Debito

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Debito

Crescent (Cres)

4 Season Cycles (Born in autumn)

Male

Fire Tribe

Guard

Primary: Fire / Heat

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Being strong-willed and powered by the flame that blazes on in his soul, Debito never appears to back down from a fight. In fact, he seems to allow his energy to flow when he is in the midst of a battle. This makes him a strong adversary, and he happens to be quite a worthy ally. Debito is renowned for being completely, pathetically lazy when he is doing his work, but this lethargy seems to vanish when he is fighting against another feline. Debito seems to be a powerful addition to Fire Tribe, even if he rarely seems to work on a daily basis. His courage is not always foolish, and it can become a positive trait if he uses this courage in the correct way. Apparently, Debito is not completely useless in every single angle. Overall, the courage that resides deep within his heart can become worthwhile, so long as he allows that courage to overrule his nonchalant attitude. So long as he is not foolish or lazy in battle, he can appear to be a pretty decent guard.

Debito always happens to have a way with weaving his words to make a feline believe what he says. With this in mind, Debito enjoys tricking his opponents with his cleverly-placed words, distracting them from the honest truth. Debito acts as sly as a fox, and this can be a huge addition to tricking his opponents-or getting out of doing any work. Though this does not work all of the time, it can help Debito when he is trying to get out of a tough situation, such as explaining to an elder feline why he is not doing any work. Though he usually does not use his coercive words in a battle, he will use his words to get others to stop bothering him about how lazy and nonchalant he is. His tribemates may not find his coercive trait a good thing, but Debito certainly enjoys those days where he can get out of doing work by lying.

Despite everything that seems to happen to the tribes, Debito always has an optimistic mood. It happens to be extremely rare to hear Debito speak cynical words, and this Fire Tribe feline at least attempts to keep the mood high. Debito, despite the cruel and harsh cycle of the world, tries to hide his sorrow and make the best of everything. Some felines believe him to be oblivious, but this is not always the case. Debito just feels as if he should cast all of the horrible events away from the depths of his mind. If he does that, then surely the darkness residing in his mind will never consume him. His optimism usually raises the hopes of other felines, though it does not always work. Even if other felines are pessimistic, Debito tries his hardest never to look into the darkest portions of life. He believes that if he does that, then he will lose all of the happiness and joy that he has sought out in life. Before Debito joined Fire Tribe, he resided with his mother, Blossom. His mother, despite all of the sorrow that she hid within her heart, always acted as if everything would be alright. Ultimately, she taught Debito how to always see the bright side of life, and that is where he got his optimistic attitude. However, he secretly doubts his optimism at times, though he would never speak these thoughts aloud. He usually conceals these negative thoughts with his outward optimism and a deceptive smile.

In spite of all of the temperamental felines in the tribes, Debito happens to be quite calm and easy-going. Though his passive attitude is nothing to be proud about, he does seem to make up for it with the way he acts when he is speaking to other felines. To make up for his passive and relaxed nature, Debito hardly ever snaps at another feline, especially when they are within Fire Tribe. Debito's mother, Blossom, was always calm, and she brought up Debito to be equally calm and easy-going, though she was never as lazy as Debito is today. Upsetting Debito appears to be an impossible task, and nobody has ever actually heard him raise his voice. Though he can be pretty aggressive when he is fighting, he still never seems to get furious. Though many felines have tried to test Debito's temper, he still appears to be one of the calmest felines in all of the tribes. Rage usually does not blind him, though his careless nature can trip him up at times. Though it is still hard to make a friend out of Debito, it is made possible with his easy-going nature and his tranquil personality trait.

