Fawna grew up for 3 short years in the Fangorn Forest raised by Ents until they brought her to a small village when she was 4 she only has small vivid memories of being raised by them all that she remembers was finding a giant elf fawn caught in a trap which she saved and now travels with. Her mother and father left her in the forest at the young age of 2 mysteriously disappearing after they had ran away from Lothlórien together. her father was a wood elf guard and her mother a deer skin changer Skin-changers were creatures who could take different forms at will. Little is known of their abilities; the only famous skin-changers were Beorn and his descendants (who could take the shape of a Man or of a bear), but evidently other skin-changers also existed one of which was her mother. Fawna does not know of her mothers or fathers past or that she herself is half skin changer (she does know she is an elf though because the Ents left a blue amulet that was left with her from her mother and father and a note explaining where she was from. The Ents gave her to an old woman who lived in the village). She spent the next 13 years growing up in the village helping harvest crops and secretly breaking fences to free farm animals. One night when she was 17 she left the town on her Giant Elk, with a tearful goodbye she left. She is against the breeding and use of wargs and other creatures for war or slaughter. she wishes kill the breeders of the creatures (The Orcs of Gundabad) and teach the animals to be kind and free, On her way she frees all beings trapped, enslaved, or waiting to be used or killed. she frees animals that would other wise be used for meat and leaves the farmers with 2 of each animal and a crate of foods and seed that will last the farmers for months until the seeds grow. she also sneaks into Orc camps and frees human slaves giving them packs of wild berries and food for there journeys. She adventures throughout the world coming and going from place to place. She wishes to create a safe haven for all rescued animals and slaves to thrive and live there lives in peace.
Example of giant elk in comparison with human/elf:

"I am here to rest from my long journey and them I will be off to adventure these new lands and discover its unique life. but for now I must be on my way, good day" she then walks of with an unreadable look.

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