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Description
Name: Kismet
Sex: Female (transmasc nb, he/they)
Species: Standard
Type: MYO

Kismet is very... well, justice-oriented. Whenever they see a wyngling in need, they like to swoop in and save them, be it from the harrassment of bullies or the terrible tragedy of a broken toy. Even if they know the solution to a problem will end up getting them in trouble, they don't care! They have just as much fun evading punishment, which has driven them out of the nook to live on the streets, where they help even street wynglings. They have been known to disrespect the authority of others quite often, especially adults, and have stolen to feed themselves or other hungry children before. Strangely, they seem to always have access to at least some type of food, even if they aren't stealing it from vendors.

Their own self-imposed expectations sometimes put a deep pressure on them that they push down in favor of what they see as their duty. Their need to care for others covers up for the flaws they see in themself and makes them feel better about who they are for however short a time. Kismet even attempts to teach themself to fight (with moderate success) to come to the aid of others, and aspires to one day hunt spites.

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Description
Name: Kismet
Sex: Female (transmasc nb, he/they)
Species: Standard
Type: MYO

Kismet is very... well, justice-oriented. Whenever they see a wyngling in need, they like to swoop in and save them, be it from the harrassment of bullies or the terrible tragedy of a broken toy. Even if they know the solution to a problem will end up getting them in trouble, they don't care! They have just as much fun evading punishment, which has driven them out of the nook to live on the streets, where they help even street wynglings. They have been known to disrespect the authority of others quite often, especially adults, and have stolen to feed themselves or other hungry children before. Strangely, they seem to always have access to at least some type of food, even if they aren't stealing it from vendors.

Their own self-imposed expectations sometimes put a deep pressure on them that they push down in favor of what they see as their duty. Their need to care for others covers up for the flaws they see in themself and makes them feel better about who they are for however short a time. Kismet even attempts to teach themself to fight (with moderate success) to come to the aid of others, and aspires to one day hunt spites.

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