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A life long companion and steed, Cow stands proud and tall at her rider's side!

Ever since she was just a little filly, The Jack of All Trades had taken care of her even in his youth. To this day she is a loyal friend that never leaves his side! When asked as to why her name is Cow, however, Jack will retort with a "It sounded cute."; a more than honest claim from the man of legends.

A real ride or die, Cow's speed and trust in her rider allows for excellent synergy when in the heat of trouble. The years that lead up until now truly shine when the two must work together to aid a strange cast.

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Eeeehk- I still need to finish the reference for ONE MORE person, I think, and then I'll be done here. I have... Never drawn a horse well at all before so- aha- Hons.e..

She may not be so prominent, but like Red and Wolf, Cow is indeed a steed and a friend that will allow for quick getaways when you need them.

Since I wasn't entirely sure what all to put, I kept this far more simple than every other of the character's bios, but it only makes sense as she is indeed a horse.

Jack raised her from a filly, and he can do excellent acrobatics due to the trust he has with her. She doesn't mind at all. Though, you might want to make sure your doors are locked. She can open them—

By the way, what was said in Jack's bio about her, yes she is indeed an Oppelousas paint horse! I thank my mom for actually knowing that!

The man of legends, the wonderful Jack of All Trades has always been a curious character among the lands.

When traversing townships, many swoon at the idea of his legacies. He’s shared with them bountiful tales of the times he’s traversed great heights and slayed giants, or when he convinced ol’ winter not to get cold feet, or the times he’s leaped over merciless flames with ease. He’s the talk of every town he enters, and people shower him with wonder and praise! Though he’s got a high number to his record, he’s a bit of a drifter, but knows where to call home— safety stowed away deep in these woods, far away from society where absolutely no one will find him. Internally, he’s not much for small talk, or even talk at all, only making stops in town to do whatever he pleases, including sitting himself at an old saloon piano and playing some tunes to keep the atmosphere bustling.

Now, even though he’s such a popular figure, it’s no surprise he’s honestly a pretty cold and condescending figure. Those stories are… well, nowadays he never confirms or denies. When you’re so popular, it’s the same old thing every time you enter a setting that knows you by face and name. But maybe he likes the same routine, just not the people that come with it. But this routinely man will find his usual schedule cut short in the presence of a woman bearing a yellow umbrella. He’ll find her a curiously shaken woman… but he’ll see that she has something he wants.

And he’s got a couple friends who are gonna make sure they get what they want… supposedly. But that’s just another story no one can confirm or deny.

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With talking about concepts for characters stemming from fairytales, it felt inevitable someone would come up with a Jack, hm? Of course they would. Despite an idea idling in the air regarding "Ye Olde Florida Man" himself, a small suggestiom from me prompted the creation of the man we know and love now.. Orrrr... Don't know, should I say?

A wielder of a trusty sword and his faithful companion an oppelousas paint horse, he's quite a flexible guy, very capable of doing the flashiest of things iust for the hell of it. One thing you can trust is the fact that no one knows what's true and what's not...

And that mystery goes much deeper than we think. ;)

My beloved contribution to my friend @camping-with-monsters 's Original story Duck Duck Goose.

Hehe.. I have to keep hush now.

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