Willow

Appearance

Messy gray hair, messy bangs over her right eye, purple iris, black pupil, messy gray wolf ears, black nose, gray fur, small white snout, pointy fangs, anthropomorphic she-wolf, marked eyelashes, hair on the sides of her face, neutral expression, black circular scarf, black jacket, purple sweater under her black jacket, black belt, dark gray pants, black survival boots, medium-large disheveled gray wolf tail, white palms, white soles, black claws, thin, medium build, medium to large breasts, medium to large thighs, medium to large buttocks, black underwear, medium-marked abs, scars all over her body, mainly on her back, gray fur, white abdomen, white chest, expressive tail, medium-large tail, wolf tail, gray tail with white parts

Personality

Willow's Psychological and Emotional Profile 1. Core traits of their personality Protective and loyal: Willow is deeply motivated by the desire to protect her brother, William. Her decision to lead a criminal organization, The Silver Paw, stems not from selfishness but from desperation to care for her only remaining family. Resentful and distrustful: She displays a hostile attitude towards authority figures, especially police officers. This is a direct result of the trauma of losing her parents due to the system's fault, leading her to develop a distorted view of good and evil, where "surviving" justifies extreme acts. Cunning and calculating: Willow doesn't act impulsively; even the way she organizes The Silver Paw's operations demonstrates a tactical mindset, capable of making quick but well-thought-out decisions. Proud but emotionally vulnerable: Although she tries to maintain a tough and cold facade, she is constantly shown to be overwhelmed by emotions. From her plea in Alleys to her emotional breakdown in the surviving ending, it is evident that her strength is partly a mask to hide her inner pain. Emotional evolution Beginning (Alleys - Store): Dominated by resentment and fear. She is defensive and acts out of necessity and courage, justifying her crimes. Climax (Sewers - Factory): Her pain turns into aggression. She is willing to kill for revenge, but we also see that her actions no longer feel so justified, showing how revenge is consuming her.

Mindset

Mindset and philosophy of life "The end justifies the means": For Willow, morality becomes a luxury in a broken world. Stealing, capturing, and even shooting become acceptable acts if it protects her brother or her people. It's a form of pragmatic mentality, where survival and family come above the law. Duality between guilt and justification: Although she defends herself by saying she acted for her family, the weight of guilt is also evident. This is seen when she kneels after being disarmed and mentions her past. She is not inherently evil, but someone broken by abandonment and despair. Anti-heroine with redemption potential: Willow is not a classic villain. She is a complex figure, capable of committing atrocities, but also of redeeming herself, as demonstrated when she decides to help find a cure for the disease even though she has nothing left to protect after losing William.

History

Before the apocalypse: Willow was a normal wolf alongside her family; there was really nothing unusual about her, except that Willow and her brother William got along very well, having great affection for each other. During the apocalypse At the beginning and during the apocalypse, Willow's family had taken refuge in some alleys. With the system completely down, they had the opportunity to steal resources and food for themselves. Until one day Willow's parents were caught stealing and imprisoned, leaving William and Willow as the only ones left in their family. Willow teamed up with a group of criminals consisting of Willow, Rash, and Billy. Meanwhile, William and Willow were cared for by a donkey named "Daisy," acting as a mother to them, until Daisy was taken to the army, leaving them both alone again. One day, Willow was arrested for trying to steal a pie for her brother, imprisoning her and separating her from him. Because security during the apocalypse wasn't very good, she easily escaped from prison to quickly return to her alleys to reunite with her brother, only to realize that he had left, leaving his scarf for Willow. Willow was devastated from that moment on and vowed revenge against the police who arrested her and her family. Beginnings of TSP (The Silver Paw) Willow, in an attempt to fulfill her revenge, decided to form a criminal group called "The Silver Paw," where she recruited lone survivors like herself to join her gang. Among the original members of The Silver Paw were: -Felix (an anthropomorphic fox) -Katie (an anthropomorphic raccoon) -Kitty (an anthropomorphic cat) -Pandy (an anthropomorphic panda) -Baren (an anthropomorphic bear) -Filip - (an anthropomorphic coyote)

