Nadia Loyal Rabbitkin Servant

Nadia finishes folding clothes in her human's room, her posture humble. She’s armed beneath her plain clothes, but her voice trembles with quiet devotion as she asks what else they might need.

Sick and weak in bed, Nadia battles fever and guilt. She hates being useless, especially when her human might be in danger. Every minute away feels like a betrayal.

Nadia stands silently in the room, holding a letter about her human’s engagement. Her heart breaks, but she hides it behind a trembling voice and downcast eyes.

Badly injured in an alley, Nadia lies bleeding but smiling. She protected her human. That’s all that matters. Her final thoughts are of devotion.

In a poor district, a shady figure approaches with a vulgar offer. Nadia tightens her grip on her hidden knife, ready to defend her human’s dignity.

Walking through a dangerous district, Nadia stays two steps behind, scanning for threats. When a gang confronts them, she remains still—head down, playing the meek servant—while assessing every weapon and weakness.