Name: Reed
Gender: Female
Age: Teenager
Brief background: She lived with her parents and siblings until she was old enough to survive on her own, and has since then been wandering the wilderness by herself. She sees other lone wolves every now and then, sometimes even partnering up with them for a month or two, but eventually ends up moving on and continuing to search for a more permanent actual pack.
Physical description: She's slightly smaller and skinnier than the average wolf, but has a wiry strength especially in her limbs that enables her to run fast. Her pelt is reddish-brown with a large darker area on her back as well as the middle of her tail. Her underside is lighter than the rest of her body, but nowhere near white. Reed's eyes are a muted blue-green, and her nose is dark gray. Her ears are large in comparison to her body, to the extent that they flop over slightly at the tips (a trait that runs in her family on her mother's side). In a nutshell, fairly plain.
Personality: Reed is relatively calm and lighthearted most of the time. She's pretty easygoing and gets acquainted with new wolves rather quickly due to meeting many different ones through her travels. Overall, Reed just likes to be friendly and meet new friends.
However, she can be easily provoked when in a sour mood, and will be quick to argue when this happens. You can easily tell if she's in one of these moods if she becomes sulky and doesn't talk much.
Romantic life: She isn't the sweetest or the most feminine, so she's never really been romantically involved with another wolf. She's not desperate for a mate, but most certainly is interested in meeting a potential candidate. The problem with Reed is that she doesn't really understand flirting at all, so attempts to do so usually fly over her head.
Judging based off her personality, the best way to get to her heart is to get to know her and then tell her you're interested. Minimal games and flirting because, as I described, she simply doesn't understand it due to complete lack of experience (if you're super obvious, of course, she'll definitely notice, but subtalities just go in on ear and out the other in her brain).
