Post by lyricationnation on Mar 16, 2018 6:43:31 GMT
Hi, I'm new here, so forgive me if I do something wrong. Anyway, here's my character's info!
Kaukileya, of the extinct Kala Yatrika tribe.
A monster made out of pure pencil graphite, with the ability to shape-shift. He may seem menacing, but he is actually nice once you get to know him. After the death of his tribe, he fell into a condition named Visada by his tribe, or depression to us. He's alright now, though. He is tall, about 8 feet tall, and very slender. His entire body is black, and almost featureless, like a figurine. He has no face, so he cannot speak, but he can write very well. Instead of hands and feet where his arms and legs end, they taper off into a cone. When he forms hands, they are very blocky, because he doesn't know quite know how to make hands.
The Kala Yatrika Tribe
A tribe of anthropomorphic art supplies that was wiped out almost entirely. They resided in Brazil, before being decimated by as of yet unknown attackers. It was average for the male tribe members to be as tall as 8 to 9 feet, with the women reaching 7'6" to 8'6". They built stone houses, which have now become known as the 'Lekhana Ruins'.
Kaukileya, of the extinct Kala Yatrika tribe.
A monster made out of pure pencil graphite, with the ability to shape-shift. He may seem menacing, but he is actually nice once you get to know him. After the death of his tribe, he fell into a condition named Visada by his tribe, or depression to us. He's alright now, though. He is tall, about 8 feet tall, and very slender. His entire body is black, and almost featureless, like a figurine. He has no face, so he cannot speak, but he can write very well. Instead of hands and feet where his arms and legs end, they taper off into a cone. When he forms hands, they are very blocky, because he doesn't know quite know how to make hands.
The Kala Yatrika Tribe
A tribe of anthropomorphic art supplies that was wiped out almost entirely. They resided in Brazil, before being decimated by as of yet unknown attackers. It was average for the male tribe members to be as tall as 8 to 9 feet, with the women reaching 7'6" to 8'6". They built stone houses, which have now become known as the 'Lekhana Ruins'.
