fades, as if he’s always in on some cruel joke. His hands are dexterous, his fingers long and nimble, ending in sharp, retractable claws that he keeps well-maintained—whether for intimidation or practical use.

His legs are digitigrade, giving him a natural, effortless grace in every movement. His feet are large and padded, designed for silent steps, though he enjoys making his presence known when it suits him. His long, bushy tail, tipped with black, sways lazily behind him, a stark contrast to the coiled tension in the rest of his body, as if he could strike at any moment.