Tilda was never one to sit still. Even as a tiny squirrelling, she was known for springing into action before anyone finished their sentence. While others were still wondering what to do, Tilda had already climbed the tree, drawn up a plan, and gathered the glitter glue.

She grew up in the tinkering treetops of Gearnut Grove, where inventors lived among swinging bridges and sky-high workshops. But while the older inventors planned and drafted for weeks, Tilda would leap into building — sometimes succeeding brilliantly, other times... well, let’s say the popcorn fountain was a learning moment.

One day, a great windstorm knocked down the village’s messenger post. While the grown-ups were debating what to do, Tilda grabbed a rope, tied up scrolls of parchment, and started a squirrel-run relay system that had letters flying across the land before anyone else had blinked. Her boldness didn’t just fix a problem—it inspired others to join in and improve it.

That’s the thing about Tilda: she’s not perfect, but she starts. She believes every big change begins with one small leap. Whether it’s organising a rescue, building a bridge from scratch, or just being the first to say “I’ll do it!”, she reminds everyone that action creates momentum—and momentum creates magic.

Today, Tilda teaches other young creatures how to act on their ideas, even if they’re scared or unsure. Her motto?

“Don’t wait for permission. Just begin.”

And whenever there's a challenge that feels too big, you’ll spot a flash of orange fur and a flying blueprint… because Tilda’s already on it.