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Authentic monster | Supergoldenwolfen | Moody | The great golden killer

Born as a human, Sara became a lycanthrope through the bite of one of his kind and her asleep nature, her secret genes, woke up and transformed her into a supergoldenwolfen, the alpha of the alphas in the aurolupus breed. Respected by the tribes, even venerated by some aurolupuses, she decided to abandon her human side and enjoy her new incredible power. She understood that never re-transforming into her human form would have gifted her of more reactive muscles, higher healing factor and, her favorite, a bigger size. She's one of the few lycan that can actually reach a great crinos form without being in extreme danger, but it's very very difficult for her to transform into something that looks like a real human.
She's moody and bossy and definitely knows that every single one of his desires... it's an order.
She can not talk any human language while in non-human form, so she usually talks in "Garou of the Sand Children", the common language of aurolupus tribe.

Queen of queens
Superior physical strength and aggression are not the only required characteristic for a lycanthrope to be an alpha, they need empathy, strong paternal/maternal instinct, and intelligence, but aurolupuses are different from regular lycanthropes... they are the incarnated spirit of the beast and they chose to follow the stronger and most ferocious specimen of the pack. Sara is an excellent fighter, a fearless warrior, and she does not allow anyone to disrespect or contradict her: this causes her to be seen by the pack as an incredibly valid alpha. Her strength, ability and arrogance allow her to subdue the alphas of any other pack and therefore Sara usually behaves in an "overbearing" way, commanding any werewolf and even allowing herself to kill the ones that she doesn't like. However, she is a capricious and sometimes magnanimous beast, able to help others as well as to ruin their lives...

Refractory to magic
This tank of muscles can only be stopped by mechanical means: magic, even that of dragons, has no effect on her. On the other hand, she is allergic to silver, like all werewolves! Should we prepare some special bullets?

Not so human-looking...
She passes the majority of her time in feral forms, both hispo (the favorite and native form for many aurolupuses, even if she was born as a human) and wolf-like, sometimes (especially during the full moon nights) she looks like a monster, an anthropomorphic giant wolf (and you wouldn't like to meet her during that time, really), but she completely abandoned her human form. If she's forced to shift back to look like a woman, the result will be... well... not very convincing: she still shows some animal traits, like strong claws-like nails, a short tail, big teeth with pointy canines, a lot of hair and even some beard. But, hey, at least she can now talk, even if her voice is now different and more "scratchy" from the one she had when she was young. It's hard to think that she was actually born with a human form!

One weakness?
Sly, pragmatic, strong and refractory to magic, Sara has virtually no weaknesses... or not? Apart from a genuine dislike for fire (like all aurolupuses, she has a "problematic" relationship with the flames), Sara is strongly protective of her (main) mate, the werewolf Mark McWoodland, and is willing to do anything for him, even jumping through the fire, spill blood (that of others or her own) and, someone says, to die. Is that true love or a terrible weakness?


"They say we are what we are
But we don't have to be.
I'm bad behavior but I do it in the best way.
I'll be the watcher of the eternal flame.
I'll be the guard dog of all your fever dreams."


Illustrations
Our art: Full moon form | Human form | Hispo form | Sara expressions (sketch) | Burnt and angry | This one is mine (with Mark McWoodland) | The golden queen |

Not our our art: She's behind me, isn't she... (with Mark McWoodland) | Rest, my beloved (with Mark McWoodland) | Don't touch my ginger boy (with Mark McWoodland) |

You can find more informations in her complete reference page, here!