Abraxas pup for Adoption

Which design? Design #1
Name: Segin Abraxas
Gender: Male
Skills: Navigation & Healing

Height: 45 inches (I have a pass)
Alignment: Chaotic neutral

Appearance: Where to start on this particular piece of perfection? Once the boy reaches adulthood, he will tower over his parents, even as a teen. He follows in the Abraxas tradition, being muscular without appearing bulky, but that definition though... Segin is one of hard musculature and definitely works for his killer bod. There is a stunning beauty in his face and coloration, something that sets the heart to beating in staccato rhythm and causes rank jealousy to arise. Deep mahogany red makes up his base coat, with darker tones of chocolate adorning his points. Along his hips and appearing a bit on his shoulder blades is a brindling of his base color and a dark chocolate color that reaches down his hind legs, stopping just above the bend in his back leg. His coat fades out into white down his midsection, brindling out a bit over his front legs and around the edges of the white until it fades back into mahogany. Segin has white toes on his front paws. His eyes are perhaps the most stunning feature of his coloration, starkly contrasting the dark chocolate of his facial markings. A brilliant, electric shade of jade green stares out to pierce the soul in an icy jab, adding to this effect is the expression of them. No matter how he tries to hide his feelings, they will always show in his eyes.

Personality: While he isn't the warmest of creatures, Segin does care a lot about his family. He may seem aloof and hard to reach at times, but that doesn't mean he has turned away from them, he just likes his alone time. As a pup, this will be seen as shyness, though he is simply an introvert at heart. He can be rather outspoken when he decides to speak, but usually, he is the strong silent type. Tending to internalize problems of his own, Segin truly enjoys his work, whether that be exploring on his own or helping to heal those who need it. He isn't partial to outsiders, but if the price is right he will help them. Segin is a proud creature, though he doesn't wear his vanity on the outside like most, one can see his judgmental thought process in his expressive gaze. There is nothing but respect for his family, but if he doesn't know you he can come off as quite the jerk. His viewpoint on mortals follows his father's, the Abraxas are better than anyone and no one will change his mind. He is an independent boy with a mind of his own, but he shows only respect for his parents and family. There is a wanderlust to him, one that leads him to explore, always looking for better territory for hunting or herb collecting.

Rp sample: Stars. He had only just learned that one could read the tiny pin-pricks of light in the sky, but he wasn't quite sure what that meant. It had been said to him in passing, though he couldn't remember who it was that he heard it from. The young roan pup sat his plump little haunches down and continued to tilt his head at the sky, wondering how one could "read" stars. Segin had the distinct impression that he should have listened harder to what the other man was saying because now he was left confused. There would be time enough to learn tomorrow, a dark chocolate ear slides back on his head as he hears his mother calling him for bed.

How could he be sleepy when there was so much more to learn about the stars and how they could be read? Perhaps his mother could tell him how to do such complicated things, or at least point his young mind in the right direction. Trotting obediently toward the den, Segin crossed the short distance and silently entered the den with a pensive look in his eyes. He would say nothing until his siblings were asleep, not wanting to seem stupid or foolish in front of them. Once he could hear their snores, he nudged his mother awake, "Mom...how does a wolf read the stars?" It was a simple enough question to ask, but he knew there wasn't an easy answer. If he was going to navigate, he had to learn to read stars, just like the man had said earlier. Otherwise, he would get lost.