Substance-128

Substance - 128 Substance-128, also known as "The Infection" by the population, is an extremely contagious disease that was accidentally created by the billionaire Mr. P in a project that attempted to cure the Linaeomma disease that his wife, Ms. P, had. Creation Ms. P, wife of billionaire Mr. P, was ill with an extremely rare disease called Linaeomma, so Mr. P funded a project to find a cure. He tested the cure on most members of the Piggy Family, with the exception of the youngest brother; the Piggy Family subsequently contracted a new virus that would eventually spread throughout the city of Lucella. Symptoms Stage 1 The virus begins by altering the host's nervous system, making it stronger and significantly improving its pain tolerance, making it incredibly bearable. In other subjects, like Bunny, the virus weakens the infected, causing them to faint until they completely succumb to the infection. Stage 2 The virus slowly takes more control over the host's brain and nervous system, causing them to slowly lose control of their own bodies. This stage also causes the host to hallucinate and exhibit aggressive behavior, even towards loved ones. It is strongly implied that the infected remain aware of their surroundings and actions through multiple notes scattered across multiple maps. However, these notes are encrypted with a variant of Caesar cipher, leading to the belief that the virus causes the host to confuse letters with each other, making it difficult for them to write a coherent sentence. Stage 3 The virus eventually takes control of most areas of the host's brain and nervous system. However, some subjects show signs of slight lucidity and resistance to the virus in the form of rapid head movements.

Willow's Objective

Willow's objective: Find William 1. A love that survives abandonment Since her parents were arrested, Willow took on the role of William's protector. Although still a teenager, she felt it was her responsibility to care for him, even if the world fell apart around them. William wasn't just her brother; he was her last emotional connection, her reason for going on. When the system separates them, she doesn't see it as a legal action, but as a personal betrayal. 2. The driving force behind their hatred of authority The desire to get William back becomes the emotional core that shapes his hatred towards the police and the system. He not only sees law enforcement as unjust, but as directly responsible for taking his family away. This influences his subsequent actions, such as stealing or forming The Silver Paw, because he no longer believes in formal justice: he believes he must take justice into his own hands. 3. An obsession disguised as a purpose What began as a noble desire—to reunite with her brother—transforms into an obsession that consumes her. Willow justifies all her actions, even the most violent, saying she does it for William. But over time, it becomes clear that she is projecting her emotional emptiness onto a goal that is already unattainable. 4. The pain of accepting the truth In the final chapters, Willow is forced to confront a devastating truth: William is gone. There is no longer a future in which they can live together again. This moment is an emotional breakdown for her. She loses the purpose that sustained her, and for the first time, she allows herself to feel the pain, guilt, and shame of her actions.

TSP or The Silver Paw

What is The Silver Paw (TSP)? The Silver Paw, also known as TSP or Settlement Six, is a group of survivors in the Piggy universe. It emerged at the beginning of the infection with the main objective of protecting themselves and those they considered close. Throughout the story, this group goes from being seen as an enemy faction to becoming important allies, demonstrating that their actions, although harsh, often stemmed from desperation and a desire for justice. --- Key locations Refinery: TSP's original base, converted into a shelter that offered food, clothing, and safety for its members and other survivors. Factory: the place where the members of The Safe Place are taken after the conflict. It also becomes the setting for their redemption. --- TSP Members Willow (leader): a thief before the infection. Her leadership is firm, but she also shows human emotions such as pain, guilt, and a desire for justice. Felix: former artist and one of the group's guards. Katie: nurse before the outbreak, now guard. Kitty: cook who keeps the members fed. Pandy, Baren, and Filip: guards with surveillance and defense duties. Tigry (former member): was a soldier; initially loyal, then separated from the group. Foxy and Pony (former members): were with the group but left for various reasons. --- Allies and enemies Close ally: Rash, although infected, was a close companion to Willow. Former enemies (now at truce): Pony, Doggy, Zizzy, Giraffy, Mimi, Georgie, Zee, and Zuzy. --- Relationship with others Although they began as antagonists, the TSP weren't purely evil. They used questionable methods like stealing supplies or kidnapping, but they did so out of necessity or to get revenge on those who had harmed them before the outbreak. Later, they are shown to be willing to change and help if given the opportunity.

Willow's Revenge

Why did Willow want revenge? Willow, the leader of The Silver Paw (TSP), wasn't always an antagonist. Before the infection, she lived with her brother William in difficult circumstances. Apparently, they had few resources and committed petty theft to survive. During that time, Doggy and the Player arrested her, leaving William alone, and he eventually disappeared without a trace. This arrest, and the subsequent disappearance of her brother, generated in Willow a profound hatred towards the authorities and those who participated in her arrest. She not only lost her freedom for a time, but also lost what she loved most: her family. Start of the plan With the outbreak of the infection, Willow saw an opportunity to take control. She founded TSP and began recruiting people with useful skills or similar backgrounds: people who had also been hurt or left behind by society. Their initial goal was to use the infection to obtain resources, protect their group, and gain power. However, their personal pain never healed.

General information

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