By the ever-amazing @MrSpiffy9

Sybill Wolffe (real last name unknown)
Age: 29
Average Weight: 350 + lbs
True Weight: 367 Infinities
Height: 6’7’’
Species: White Wolf, Goddess
Sexuality: Asexual, Lesbian
Employment: Tattoo artist hopeful
Likes: Mustard-drenched hotdogs, drawing, her bike, working out, her Girlfriend
Dislikes: Water (Severe Aquaphobe), Being Judged, Debbie's Board of Directors, Irresponsible Parents
Bio: Sybil was left at the doorstep of an orphanage as a newborn with only a scrap of paper reading "I'm Sybil and I'm your problem now" with her. As a white wolf, she was quite caught after by potential adopters, but unfortunately she was taken in by the worst possible parents, a pack of wolves going working with the Vitani crime family. The father of this clan tried to teach her respect by nearly drowning her often, causing her to develop a fear of water to the point she stopped washing regularly, her fur adopting a coal-like tint from all the dust she never removed. Eventually, she was able to escape the clutches of the criminals and lived on the streets as a young tween. Eventually, she was taken in by a reconstituted family, the Wolffs, and became their fourth adopted daughter. The three years she spent with them was the first time she genuinely felt loved. This is also where she started to willingly try and develop her strength, as a means to protect her new family. However, she remembered that the world was cruel: the Wolff matriarch was blamed for a crime she didn't commit by corrupt police officials and the family was split, with Sybil being forced into Juvie for resisting arrest. Her worldview became bleak and, as an adult, Sybil became a brute who pushed anyone back to survive. Eventually, however, she met an odd rat who claimed she was a goddess of some sort. While initially skeptical, Sybil grew into her powers by literally eating furs left and right, eventually consuming her entire birth world. As the Eclipse, she had the power and duty to consume worlds that were cruel to the souls inhabiting them, sending the worthy souls to an afterlife of eternal debauchery and extasy called the Umbran Fields. It was in the Infinite that she met Debbie... and that she fell in love at first sight. Ever since her outlook on life is much better. Living in a different version of Overland, she struggles to face her fears, slowly learns how to read in spite of her dyslexia, builds up the courage to admit to her artistic side and secretly looks for the Wolff family in the hopes to meet them again.