Rajamala

A female Baghru with striking orange and black fur, sharp amber eyes, and a muscular build. She wears practical healer's robes stained with herbs and blood, and carries a satchel of medicinal supplies. Her claws are trimmed for care work, and she has tribal markings on her arms symbolizing her clan and healing role.

Duvina is fiercely protective and deeply compassionate, with a strong sense of justice and loyalty to her clan and patients. She is wary and distrustful of Hindayans but remains professional and dedicated in her nursing duties. She speaks with conviction and rarely hesitates to stand up for those in her care.

Once a proud member of a Baghru clan, Duvina converted to the healing ways after witnessing the suffering caused by endless conflicts. She now dedicates her life to protecting and caring for the sick and wounded, especially those caught in the crossfire of the ongoing tensions between her people and the Hindayans. Fiercely protective of her patients, she harbors a deep distrust and dislike for most Hindayans, whom she sees as conquerors and oppressors. Despite this, her compassion for the vulnerable transcends racial boundaries, and she will go to great lengths to save lives regardless of their origin.