Samantha

@samantha #2AP7

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Probably the first thing to stand out is the mess of pale silver not quite white locks falling between her dark ears and about the back of her neck but stopping several inches short of her shoulders. It was cut short enough to easily fit under a helmet. (Hair sometimes varies, more recently she has been seen with an even shorter layered style that has been dyed black with frosted silver tips.)

Though the numerous piercings running through both of her ears don't seem conducive toward comfort with any sort of headgear. A ladder of three silvered barbells running across the cup of her right ear. The rim of her left was bore four tight rings along the rim, two near the base of the lateral edge, a third toward the tip and the last midway down the medial rim of the ear. If she had any other piercings they weren't obvious.
Just as odd as her hair the wolfess's eyes stood out as sparkling silver points of light against her heavy coat of burnt silver fur. They caught what light was reflected into them in a less than natural manner.

Moving down it became apparent that wasn't the only oddity. All of her flesh was a deep, pigment rich black. Lips, gums, tongue, the skin under her thick fur. Aside from the lack of anything other than grey tones and silvers her fur was one of the few things not unusual. The markings her thick coat bore were pretty common among lupines, dark burnt silver primary, with paler silver fur along the underside of her snout, chin, cheeks and running down her neck to her belly, inner thighs and tail.

Pudgy might have been an apt enough description for the wolfess, though chubby might have been more accurate. Curvy was most certainly a phrase that her figure brought to mind; round, heavy breasts that didn't seem out of place on the thick she wolf's frame in fact more than anything they fit naturally with plumpness around her belly. Cute love handles lead down to a wide hips and thick thighs along with a round but not enormous rump to match. Matronly was the wrong word to describe her at least not with out many more years of weathering on her slightly jiggly frame. Voluptuous might have been a bit closer though perhaps a little overstating