She also answers to "An" "Anu" and "Anua" with "Anua" being her fave. Her hair is a dark brown, that has a reddish/copper tint to it when in strong light. (Not sure what the color is actually called). Fur is sandy brown and only findable on ears and tail. Her eyes are a hazel-brown with some green around the irises. She is usually either barefoot or wearing sandals. Outfits may very from ritual garb (as in this picture) casual garb, formal garb, or working garb.

Backstory:
In her younger years, Anua met a lonely old lady living in a cabin located about a mile into the woods outside of town. Over time she learned the crone was an herbalist and began to learn from her, and the crone became so fond of Anua that she left her everything when she passed.

In honor of the crone's memory, Anua continued work as an herbalist but became afraid to care for any others in case they were lost to her as well. the word spread around town that she was a recluse, but pleasant and helpful to those in need.

Just as the crone before her did, Anua exchanges her services for goods and favors (such as repairs, chores, and produce like baked goods, or canned goods). Once a week she travels into town to visit those too old or sick to come to her. During this trip she stops by the library to return previously borrowed books and borrow different books.

She has a tendency to make people feel as though she is pondering their very being when she is interacting with them. She has little patience for those that are completely senseless in their behavior and/or actions, and feels extra fondness of those that show a capacity for thinking.

One of the very few that she considers a friend gifted her a wolf cub that grew up to her friend and partner Luna. Luna learned enough from Anua that she often brings findings in that Anua is able to put to good use.

Likes: Horror, Wolves, Blue, Nature, Night-Sky
Dislikes: Stupidity, stubborness, selfishness, winter
Hobbies: Reading, Swimming
Tasks: Brewing; Gathering, drying and preparing herbs; Salves, Gardening

Credit
Line-art: archidaequiem