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Debito is not always the smartest feline ever to be born, and his bright side usually resides deep within the depths of his mind. With that being divulged, many felines tend to keep a few inches away from him, since his careless nature can usually get others into deep trouble. Some would believe that Debito's nonchalant attitude mixed in with his bravery could really get someone killed. Debito always knows a way to get himself and others into trouble, and that could always be the demise of him. His tribemates are always trying to warn him of the dangers of being careless, but he hardly ever heeds them. After all, if something went wrong, wouldn't there always be a way to right the wrong? Still, his tribemates find his careless nature to be quite foolish and harmful. Only the daredevils would actually hang out with Debito, considering most felines value their own lives. Hanging out with Debito is like walking into a death trap at times.

Pride rests deep within this feline's heart, and it cannot be described as a good personality trait to brag about. Debito always tries to show off, attempting to make himself look quite impressive. However, he will never use up too much energy. Instead, he will just allow his arrogant personality to show. Debito appears pretty conceited at first, and this often makes felines absolutely despise him at times. Though he is not always this way, a good portion of his words indicated how proud of himself he is. Being full of himself, Debito is usually oblivious to his own surroundings. He is usually only thinking of himself, which makes it extremely difficult to become his friend. His pride is sometimes overwhelming, and it can lead felines to see him in a revolted light. Though his pride does not always show, it is still something he needs to work on. If he does not work on his arrogance, he may never gain a friend or acquantaince.

Never yielding and hardly ever being held back by his clanmates, Debito can often be called a stubborn feline. Since he happens to be quite independent, Debito has trouble taking orders from his fellow clanmates. His stubborn temper can often flare in the worst times, and it often gets him into trouble. Debito does not enjoy being contained, and this is what makes him so stubborn and recalcitrant. Though many felines already know he is loyal, his attitude towards authority often makes him seem like a complete rebel within his tribe. After all, most of his tribemates would not dare to speak up against the higher rankings. Of course, Debito is quite different. His independence and hot-headed attitude could probably be the product of his life as an exile. Before, he never had to take orders from the higher rankings, and he could do whatever he wanted to, so long as he did not always defy his mother when he was more youthful. Growing up in a life where he only had one authority, which was Blossom, his mother, did not count for much. He did not know how to live the life under leadership at first. In fact, his rebellious nature started to swell when he came to Fire Tribe. Of course, the higher rankings may have to keep an eye out for Debito, the stubborn Green-Fire.

This could be his most noticeable personality trait, since he can be seen lounging around or basking in the sunlight almost all of the time. A lot of his tribemates look down on him for being so passive, though he hardly ever notices their calculating, burning gazes upon his back. In fact, even when he does see those spiteful glares, he hardly even thinks for a second what they could possibly mean. Debito does not let anything bother him, and by that, it means that doing his job in the tribe comes second to sleeping and eating. This can really fire up the negative emotions some of his tribemates have deep within their hearts. Usually, felines take their anger out on Debito, since he seems like the correct target. He needs to learn that he should be able to offer to do the jobs for Fire Tribe. Most of the time, though, Debito is being forced into doing a job that he obviously despises greatly. It is believed that, after his mother's death, Debito hardly ever cared about anything.

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This happens to be the reason why all of his clanmates call him a lazy, good-for-nothing rat. Simply put, it takes awhile to get Debito to actually do something useful for Fire Tribe. He despises wasting his energy on menial tasks, and he often has to be shouted at to actually do something. Perhaps shouting is the best way to get this passive feline's attention. Debito could use a few shouts from his tribemates every now and then. It would certainly make him do something and stop wasting his time lounging around idly.

Enjoying the heat of summer and basking in the blazing sun's rays always seems to be a hobby for Debito. He loves the scorching weather, even though most felines believe Debito to be a maniac for being most active during the hottest days of the season. If any feline wants to find Debito, they often search anywhere where there is a patch of golden sunlight dappling the earthen ground. He can usually be found anywhere where there is sunlight in the vicinity.

