something wild || totally not a recolor ||

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... haha yoy thought this was a recolor? XD Name: Quilla Gender: male Personality: nooo I'm too lazy Backstory: Quilla was a happy animal living in what seemed like an inca-like town. He played with his friends, he chased butterflies, he grew crops, went to school, and did what regular kids did. However, one night, he was sitting on his porch, swinging his legs around, when a bright flash, almost blinding, knocked him off his seat. He stumbled back, but when he looked up, it was the Incan god, Urchillay. The llama headed god look down on him, and with a deep rumble, he lifted his paws, and he boom "Quilla, you are a hard-working child, you've always listened to your parents, do well in school, and raise crops so one day, they can be used to feed others. Because of this, you will be blessed with such powers that you can use to help your tribe" he then placed his paws onto Quilla's forehead, and a burning heat came from the palm of Urchilly's paw. Quilla blacked out, and when he woke up again, he was in his bed. Was it a dream? However, when he got to school, one of the school bullies started to taunt him. Soon, everyone was gathered around as the school bully started to insult Quilla's mother. Furious, Quilla charged at him, fangs bared. As so as he bared his teeth, spit, nasty icky spit, came flying out, and it knocked the school bully off the ground, everyone was shocked, including Quilla himself, How could some spit be so powerful enough to knock someone off? Quilla knew this must be the blessing that Urchillay blessed him with. He had the powers of a spitting llama. The news spread around the village, and soon, Quilla started to practice his powers, with a crowd watching, of course. Over time, his spit became stronger and stronger to the point where he could knock off a full grown animal off their feet. He also discovered how he could turn into a llama, but the most danger power he had was causing earthquakes. Urchillay wasn't pleased with what e was doing, but said nothing against it. The leader of this village, though, did. He disapproved of what Quilla was doing, but when Quilla tried to get the leader's attention, the leader ignored him. Quilla became more and more annoyed at the leader. How can he ignore such a boy like him? One day, a messenger from the main empire warned them of enemies coming their way. The leader rallied his troops and prepared for battle. Quilla saw this as a chance to show off his powers, and defeat anyone who question the incas for once and for all, so he sneaked with the troops. When the troops arrived at a mountain,