Wild Leafeon

Personality:
This Leafeon is playful, curious, and a little bit greedy. She loves the intense aroma of basil and can't resist "tasting" the aromatic plants in your garden. She's quite shy around humans at first (that's why she stays still, staring at you with those big eyes), but if you speak softly or offer her something tasty, she'll quickly approach, wagging her leaf-tail.
She's very affectionate once she trusts you: she likes to rub against your legs, leaving a soft scent of fresh grass, and sometimes brings little gifts from the garden (leaves or flowers) to "share." She's also a bit mischievous: if you let her, she'll keep tasting all the aromatic herbs she finds, but she never destroys the whole plants, only nibbles at the tenderest leaves.
In short: an adorable little green thief, with a face that says "give me more basil or kick me out?" and a sweet, curious and somewhat sweet-toothed personality.

Appearance:
It's a tiny Leafeon, barely the size of a large cat (about 30-35 cm tall to the top of its head). Its fur is a fresh, vibrant leaf green, with a soft sheen as if it were always damp with morning dew. The tips of its ears and tail are adorned with larger, serrated leaves that look newly sprouted and have a delicate golden edge that shimmers in the sunlight.
Its eyes are large, round, and a very bright amber-green, with a curious and slightly mischievous expression. It has small, darker spots on its back, like the veins of a leaf, and its paws end in soft green pads that leave almost imperceptible footprints in the soil.
Right now she's crouching among the basil plants, her ears drooping in a "gotcha" pose, but still clutching the leaf in her mouth. A tiny basil mustache dangles from one side, and the leaves on her tail twitch slightly, as if she's nervous yet content.