A dark and mysterious lady with a rough past; she is beautiful and deadly. She was raised from a young age by the Night Elves of Darnasses, studied under a skilled sentinel named Waellah (who became her close friend), and is now a powerful marksman.
This is her story through her stable.
Sly fox in the darkness of a cave
Salaina and her wolves
Couple of cheesin raptors, Salaina looks so unamused at those two
Beautiful black windserpent
Moongazing
Armored black boar sticking his nose in Salaina's face
This dark vulture sneaking up on Salaina, not to harm her, he wouldn't. She saved him from a terrible wound. No, he just wants to scare the willigers out of her
After a long travel, Salaina and Ollis set up a small camp for the night. Ollis is fast asleep, leaving Salaina to her thoughts.
Salaina's armored friends saying hi to one another.
Salaina and her black wasp.
Mother and child.
Salaina has always had a connection with spiders. They are beautiful, but deadly... powerful with an arresting presence, much like Salaina herself.
Salaina here with her owl and hawk (which btw getting that hawk at level ~30 was interesting
)
Here Salaina and the black lion patrol the road of the Plaguelands slowly
Salaina is her with Aylee, her daughter. She is trying to convince Aylee to take the cat with her on her trip to Outland. Salaina and Aylee's relationship is complicated (mainly because they are so much alike), but Salaina will feel better knowing a trust family friend is with her.
Here is Salaina with her widow, the pet that personifies her character the most.
Finally here is Salaina's favorite pet. She always wanted a black devilsaur since she saw a photo of one as a child. She did some trips to Un'goro, and tried to tame them, but she never was able to subdue them. It was one fated time when she was being chased by one (tame gone wrong) when Rendir stepped in. Being a Beastmaster, he was able to calm the animal down. It was this fated encounter that introduced them. This beauty may be in Rendir's stable, but its the closest to her heart. He tamed it (and named it) for her.
