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And another one~

My second monster I did for fun! Just like Arabella, I've thought about her species' characteristics and their own, that you can read down below if you're curious/brave enough

Details about Robin:

Robin is laid back and feisty. She rarely goes to class, and when she does, she usually doodles in her textbook.

She'd rather do sport than study, but doesn't like the fact she's not allowed to fly and play with her talons instead of her clumsy hands in some games.

She's easy to anger, and quite violent at times, especially when she's mistaken for a siren, which she finds “slutty and wrong in so many ways”.

Her tough demeanour only hides a softer part of her, a part that loves to coo and cuddles with animals, but she'll never admit it. She has a small crush on werewolves, simply because they're cool and fluffy.

There's very high chances that you spot her eating, since she has always something to eat in her bag, in relation to the neverending hunger the Harpies are cursed with. She's rarely seen without food in her mouth or bag. She is not picky either, she'd eat anything she can put her hands on. She actually has the wierdest tastes in food: pineapple on pizza is normal compared to what she can be seen eating sometimes. Her favourite meal seems to be cheese and marshmallow sandwich.

Robin is not fond of socializing, but doesn't mind company. She is not shy but she thinks that keeping up relationships is a hassle. She just enjoys relaxing and listening rather than be the active one in a conversation. She also likes parties, even if she goes alone. It's just better than studying.

Harpy Lore:
Harpies has been very popular in greek/roman stories and many depictions of them have been realized throughout the centuries. However, what the humans don’t know about those varying depictions is that they are all true.

Harpies are able to change their body at will, depending on their needs. The only consistent thing about Harpies is their bird legs, which can lead to confusion as people tend to mistake them for sirens. Their feathers can totally disappear under their flesh, and their face can be as human as can be (although disguised harpies tend to have an unsettling fixed glare, much like owls). But the contrary is also true: some Harpies tend to keep their original, more animalistic appearance: long feathered arms, clawed fingers, long canines and starved looking body. Some are even said to have a complete avian body. In any case, all Harpies are able to transform and use their original form or not, although they tend to become feral looking when they are angry.

Another thing all Harpies have in common is their insatiable hunger. Seen as a curse for some, a blessing for others, the harpies are able to constantly eat great quantity of food without gaining mass. They are always looking for something to eat and some legends talk about kidnapping humans to eat them when the hunger is too much to bear.

Harpies hate to be mixed up with sirens and like to remind people their voice is only able to produce high-pitched screeches. They have an incredible range too and could burst human’s eardrums easily.

Description
And another one~

My second monster I did for fun! Just like Arabella, I've thought about her species' characteristics and their own, that you can read down below if you're curious/brave enough

Details about Robin:

Robin is laid back and feisty. She rarely goes to class, and when she does, she usually doodles in her textbook.

She'd rather do sport than study, but doesn't like the fact she's not allowed to fly and play with her talons instead of her clumsy hands in some games.

She's easy to anger, and quite violent at times, especially when she's mistaken for a siren, which she finds “slutty and wrong in so many ways”.

Her tough demeanour only hides a softer part of her, a part that loves to coo and cuddles with animals, but she'll never admit it. She has a small crush on werewolves, simply because they're cool and fluffy.

There's very high chances that you spot her eating, since she has always something to eat in her bag, in relation to the neverending hunger the Harpies are cursed with. She's rarely seen without food in her mouth or bag. She is not picky either, she'd eat anything she can put her hands on. She actually has the wierdest tastes in food: pineapple on pizza is normal compared to what she can be seen eating sometimes. Her favourite meal seems to be cheese and marshmallow sandwich.

Robin is not fond of socializing, but doesn't mind company. She is not shy but she thinks that keeping up relationships is a hassle. She just enjoys relaxing and listening rather than be the active one in a conversation. She also likes parties, even if she goes alone. It's just better than studying.

Harpy Lore:
Harpies has been very popular in greek/roman stories and many depictions of them have been realized throughout the centuries. However, what the humans don’t know about those varying depictions is that they are all true.

Harpies are able to change their body at will, depending on their needs. The only consistent thing about Harpies is their bird legs, which can lead to confusion as people tend to mistake them for sirens. Their feathers can totally disappear under their flesh, and their face can be as human as can be (although disguised harpies tend to have an unsettling fixed glare, much like owls). But the contrary is also true: some Harpies tend to keep their original, more animalistic appearance: long feathered arms, clawed fingers, long canines and starved looking body. Some are even said to have a complete avian body. In any case, all Harpies are able to transform and use their original form or not, although they tend to become feral looking when they are angry.

Another thing all Harpies have in common is their insatiable hunger. Seen as a curse for some, a blessing for others, the harpies are able to constantly eat great quantity of food without gaining mass. They are always looking for something to eat and some legends talk about kidnapping humans to eat them when the hunger is too much to bear.

Harpies hate to be mixed up with sirens and like to remind people their voice is only able to produce high-pitched screeches. They have an incredible range too and could burst human’s eardrums easily.