Biography

-Female
-15

• Asexual (would be bisexual if she became sexally active)

Viscosity can draw tattoo-like markings on her legs and paws using her mind and a type of ink that flows from her claws. The markings aren't permanent, as they fade away over time, so she replaces them frequently. Sometimes you can see the old faded markings underneath the new ones. The markings on her face, tail, ears, neck, back, chest, and stomach are all markings she received at birth and are permanent. The stuff flowing from her back is actually the excess ink from marking herself on her arms and paws. If it suddenly stops flowing, then she is in severe danger and can get ink poisoning; causing her to die.

Her eyes are a dark black/blue, and can unnerve and cause queasiness and fear in most other beings. She rarely speaks, but when she does, listen to her, as she is very wise. She can be very shy, and is often alone because other's misunderstand her, when really she just wants to help others.

Viscosity is a very fragile and emotional creature, but she never shows her emotions to anyone except to those that she loves. Because of this, she developed a fear of intimacy, and doesn't even like to be touched.

When alone, Viscosity enjoys reading, writing, drawing, listening to music, or just observing things (like other's behavior, the way things looks, nature, etc). She is also very lax and laid back alone or around loved ones.

When in danger, Viscosity can spit a black fluid that resembles ink out of her mouth. It has been known to burn skin and blind opponents. She can also use her claws, which leave scorch marks on other beings. (In her own species, marking each other with their ink is a very intimate and bonding activity that is only done between family members, close friends, and mates).

Overall, Viscosity just loves to blend in the background and not be noticed by anyone so she can be alone. It can get to the point to where she hates other beings, but only for just the moment. She' kind, generous, and really shy, but works to help out others without prior words.