| Ananasi |
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| I've heard it whispered that most of the arachnids have gone over to the darkness. These days, though, anyone who follows the Tapestry Maker is seen as suspect, so I'm more inclined to think they are misunderstood. Not as if they care what I think... |
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Bastet |
| While we haven't really worked close with each other, we maintain a healthy respect of the felines. We can't be everywhere, and the cats tend to cover where we can't, such as South America. Some might call them fickle, but then, some might call the Black Furies bitches, too... |
| Corax |
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| Our feathered friends, the ravens. Much like the wolves, there are those we get along with and those we have strained relations with. During the War of Rage, just as many Corax warned us of the wolves as told the wolves where to find us. Much like many things in this world, judge each on individual merits. |
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Mokolé |
| And I thought we made ourselves scarce! It's hard to form an opinion on anyone you rarely encounter. From what I understand, they don't get on well with most of the Garou. Maybe 'annoyance of my annoyance is my acquaintance'? |
| Nagah |
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| Serpents. We hardly know anything about them, save that they are Gaia's tools of justice. Assassins by trade, bringing retribution to those who earn it. I've never met one, and I'm not sure I want to. |
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Nuwisha |
| I want to say good things about them, I really do. They make the rest of us light-hearted and less world-weary. The trickster, though, is not all about good times. If there is anyone we must guard our secrets doubly against, it is the coyote. |
| Ratkin |
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| Never underestimate the role of vermin in the grand tapestry. The rats aren't afraid to get their paws dirty to do what must be done. For that, I commend them. But it's hard to ignore those beady eyes ever-staring, as if contemplating the many ways to kill you. |
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Rokea |
| Ever see a bear in the middle of the ocean? Me either. That about sums it up. I wish them luck in protecting Gaia's waters. |