𝓔𝓵𝓵𝓲𝓸𝓽 𖹭

Name: Elliot
surname: Bennett
Nationality: English
gender: male
age: 28
species: human
Sexuality: bisexual (hides that he likes men)
marital status: single
Job: Shepherd
height: 1.90 cm
country where he lives: England

Elliot grew up on a farm with his two parents, in a close-knit, hardworking family. His childhood was peaceful, surrounded by nature and animals. One of his best childhood friends was the family dog, who always accompanied him everywhere.

One day, when Elliot was about 11 years old, he lost sight of the dog while walking through the fields. He searched for it for hours, but never found it. When he returned home empty-handed, his parents didn't yell at him or punish him, but the look of deep disappointment they gave him was forever etched in his memory. From then on, Elliot developed a silent fear of disappointing people, especially when he made promises or agreements.

He grew up striving to do everything he says he wants, always trying to be trustworthy and avoid any mistakes that could hurt others. Although he's kind and respectful, he maintains a certain emotional distance from people. He's never truly fallen in love. He's had brief close encounters, but always avoids getting involved for fear of failing or not living up to expectations.

Blond, blue eyes, light skin, always wears his wide-brimmed hat, simple but durable clothing, with traces of earth and sun.

Quiet, of few words, but observant and very protective.

He may seem cold at first glance, but he has a warm heart, especially with animals.

He is stubborn and does not like receiving help, he believes in solving his own problems.

He has a dry and sarcastic sense of humor when he gets comfortable.

He loves solitude, but deep down he feels like he's missing something (or someone).

The nahual is, primarily, a person who has the ability to transform into an animal. According to tradition, each person is linked at birth to an animal that spiritually represents and protects them: this animal is their nahual. But some special people (shamans, witches, or spiritual guides) have the gift of physically transforming into their nahual, usually at night or in the morning.

Characteristics of the nahual:

It can transform into animals such as jaguar, coyote, eagle, dog, owl, among others.

He is a spiritual guardian and, in some stories, a protector.

In other, more popular versions, it is feared because it can cause harm or perform acts of witchcraft.

They are usually linked to supernatural powers and a deep knowledge of nature and spirituality.