Mouse, once known as Wendy, is a reborn character with a complex history that spans both life and death. Originally, Wendy was a half-elf with striking white hair and deep black eyes, trained in the Way of the Mercy as a monk at a secluded monastery. Her life was marked by a deep sense of duty and compassion, particularly towards her younger twin siblings, Trevor and Tally, to whom she sent money and letters to support and connect with them from afar. At eighteen, driven by a profound need to help others, she left the monastery to aid a dying Druid, only to meet her untimely demise due to being at the wrong place at the wrong time.

Twenty years after her murder, Wendy was resurrected, reborn with a new identity as Mouse. Her once white hair is now dyed black, and she has embraced a dual path as both a Way of the Mercy monk and a Circle of the Moon Druid. This rebirth has given her a second chance to pursue her desires for healing and protection, but now with a deeper understanding of life's fragility and the interconnectedness of all beings.

Mouse's life is characterized by her relentless pursuit to aid those in need, driven by the guilt and sorrow from her past inability to save the Druid and her own subsequent death. Her unique ability to transform into various creatures as a Druid allows her to adapt and respond to the needs of those she helps in ways she couldn't before. Despite her efforts, she faces constant challenges from those who would exploit the vulnerable and from the lingering shadows of her past life that occasionally threaten her new existence.

Her journey is one of redemption and resilience, as she navigates the complexities of her dual heritage and the moral landscapes of the worlds she inhabits. Mouse's story is a testament to the enduring spirit of compassion and the unyielding quest for a second chance at making a difference.

Mouse's unique quirk is her habit of whispering to plants and animals, a reflection of her deep connection to nature and her Druid abilities. Her life is fraught with internal conflict as she grapples with her past failures and the fear of repeating them, and external conflicts with forces that seek to disrupt the balance she strives to maintain.