Profile of Atlas

A big puffy white cloud of fluff covers Atlas from head to toe and is subtly marked with ember points, covering large awkward paws, blazing up from his nose and spreads up his feathery tail like flames. His eyes are a mix of both parents, lilac ringed by a halo of silver. As a pup he is on the chunky side, full of puppy fat that will fill out into a solid bulky frame inherited from his father.

A polished presentation of well groomed manners and respectful distance. His purple-silver eyes, once so bright and dreamy now hold a level of quiet maturity beyond their youthful years. Emotional investment in others is something he tries to avoid. It's better to not get too attached, the warning that runs through his mind whenever he feels anything remotely close to fondness. He won't refuse anyone who needs his help and it's this kindness that leaves him open to the hurt that he fears.

Merrin and Argent, a pair brought together by love and not legally bound by marriage, but soul mates who promised forever. Atlas and his siblings were the gift his parents never knew they needed. He was cherished and adored as a child, encouraged to embrace his love of nature and the written word just as much as his bolder siblings were to reach for their dreams. It took him longer to find the career that he would dedicate his life to. Far too gentle for the army and timid to be a healer after seeing his father's trauma for the first time in the aftermath of the riots. Atlas asked himself. 'What can I do?'

It was only after his parents warning him about his mother's ex-husband that he realised. The law wasn't always a shield that protected the innocent in the wrong paws it could also be a sword. Atlas vowed to become a lawyer so that he could save people. Only it was too late for him to help his parents. They were forced to flee across the border before he was done with his studies. Now Atlas is determined to find out for himself what he believes in. Who is evil? Jacobite? Who is good? Royalist? He will decide that for himself with an open mind even if it goes against everything he was taught to believe.