Razorcat

### Physical appearance

Razorcat is a Jaguarian who now walks on all fours, although still able to walk upright. He has a hunched back and a bestial bearing. His skull, partially uncovered on the sides, sports a golden mane, made up of very long dirty and damaged hair. On his forehead, he wears the scar attesting to the presence of his katseye in the past. The veins in his forehead stick out, and his eyes are blood red.

He is dressed in a dirty and torn toga, held against his body by studded rings. With his claws potentially worn out, his metal claw-like gloves were put on him, making his attacks far more effective than any Jaguarian.

### Personality

Driven mad, Razorcat blindly obeys his mother, being aggressive towards strangers. He is unable to think properly, his intelligence being comparable to that of a dog. His behavior is ultimately comparable to that of a watchdog who only obeys his mistress, here Sheibah. Like a faithful dog, he will do anything to protect his mother.

It once happened to Razorcat to show affection towards someone else from his mother, it was Princess Nadcoko, of the people of the Marmosets, for whom he had a crush (to the point of opposing to his mother when she asks him to kill her).

### Abilities

Razorcat is very dangerous in combat. His metal gloves, much sharper than his claws, make his scratches far more dangerous than those of an ordinary Jaguarian. He is gifted with extraordinary agility and strength due to his illness.

### Before Jovenia

Razorcat is the son of the Priestess of Jaguarys, Sheibah. On the eve of his twenties, he has a violent argument with his mother. After that, he decides to leave city. Because of his recklessness, he is caught by Monslaves traffickers. They ripped off his katseye, thinking to steal a simple jewel. The trauma drove Razorcat mad (the katseye having a psychic link with its wearer), not to mention the chakounia crisis he suffered when he was found by his family, a week after his capture. A new transplant being impossible, he lost his mind, having to live perpetually in a state of chakounia. He becomes, over time, a beast obeying only his mother. Since then, the latter, who nevertheless dreamed of seeing humans live in peace with the Jaguarians, has sworn to avenge what happened to her son.

### Book 15

Sheibah is in search of the Divine Key, a relic which would allow him to have access to a power without common measure, which would allow him to eradicate the human species and to accomplish his revenge. Taking with her the Galina Skroa and her son Razorcat, she steals the first piece of the key, held at Jaguarys. Then, they leave the scene and head to their next destination. A few days later, they arrive at the monastery of the devotees of Misery, who hold another fragment of the key. Sheibah orders Razorcat to slaughter them all, which he does with perfection, leaving the place desolate. The monastery key fragment is stolen. The small group moves through the Imagiki desert, towards the jungle where the Marmoset people live. After several days of journey, they come across Nadcoko, the princess of this people, whom Razorcat saves from a stitchosor.

In gratitude, she leads them to her village. Sheibah claims they have been driven out by humans, and are seeking refuge. Razorcat becomes attached to the princess, offering her flowers. In the evening, a ball is given in their honor, and in honor of King Kokakola who was able to be cured. Razorcat dances with Nadcoko, which warms her mother's heart. When the Legendary Gryf and his fiancee Shun-Day arrive at the village, Razorcat jumps on them, but Sheibah stops him, restraining him saying that while he's "joyful to see them again", he shouldn't behave like this in audience.

Later, an explosion rings out, and in the village square lands the Legendary Razzia, her demonic arm, Amy, having gone out of control, and kills Skroa. Sheibah, seeing things have gotten out of hand, seizes King Kokakola's scepter and orders Razorcat to kill Nadcoko. He jumps on her, but stops at the last moment: he can't kill her. He gets up, and tells his mother that he doesn't want to kill her. Sheibah slaps him, and reminds him that she's doing all this for him. However, she still tells him to go away without killing the princess.

### Book 16

Suddenly, energy crystals encase Razorcat, Shun-Day, Sheibah, Kelma-Thu, and the Legendaries. They are taken to the heavens, to the city of the Chiridan people, where the last piece of the key is located. There, Sheibah and Razorcat are assigned apartments. There, Sheibah wants to become the future reincarnation of the god Eternity, whose divine key opens the prison. However, the leader of the Chiridans, Kirikiri, refuses, given that there are other potential candidates. When he leaves the room, Sheibah begins to cry, and Razorcat tries to comfort her. Later that evening, Kelma-Thu visits Sheibah. Razorcat is about to attack him, but he gets sent across the room by the enraged Jaguarian. He attacks Sheibah, asking him to give up his quest to eradicate the human species: he intends to become the reincarnation of the god, and with his powers, he intends to cure Razorcat of his chakounia.

The next day, everyone is gathered at the level of the prison of the god. It is Gryf who becomes the reincarnation of the god, before being freed from his grip by the Legendary Jadina. A few minutes later, the god manages to free himself again. There, Sheibah proposes to him to become his new reincarnation, but Razorcat wants to protect her: he then puts himself between her and the god. However, the possession takes place, and Eternity is reincarnated into both Jaguarians at the same time, spawning a monstrosity for no reason. Eternity is later killed by Jadina.