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Name: ColrsiaPronunciation: Cole-ra-sigh-ah
Nickname(s): collie, colline, sisi
Age: 24
Gender: gender fuild
crush/reltionship:
Parents: braeburn and little strongheart
Siblings: brandie and canyon jumper
Special Talent: potion making and ingrediant knowerer
Occupation: sell potions for lifes needs in appleloosa but also deliverys orchard apples to cantorlot
Location: appleloosa and cantorlot
Likes: art museams, pretty archetecturs, hanging out with scroll flame, cantorlot in general
Dislikes: hospitals, blood, gore, snakes, thunder
Bio: colrsia grew in the country know for runa way interspecies. as for the last years interspecies ponies had been looked down on and a hard oppression had fallen on those who had foals with other creatures and their foals. so not far across the ocean was a country that was made a safe haven for the interspecies foals. colrsia had been one of those many who had been dumped in an orphanage though neither of her parents were ponies, though colrsia doesnt know who or what her parents are. its assumed one was a zebra but no one could trace what her other genes are from.
many working at the orphanage saw her as bad luck full of bad blood. her unknown genes rubbed nearly everyone the wrong way. the only one he was close to was their roomate scroll flame who was quiet and really liked to be alone. thought scroll flame felt bad enough and would let colrsia hang around.
even still colrsia was considered an outcast so when breaburn and strongheart showed up to the orphanage and took colrsia home to equestria, along with scroll flame who was just going along with the ride and wanting to go to cantorlot to try and find any leads to their parents.
colrsia and scroll flame live in diffrent towns but they see each other a lot and are good friends.
colrsia loves their new home in appleoose. it gave him space and freedom and two new loving siblings.
tough colrsia still have identity issues.