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Villager: Helia

Life on FurVilla is a lot different from her home planet, but Helia doesn't seem to mind it too much. There are so many new faces and smells that her curiosity often gets the best of her and she can't help but nose or paw at something that catches her eye. Her favorite village is Oceandome, because it reminds her of her home planet with all of the water and fish it has to offer, but she seems eager to explore the rest of the villages with her new owner and her new companions. She still dreams about her home planet, sometimes, but she has seen other Haikatt here in FurVilla so she feels less lonely.

The haikatt was accepted fairly quickly into the family, and the other villagers take turns playing with her in between their jobs (if she's not already watching someone else work). Old Bear built her an Oceandome house in attempts to give her an environment closer to her home world, and Alex negotiated with another Animal Breeder to give her a pet Octi with colors to match her own. She's a bit bigger than a few of her family members, but it doesn't seem to be much of a problem and certainly doesn't deter her from trying to snuggle everyone.

When not exploring on the land, Helia loves to swim around with her owner and race her new companions both in the water and on the land. She also tends to be quite cuddly towards her new "family" and loves attention being paid to her. She's highly curious about the work that her companions do, and will often spend time watching them in action. She thinks she might like to try her paw at a career too, but there are so many she can't currently decide what to try first.

Despite her curious nature and love of exploring, Helia can still be quite cautious around new people or creatures, and is quite protective of her new family members. However, if she gets to know someone (or something), she becomes less cautious and more playful with them. Despite her excellent speed and hunting skills, Helia's not much for fighting and prefers intimidation tactics rather than outward aggression.