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Gaian: RainbowColoredKitty
Name: ChiChi Kowa
Age: 16
Race: Wolf/human hybrid

Weapons: none
Magical ability: She can use fire and air
Story: ChiChi was the youngest daughter of the Lord and Lady of Auhgustine. She was never allowed outside unless it was in the inner most courtyard of the palace. She's always been a wild spirit and wished to run wild in the woods that she sees from the windows of the palace. She's never been out of the palace and knows nothing of the real world or what's going on.
Other: She doesn't know that she can control the elements and she's very innocent and sheltered. She loves hearing stories.

ChiChi looked back at the sleeping guard by her doorway then out her window. The sun was beginning to set, sending pink, orange, and yellow rays through the sky. She gazed at it for a second then picked up her backpack and opened the window. With one last look at her room she dropped down the the ground and ran across the grounds and through the gate. No one noticed her small form disappearing into the busy streets of the city.

The last sliver of the sun had fallen below the mountains and ChiChi walked slowly through the streets, looking around in awe. She'd never seen anything like it. The sights, the smells, the people. Everything was so exotic and much more than she's dreamed, much more than the stories she'd heard. A strong scent hit her and she stopped, looking to the source. Five men stood outside a building, watching her. They were the scent she smelt. It was musky, thick, and disgusting, but knew to her all the same.
"Hey little girl. Want to she something cool?" One of them asked, the bigger out of the five.
"Like what?" ChiChi asked, her curiosity peeking.
"Oh, just something that's down this alley. It's really pretty." He said.
"Pretty? Like a Dragonmoth? Mother had one of those once, but father killed it. It was the most prettiest thing I'd ever seen." She said.
The bg man smirked and nodded. "Yea, a dragon moth. That's what it is." He said.
ChiChi smiled and nodded. "I do want to see it." She said, walking towards them and following them down the alley. When they reached the end the big one that had talked grabbed her wrists and pushed her against the wall.
"H-hey! What are you doing?! Where's the Dragon moth?" She asked, trying to get away from his grasp.
The second largest one's hand moved down her body. "There is no dragon moth stupid girl. Now shut up and let us do this. The quieter you are the less painful it'll be, and the more pleasurable."
ChiChi struggled against his grip but got no where. "What will. Sir, please, tell me. I'd rea-." She said, then was cut off by a dirty rag being shoved in her mouth.

The five laughed and let her go, facing the man. "If I were you I'd leave now. We ain't doin no harm. Its just a girl, a pretty one at that. Could be royalty, if she weren't walkin on the streets." The big one said, chuckling.
ChiChi looked up at the man that had whistled, her pink eyes filled with fear, a few tears down her cheeks. She looked up at the men then back at the cloaked man, to afraid to say anything.

"I did didn't I? She's onthe ground now. We're not touching her. Now you run along kid, before you get hurt." He said.

ChiChi whimpered then put a hand over her mouth, trying to be quiet. One of them looked at her and raised a hand to hit her. She flinched back as she saw it go up and closed her eyes, tears hitting the paved ground.

ChiChi stared at the man against the wall, shocked and frozen to the spot.

The four other men growled and ran forward in a drunken mass.

ChiChi pulled her eyes away from the man against the wall and looked over at the other four dead men. she looked up at the man in the cloak and scooted away. "P-please. D-don't hurt me." She muttered, her back hitting the wall.

ChiChi shook her head. "No, I-I can't go back." She said, slowing her breaths to calm herself like her mother had taught her. "Please, sir, I need to get out of the city, would it be a burden if you showed me how?" She asked, knowing she didn't sound anything like a peasant. Now that she was calmer she knew that her parents would find out she was missing soon and probably send out the whole city guard to look for her.