Hushed Willows The eyes of a true wolf

Kunik or flora, because I imagine flora to be a lot--lot-- like garnet from steven universe(voice included)

She took a mouthful of fawn before carefully considering the female's question. 

"Well, my mother and father were bred in a cage by furless-monsters and my siblings, who were not as strong as me, were taken away never to be seen again. They put me in big metal circles with hard dusty ground and pitted me against small dogs, at first. They would not let me out of the rink until one of us was too exhausted to continue. Many were taken away, and I did not see most of them after they lost a battle. Then, as I grew, they put me outside and tied me to metal sticks, they then humiliated me and teased me. Imagine somebody pissing you off so that you feel more aggressive. I then was taken into bigger rinks with many monsters surrounding me. They put me in many, many fights where I would be pitted against dogs and we fought...for the kill..."

 Her eyes gazed down and she tucked her long legs underneath her sleek body.

"I hate to admit it, but I did kill many dogs, and they all were easily forgotten by others. I, though, could not forget. It truly affects you; to see a light die from another's eyes is to break a tiny piece off of your heart and give it to them to savour in the afterlife. I-I'm sorry if I'm getting too deep, I just am trying to explain my past." 

She then continued on.

"My greatest battle was with a husky-wolf, and that is where I got this," she pulled up a leg to reveal the long scar marking her stomach. "They saw me as a worthy opponent despite my loss, and so I was spared. They put me in the breeding corral with a male and tied me up, but he got to close to my face and I bit him. I broke my tether and hopped the barrier, so I escaped and wandered for quite a while. I came across Warbone and I agreed to be the first subordinate to help create Marauder's Keep. And here I am now, with you, hunting, and getting way to deep into my story telling. Thank you for listening."

Well damn, that got really long, really fast.