Ok, to help pad shit out while I fail at drawing, I'm going to post this as a replacement because I've been thinking about my closed species. I want to flesh them out a little as a species. There will be a bit about Beep herself, but she's just a typical member of her species.

The two temperaments:
Auralars come in two flavours. This plays a major role in how they're seen in their universe.
Type A: Dwellers
Dwellers are the most common of the species. They lack the trademark scars that their cousins, the Tea Makers have. Dwellers get their category name, because, well, they like living solitary lives, away from other life. Dwellers only leave their homes to hunt and occasionally spook hikers and anyone unfortunate enough to get lost in the Glowing Woods. Dwellers are particularly mean-spirited towards Tea Makers, which are easily identifiable the longer they're alive and exposed. Dwellers see Tea Makers as less pure versions of the species, an abnormality. Dwellers always pride themselves in their perfect coats.

Type B: Tea Makers The more social of the two types, they still cling to the forest they call home, but they are not afraid to follow and very rarely, interact with other sentient beings in the forest. Tea Makers are very shy, only exposing themselves to more intelligent creatures (Humans and other anthro species) when they have either formed a strong enough parasocial relationship with the figure they have set their attention on, in an attempt to introduce themselves. Tea Makers are not proud of their scars for the same reason Dwellers despise them. Their scars, as is part of their biology, a sad truth to their species. Tea Makers can be seen as "setting themselves up" when it comes to their attachments and gaining new scars. More about their scars will be explained shortly.

Biology and Psychology All Auralars share the same biology, despite differing psychology. A trait commonly seen as their trademark feature is their glowing scars. The species as a whole loses fur during stressful situations, most commonly through depression caused by the death of someone they knew. Dwellers avoid contact with sentient life to avoid these scars, though it can still happen through genetic depression, or pure happenstance, such as accidentally becoming attached to regular visitors. Though these scars are far more common on Tea Makers, for obvious reasons. Underneath their white fur, all Auralars have glowing skin of varying colours. They are cat-like in nature and stature, but far more agile, much like squirrels, due to their tree dwelling lives.
It is important to note that all Auralars abandon their children after giving birth. It doesn't matter their psychological category, they are bound entirely by instinct to do so, thus never actually gain scars over this action.
Another distinct feature is their tails. Auralar tails are extremely long, but have exposed bone as a tip. Often used as a tool or makeshift weapon if need be. Their tails can come in many shapes and designs, often weapons that double as tools, such as hatchets. They treat their tails as another part of themselves. Not quite another personality, but a spiritual manifestation of their soul. They will treat their tails as their most prized possession. Cleaning and grooming it as one would treat a prized medal.
Their markings, however, completely differ from individual to individual, but they always share the black ears. Most get their individuality from their scars, if they are Tea Makers.

Life as an Auralar
As mentioned before, Auralars start their lives entirely alone, given a tree of their own to call home. They often name themselves after the first noise they hear, as their hearing is the first and strongest sense to develop. They reach sexual maturity at around the same time as human beings. Much like humans, they come in a variety of sexualities, but don't really know until their first breeding season. Since they are solitary most of their lives, they just pick whichever partner appeals to them the most without any interest in actually breeding. To an Auralar, if it happens, it happens. Tea Makers also tend to be monogamous, but it is also common that they can be polyamorous. Again, much like humans.
All Auralars are, surprisingly enough, Dwellers early on in life.
Tea Makers also spend their time differently than their solitary cousins. They get their name from their habit of, well, making tea. Out of anything. Not much is known about how they came across this talent, but it is a huge part of their culture.
Due to the rather reclusive nature of the species, they are often mistaken to be forest spirits, especially by the lost travelers they come across. Their scars often seen as bad omens, ironically enough.

Beep
While I described Beep as a typical member of her species, there are key differences. For starters, she is lacking a tail. This is not a birth defect, as what remains of her tail hints to this. Beep's tail was initially shaped like a scythe, but she lost hers out of an extreme biological reaction to the scarification caused by stress. As she describes it: "Half of me is missing". She will not disclose what caused her to lose her tail, as doing such can alone cause her fur to fall out in clumps.
Beep is also different in the fact that she left her forest to pursue life in the nearby city, which took far more getting used to than she thought it would. She's not overly fond of clothes and wears them begrudgingly. Shoes will always be a refused article of clothing.

Where they came from...Mentally
Here's where I divulge something you probably saw as obvious if you read pretty much any of this journal. Auralars, or rather, Beep specifically, is inspired by my own mental health at the time of creation. Draw your own conclusions where Dwellers and Tea Makers come from in regards to that. But Beep is design-wise, inspired by a lost doll concept. Her lost tail is... Obvious symbolism if you know me even the slightest. I created them as a species to help me cope with my own depression and de-personalization disorder. Again, obvious stuff.

I'd like to thank anyone that made it to the end. Please keep in mind that they are a closed species that if I ever allow anyone else to create one, I'll only allow close friends. That said, I hope you enjoyed me indulging my thoughts on my stupid species of reclusive assholes.

Thank you!