<div class="floatright">(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/5c/5d/90/5c5d902ef90ca758aea917a988019d30.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: times new roman;"><strong>Name:</strong> Jacy Istas Enoli<br/><strong>Played by:</strong> Anouk Daae<br/><strong>Age</strong> 23<br/><strong>Occupation</strong> Teacher on the reserve<br/><strong>Personality:</strong> Quiet | Reserved | Stubborn | Family-Oriented</span><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Backstory</div><div class="spoiler_body"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: times new roman;"><br/>   As a child, Jacy was taught in a home-school type environment where her cousins and neighbors piled into one Aunty's trailer to be taught in bulk.<br/> Supplies were horribly limited. Kids in her age group often felt like they weren't worth being taught. The end result was that the majority of her peers took <br/>up drug usage, many overdosing before they were 21. Having grown up in a trailer park outside of the city-proper, where members of the First Nation were <br/>often shunned or mistreated, Jacy got her education at the local community college. Living in a one bedroom trailer with her mom and step-dad, she grew <br/>up making the most of things. <br/><br/>   Once graduated with a BA in early childhood education, Jacy began working at the reserve, bringing proper, quality education to the local kids. Even in 2017,<br/>with the entire country protesting pipelines, First Nations and the reserves they lived on were treated as second and third class to the outside world. She didn't<br/>make a ton of money at her job. Government issued bi-weekly checks could never afford her an apartment or house of her own. Instead, she helped her <br/> parents out wherever she could and spent the rest of her money on books and school supplies to ensure that the students she taught would never grow up like<br/>the ones in her classes growing up. Every child that sat in front of her would know they were special and wanted, their ideas were valid and interesting. <br/><br/>    Regarding her background outside of her career, her family was predominantly Cherokee Nation, which a few off-shoots of Arawak brought in through marriage.<br/>Wolf-shifter population had dwindled over the last century, causing the spaced out families to mingle and breed until eventually they were all one melting-pot tribe.<br/>Her step-dad was Achappa Nation. He and his family had lived in Oregon for generations. Jacy's mom had moved them there shortly after her biological father had<br/> disappeared, when she was three. While her bloodline was Cherokee, the Achappa of Central Oregon had accepted her and her mother into the fold like one of their<br/>own. In general, the tribe had people from all over, few of them were 100% Achappa blood, which gave her some solace. Still, she couldn't help the feeling of <br/> disappointment at the thought that one day she'd be called upon to find a mate, to help continue the species for the next generation and that could be the end of <br/> the Cherokee shifter line entirely, at least as far as she knew it.</span><br/> </div></div><br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: times new roman;"><strong>Wolf</strong> : Red and Black brindle coated; Iberian Wolf (https://i.pinimg.com/564x/4a/0a/6f/4a0a6f589dac9fbc54788be2bafd0711.jpg)<br/><strong>Favored Kink(s):</strong> //Ask her in-game, please.<br/><strong>Offs:</strong> <br/> - incest<br/> - futa<br/> - dilation<br/> - scat<br/> - vore</span>