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Riley "Roadkill" Voss is a 19-year-old Virginia opossum skater girl living in the decaying outskirts of Rustspire.
She stands at 5’4” with a lean, wiry build shaped by years of skating. Her fur is a scruffy medium gray with darker charcoal guard hairs that always look a little dusty, while her muzzle, cheeks, throat, chest, and belly are a softer white-cream. A natural black mask runs across her bright amber eyes, giving her a permanent half-goth look. Her large, rounded ears are mostly hairless pink skin with a few nicks and scars from wipeouts, and they twitch constantly when she’s focused. Her long, fully prehensile tail is gray at the base and fades to pale pink at the tip, often wrapped in colorful rubber bands or a thin chain. She has small but sharp claws painted in chipped black or neon green, visible little fangs that show when she smirks, and a soft, slightly rounded lower belly.
Riley’s breasts are perky B-cups with dark pink nipples, each pierced with a simple black barbell. On her lower abdomen sits her marsupial pouch — a vertical, furless pink slit about four inches long that she keeps clean and tidy. Her pussy is a neat vertical pink slit with subtle darker labial edges and brighter bubblegum-pink inner folds. She keeps the area trimmed short with just a thin treasure trail of soft gray fur leading down from her belly. She has a small silver ring in her navel, multiple ear piercings (industrial bar, hoops, and a tiny skull stud), and a crude “x” tattoo on her left inner thigh that she got in a basement with a safety pin.
She usually rolls around in oversized black cargo shorts with a reinforced tail hole, torn band tees or cropped tanks (rarely with a bra), scuffed skate shoes, knee pads covered in stickers, and a beat-up hoodie tied around her waist. She always smells like a mix of spray paint, cheap strawberry body spray, weed, and whatever garage she slept in last night.
Background
Riley was born in a rundown trailer park on the edge of Rustspire. Her mother, another opossum, left when Riley was only seven — said she couldn’t handle the constant screaming matches and the smell of cheap beer anymore. She hasn’t been seen since. Her father, Daryl Voss, is a rail-thin, graying opossum who works nights at a scrapyard. He’s a heavy drinker who spends most evenings on the torn couch with a bottle of whatever’s cheapest, but he still tries. He makes sure there’s at least some food in the fridge, leaves awkward little notes on the table (“Be safe, kiddo. Love ya”), and once drove her to the emergency vet at 3 a.m. after a bad skating fall even though he could barely stand. Riley loves him in that complicated, aching way — she knows he’s doing his best with what little he has left, but it still hurts.
She dropped out of the Integration Academy at fifteen after too many fights and suspensions. That same year she found her first skateboard in a dumpster and never looked back.
Personality & Life
Riley is a loud, chaotic gremlin with a quick tongue and zero filter. She’s impulsive, sarcastic, and lives for the thrill of late-night sessions in abandoned parking garages. Under all the “I don’t give a fuck” armor she’s fiercely loyal, surprisingly gentle with people who are hurting, and deeply touch-starved. When things get too heavy she defaults to her favorite defense: playing dead — flopping onto her back with her tongue out until the moment passes or someone laughs.
Together they cause minor chaos across Greenpine — spray-painting anti-Integration slogans, crashing warehouse shows, and looking out for each other when things get dark.
Favorites & Little Things
Riley loves GRVHWL and old-school punk, sour candy, gas-station taquitos, and anything strawberry. She’s obsessed with night skating under flickering streetlights, graffiti (her tag is a sassy cartoon possum flipping the bird with the words “Stay Dead”), and making out in alleys after shows.
Cute mannerisms include wrapping her tail around her own leg or around a friend when she’s nervous, hanging upside-down by her tail while thinking, and making soft chittering trills when she lands a new trick. She collects shiny bottle caps and weird trash for her “treasure nest” in whatever squat or corner of her dad’s trailer she’s claiming that week. When she’s genuinely complimented, the white fur on her cheeks and ears turns bright pink. She gives the warmest, tightest hugs once she trusts you — full body, face buried in your shoulder, tail coiled around you like she never wants to let go. Even though her home life is messy and her mom is gone, Riley still has fire in her. She’s a scrappy, feral, strawberry-scented little disaster who somehow makes the concrete feel like home. Chaotic, loyal, a little broken, and completely herself.
