Puck_Bird

Physical Description: Puck is an Anthropomorphic Kookaburra, an australian Species of Kingfisher bird. Despite the fact that Kookaburras are universally predatory birds, Puck generally finds himself fulfilling the role of prey more often than not. Puck's body is covered with white feathers, with brown wings with small blue spots. There are patches of brown feathers around Puck's eyes, and lighter brown strip of feathers across the top of his crest on his head. Puck usually wears clothes, wearing perhaps a T-shirt and a pair of jeans.
Puck's arms and wings are one and the same (think of the Rito from Breath of the Wild if you need a comparison), and his legs end in anatomically accurate talons. As for genitalia, Puck is standard for a male, having a penis of average length. Puck's beak, like all Kookaburras, is coloured dark grey-black for the upper beak, and bone white for the lower. Puck stands at a modest 5'11', and is of average weight, but lacking in terms of strength or fitness. He is fairly easy to overpower.

Personality: Puck is generally a pretty friendly person, and more often than not others will take advantage of that friendliness, as Puck will always assume the best of others intentions, sometimes making him seem to be gullible or easy to exploit. As for interests, Puck is an unforgivable nerd, and will talk your ear off about any number of incredibly boring topics that will seem to him to be the most interesting in the world.
Although Puck enjoys hanging out with friends or even strangers and goes to many social events and other similar events, he is very nervous about starting relationships, particularly romantic ones, and is rather socially awkward as a result. In a sexual (or vorish) situation, Puck is very submissive, often surrendering himself to the whim of the partner during the engagement. During vorish situations, this may be foregone in favor of attempting to escape the situation unless his predator calms him or else intimidates him into believing his efforts to be futile.
Puck will often attempt to negotiate or bargain with a predator, hoping to make some sort of compromise, even if this ends in the poor bird becoming some sort of servant or slave, as long as he stays uneaten he's happy... mostly.