Debito is a complete glutton, as far as eating comes. Though he never chooses rodents from the prey, he may enjoy an ermine or something of the sort. Surprisingly enough, he will even eat birds, despite how the feathers always get caught in his throat. Most of the time, his tribemates have to keep him from devouring all the prey. Every once and awhile, a feline will mock him for how much he eats and sleeps. Alas, this does not seem to bother him. So long as he gets to lounge around, he does not really care much.

Debite does not exactly enjoy smiling, but he can often be seen with a cunning smirk spread across his face. Debito hardly ever frowns, and it may be so he can hide any negative emotions that he is feeling. It could also be because he is so conceited and cocky. Either way, it almost seems rare to see a frown upon this placid feline's face. A feline would have to get Debito really upset to make him grimace in an uneasy manner. Of course, a flicker of a frown would not be too much of a big deal. It almost appears impossible to get Debito upset, but when he is upset, he can be a pretty nasty feline to deal with.

For some odd reason, Debito has always hated rodents, especially rats and similar creatures. Though he can hunt birds and rabbits, he would never dare touch a rodent. Whenever he is asked about this, he often states that he would never touch or contaminate himself with such a filthy creature. Debito always happens to find other ways to eat, though. There are not only rodents out in the vast, massive landscape.

The cold, brisk air of winter always makes Debito become even more passive than he already is. Debito completely loathes winter, and he despises doing anything during the coldest days of the season cycle. He finds it completely useless to be doing anything when it is so cold, and it takes more than a few shouts and shoves to get him moving during the season of winter. Debito often takes to his den when it becomes extremely cold, and it might take a few snaps at his ear or flank to get him going during the coldest, most frigid days. Of course, there could always be other methods to get Debito in motion.

Even though he seems passive and careless most of the time, he can actually be quite a decent guard. Though his speed is not the greatest, he makes up for the lack thereof with his physical prowess. His strength is something that is not easily reckoned with, and he usually gets in a few powerful swipes. He may not be swift or tactful, but he certainly can attack his opponents, so long as he does not miss every single hit. Though he is usually tranquil and serene, Debito can become quite aggressive when he is fighting. Even though he is aggressive when he is fighting, he never seems to be penetrated by the taint of loathing that most felines feel. Though he is not swift, nor is he intelligent, he still has decent strength within his sinewy muscles. Not all of his body mass consists of birds and rabbits.

Debito has never been known as the brightest feline in Fire Tribe. He hardly ever calculates his chances of winning in just about anything, and he usually ends up endangering himself or someone else because of it. No one believes he is renowned for his tact, and he certainly is not known for his intelligence when he is planning something out. That is, if he plans anything out. If a feline travels outside of the camp with Debito, they can usually find themselves looking back, making sure nothing will attack. Debito, of course, hardly pays attention to anything harmful. This Fire Tribe feline can usually be found stumbling over inanimate objects, and he never appears to be looking where he is going. It is best to steer clear of going into dangerous terrain with this Fire Tribe member.

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Debito's passive, nonchalant manner could easily be the catalyst of his unkempt, bedraggled fur. Patches of fur often stick up in strands, as if he just broke away from sleep. Not to mention, he has long, thick fur, which does not help him to smooth down the rough patches of fur that often stick up. Some felines would state that Debito looks like he ran through the eye of a tornado at times. Debito's fur is often tangled and knotted, and he may need a lot more than just grooming to get his fur to not stick up in strands. Debito's fur consists of darker shades of gray, which turn to black along his nape and spine. Debito's fur allows him to blend in with the stones that are often scattered around the area where he thrives, though his penetrating, yellow eyes seem to do him no justice. His yellow eyes usually stick out in the darkness, even though his figure is usually concealed within the obscurity of the night. Debito usually attempts to creep up on others, trying to frighten them when they can only see his glistening, yellow eyes in the dimness of the night.

Debito usually seems to keep his shoulders sagging, and he clumsily prods through the landscape with his paws. This Fire Tribe feline has a leisurely stride, and his gait is not often broken by the signs of danger or disturbance.

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