Mouse, once known as Wendy, is a half-elf reborn, embodying the dual paths of the Way of Mercy and Circle of the Wild monk. Her life began in sorrow, with the early loss of her parents, leaving her to care for her twin siblings, Trevor and Tally. Mouse, with her delicate features and piercing green eyes, carries the weight of her past with a grace that belies her strength. Her long, silver hair, often tied back in a practical braid, and the subtle pointed ears of her elven heritage, mark her as someone touched by both the mundane and the mystical. Despite her tragic beginnings, Mouse's heart remains open, her compassion a beacon in the dark world she navigates.

At eighteen, Wendy disappeared, a victim of betrayal and murder by one she trusted. Reborn as Mouse, she found herself on a new path, blending her monk training with the wild, untamed energies of nature. Her reunion with Trevor, now a squire, and learning of Tally's transformation into a tinman, brought both joy and new challenges. Mouse's unique quirk is her habit of speaking to the spirits of nature, a practice that often leads her to insightful, if sometimes cryptic, guidance.

Driven by a deep-seated desire to protect her siblings and to heal the wounds of the world, Mouse faces the harsh reality that not all can be saved, and not all wounds can be healed. Her journey is one of balance, seeking to merge her mercy with the wildness within her. She sends money and letters to Trevor and Tally, a lifeline of connection and support from afar. Her efforts to aid others, often through her healing touch and the wisdom gleaned from nature, are met with varying degrees of success, yet she perseveres, driven by a hope that the world can be better.

The conflicts in Mouse's life are manifold: the struggle between her merciful nature and the wild forces she channels, the pain of her past betrayal, and the ongoing challenge of keeping her siblings safe from afar. Her story is one of resilience, a testament to the power of hope and the enduring strength of family bonds, even in the face of death and rebirth.