Catori Nightmist

Name: Catori (Nightmist) Felidae

Age: 30

Species: Feline

Gender: female

Sexuality: bisexual

Title: Shaman Priestess

Personality:
Catori is a logical person. She's very strict when it comes to it, making her decisions completely based on what she knows for sure and it means she withholds judgment of people unless given any clear indication. She acts rather calmly and does her best to do what she objectively thinks benefits people and herself. Catori largely rejects the authority of culture and tradition. Still, she follows some traditional values that she recognizes to be successful, even borrowing ideas and beliefs from multiple cultures. She has quite deduced that selflessness and goodness is the best way to behave for wellbeing and the wellbeing of others. Rejecting actions that can potentially be harmful and antisocial. Despite her seemingly stubborn nature, she's quick to change her ideas or adjust strategies when shown wrong. She just refuses to give ideas a second glance that doesn't meet her standards.


Magical Powers: Tribal Magic- Catori gets her magical talent from her very soul, and she expresses it through various rituals. Tribal Magic refers to the type of shamanistic magic that deals with connecting to the spirit world. She often connects to her spiritual ancestors and draws energy from them. Many spells are based upon ancient rituals to get the attention of the spirits she wishes to draw from.

Magical Tool: She carries a tribal staff The wand has been carved out of the wood of a tropical tree and enchanted. It's used at a conduit, channelling her mist powers into her. This allows for various independent applications such as firing magic blasts or creating magic shields.

Bio: Catori grew up in the thick rainforest. The nomadic tribe was all of her species of felines. She learnt how to control her natural powers from her mother and other tribal folks, destined to eventually become a shamaness herself. But unfortunately, they were eventually whipped out. Deforestation and hostile illegal tree loggers had whipped out her people over the past few years. She became the last of her kind somewhere near her mid-20s.
During that time, she joined civilization and began to travel up north. She managed to successfully sue the government for illegal logging with the help of other affected tribes and sympathetic lawyers. As the last remaining survivor of her tribe, she was given 10 million dollars in compensation. Most went into repairing the rainforest herself and maintaining a patch of her tribe's territory.

She still lives alone in her tribe's land, though she welcomes outside tourists and researchers. Part of her tribe's land is partially developed with a single inn she owns to house tourist and researchers. She would occasionally teach magic to outsides for a price or produce tribal goods to trade.