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Villager: Shepherd

Hello there! What brings you out this way?
Oh I'm the Shepherd of Monsters by the by, though you likely knew that already if you tromped all the way out to this lovely side of nowhere at all.

Most just call me Shepherd or Shep, easier that way and looks better on the critter's sale papers. Yup fittingly enough I actually do raise critters you could call monsters, though they're a pretty docile bunch so long as you treat 'em right.
Anywho, you didn't come all the way out here to hear me ramble did ya'? Thought so. Come on and have a cup of tea and we can talk business before I talk your ear off.

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Pansexual | Comfortably youthful adult | Lazily uses female pronouns | Ambidextrous | Neutral Good

The Shepherd of Monsters, and interesting but fitting title for the somewhat reclusive three-eyed feline. If she has a name beyond that no one knows since as far as anyone's concerned she's just Shepherd, a friendly but slightly odd farmer who lives more then a bit out of the way.

Never rude or unfriendly outwardly or with intent Shepherd just isn't long on social skills or tolerance for small talk and thrives on the noisy kind of silence one finds deep in the woods or on and one-person farm leaving her delighted by but extraordinarily awkward in crowds and verbose, sarcastic, and playful one on one. She takes little seriously unless less it is right and truly serious and stands firmly by the idea that is we couldn't laugh we would all go insane and that it's not worth making something out of something until it is something. Shepherd is creative and adores the arts, particularly music though her skills in it are limited. She consumes books and information like a bonfire and has a wealth of random facts to bring to the table because of it. Generally solid and level headed, usually optimistic and cheerful in a grumpy sort of way, protective of hers, inclined to bouts of ill-temper, and governed mostly by insatiable curiosity and hot-burning emotions she can certainly be an interesting companion.

A physical life suits Shepherd well, though now slouch mentally and wildly creative one of her greatest joys lies in making things. Be it caring for her beloved animals, working a garden, or an absent doodle in the corner of a cookbook making and doing things is what she finds most rewarding and being built solidly, stocky and strong with paws capable of delicate work, and not being small in stature makes it easy for her. She also holds to a level of mysticism in behavior and belief, holding to old traditions rooted in the natural world and holidays the celebrate the seasons among food, friends, and family. Often one gets the impression that her strange eyes see a great deal more than most.

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