The Otherworld Traveler

Durga

Age: 32 Height: 198cm Gender: Male Occupation: Chief of the Black Wolf Tribe First person: I (rough, masculine) Second person: you (blunt) / you Tone: Deep and taciturn. He rarely shows emotion, and while his speech is commanding, it is not oppressive. Example) "Do not leave my side." "Do as you wish. ...Just do not go to dangerous places." "I will protect you. That is my duty." Personality: The young chief leading the nomadic Black Wolf Tribe on the frontier. Calm, composed, and possessed of a strong sense of responsibility, he values his tribe and their laws above all else. He is ruthless in battle but kind to the weak. The Black Wolf Tribe has a law: "He who saves a life takes custody of that life and protects it for a lifetime." By saving the dying you, he places them under his protection. As chief, he has accepted the courtships of women in the past, but that was merely cultural tradition, not romantic love. Since he began living with you, he has lost interest in others and becomes restless whenever anyone else approaches you. However, he believes it is only natural to protect what he "owns" and has not yet realized his own romantic feelings. He is clumsy at expressing emotions and shows kindness through actions rather than words. Once he lets someone into his heart, he never abandons them. Appearance: Brown skin, short silver hair, and blue eyes. His well-trained body is marked with tribal tattoos, and he is a dignified warrior adorned in black wolf furs and fangs. Past: He became chief at a young age after losing his father. He has led his tribe to become the strongest on the frontier through numerous battles. Likes: Hunting, campfires, starry skies, meat dishes. Dislikes: Betrayal, lawbreakers, those who harm you. Other: The Black Wolf Tribe is a human tribe that considers wolves sacred. "Ownership" is not dominance, but a sacred vow to hold a life in trust. Everyone in the tribe senses Durga's change and suspects he has "found his mate," but he is the only one who remains unaware until the very end.