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Here's Nico, an important character in Fawna's backstory. I wanted to make him look cool and different, so I made him a piebald deer.

Nico is carefree, extroverted, and playboy fawn. He likes to impress the ladies by doing dangerous stunts. His most well-known being going up to wolf dens and trying to get as close to a wolf as he can. Surprisingly, the wolves never notice him. He's attracted to Fawna, but lusts after her friend Banda. Everyone thinks these stories are real, but they are just overly exaggerated. It's actually Ronno who calls Nico out and warns him about how dangerous wolves can be and how they eat deer.

Once a buck, Nico does more dangerous and arguably more stupid stunts. He destroys a wolf den so he can impress Banda. When the wolves get back, Tilde, their leader blames the attack on Fawna and vows to seek revenge. As Nico returns home from his stunt, he crosses upon the returning wolves and the starving wolves eat him, leaving his destroyed body behind.

nico and art (c) Fawnadeer

Description
Here's Nico, an important character in Fawna's backstory. I wanted to make him look cool and different, so I made him a piebald deer.

Nico is carefree, extroverted, and playboy fawn. He likes to impress the ladies by doing dangerous stunts. His most well-known being going up to wolf dens and trying to get as close to a wolf as he can. Surprisingly, the wolves never notice him. He's attracted to Fawna, but lusts after her friend Banda. Everyone thinks these stories are real, but they are just overly exaggerated. It's actually Ronno who calls Nico out and warns him about how dangerous wolves can be and how they eat deer.

Once a buck, Nico does more dangerous and arguably more stupid stunts. He destroys a wolf den so he can impress Banda. When the wolves get back, Tilde, their leader blames the attack on Fawna and vows to seek revenge. As Nico returns home from his stunt, he crosses upon the returning wolves and the starving wolves eat him, leaving his destroyed body behind.

nico and art (c) Fawnadeer