Braxton (kittypet) Complete

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Name Braxton Gender Male Age (moons, 1 moon is 1 month) 14 moons Sexuality  Straight Clan Kittypet Rank N/A Quote/Saying "Okay! Be quiet!" Genotype (optional) Appearance A small, sleek furred white tom with a black marking over his head that extends down his neck, and a kind of short black tail, with a bit of white at the tip. He has a long muzzle and broad shoulders. He has small rings of black fur around his eyes, and small black splashes here and there. He has large, wide paws, with 6 toes on each paw, and sharp claws. His eyes are large and rounded, bright emerald green in color, and a bit darker around the edges. He has large ears, one black ear and one white ear. He wears an old, tattered green collar with a small bell and a shiny silver fish shaped tag with his name on it. He has a thin white scar on his shoulder from a fight with another cat, and another scar on his cheek. His hind legs are muscular and powerful, allowing him to run swiftly. They would be good for pouncing if he could hunt. He has long whiskers and some tufting inside his ears. His face has a serious expression. Personality Braxton is confident and a natural born leader. He is never afraid to stand up for himself. He is smart, strategic, and logical. He doesn't make decisions on impulse. He is also authoritative and often orders others around. He is loud and somewhat bossy, and has a bit of a temper when he isn't obeyed, which is why he can be scary. He is a strong fighter but he is a bad hunter because he is a bit loud to stalk prey. Even without a bell on his collar, he wouldn't be able to be stealthy. History He was born in the streets and raised there for a few moons before he was taken to a shelter. He stayed there for a very long time because he was aggressive for a while before adjusting to humans. He often attacked shelter workers, who were luckily patient enough to care for him. A caring family adopted him and they take good care of him. Other Braxton will never join a Clan, but may try to interact with them or sneak past their borders.