Tiger baby

The god's description:

Tiger’s temple was humble, much like the blind goddess herself. It had no walls, only pillars to hold the roof. The small bird-creatures that worshipped her were able to freely travel in and out with the walls being open. There were not many decorations, but in the middle of the temple was an offering table where the birds left pieces of meat and other gifts for her. The temple was dimly lit by torches on the pillars, somehow always alight. Her temple was open to all travellers wishing for refuge and a place to warm themselves. All that she asked was for them to take no more than they left for others. Should the balance be disrupted and a creature became greedy, Tiger saw no issue with striking them down. But, should charity fill a creatures heart and they leave more than they take, the goddess would bless them with safe travels and good luck. She was a fair and just goddess, and her temple was a place of justice for actions.




Tiger baby's story:
I got a cat when I was about 4, who I named tiger baby. He would bring me gifts almost every month and no matter what happened to me he would always be there. This special cat of mine stayed with me for about 10 years before he disappeared. I was never able to find him and thinking about him makes me very sad, but at the same time extremely happy when I remember his loyalty. I made a lioness so that I can never forget him and the happy times he brought me. Though his older years he had scars and terrible eyesight from the neighbor's 'pets', which is why I gave her the white eye scar and the stripes were all to familiar to him.




Interactions:
Tiger baby steps away when you go in for a snuggle, and with concern in her voice asks if you can go somewhere more private


Tiger baby huffs angrily, shaming you for public affection during a morning snuggle. Others might not appreciate it! When you two are alone, she'll give you all the snuggles you want.