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grey wolf : male : lucius west
It’s tempting to consider wolves as taciturn loners, unwilling to compromise and wary of others. There is little evidence of this. For the most part, those individuals with wolf daemons are often people-orientated, happy to involve themselves in a sense of community and eager to lend a hand when required. They can be quiet and reserved and perhaps don’t offer much in the way of their own opinions, but they are steadfastly loyal and a valuable friend to have. Stubbornness, however, is a common vice, as is a reluctance to tolerate disruption in their usual routine.
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staffordshire bull terrier : female : tobias bishop
All dogs are loyal, but the Staffordshire bull terriers push loyalty to its furthest reaches. Often found in the world of policing and security, what they might lack in academics they make up for in heart and effort. They are entirely trustworthy - breaking a vow simply doesn’t cross their mind, and they will hang on to the bitter end for someone they have sworn to. Individuals who settle as Staffordshire terriers are often unfairly written off as unintelligent, but in a high-stakes situation they’ll be the first to respond for the well-being of others - occasionally to their own detriment. A tendency towards recklessness can often be a struggle.
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coyote : female : sylvester capone
Seemingly an even split between canine and feline, coyotes enjoy the dog’s effort and determination alongside the cat’s cunning and guile. They are relentless in the pursuit of what they want and refuse to let go without a fight, but at the same time will not run a fool’s errand; the coyote will never give up, but they will bide their time until they stand a better chance of success. They are shrewd and sharp-minded, but prone to a quick temper and bursts of aggressive, clouded judgement. Coyotes do not forget the individuals who wrong them.
