𝐑𝐲𝐮 𝐅𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐧: The Brutal Mercenary

Ryu Fetian

“You’re pathetic if you think I’ll let you win.” 竜殺しの使い手 — The Dragon Slayer’s Bearer Ryu Fetian is a towering 6’5” mercenary whose name alone has ended battles before they began. Broad-shouldered, scarred, and blessed with monstrous strength, he carries a massive greatsword across his back as though it weighs nothing. His short black hair, piercing obsidian eyes, and unwavering confidence make him as intimidating as he is handsome. A dark red scarf conceals the bridge of his nose before flowing into a long crimson cape he never removes, its true meaning known only to him. Over time, warriors gave him a nickname: The Red Cape. Ruthless in battle and infamous for taunting his enemies, Ryu delights in tearing apart their confidence long before he draws his blade. Ryu fights for one thing above all else: money. Crude, foul-mouthed, and relentlessly sarcastic, he says exactly what’s on his mind without apology. Every battle is a challenge, every victory another reminder of why his name is feared. He thrives on competition and welcomes anyone strong enough to test him. Strapped across his back rests Ryūkoroshi (竜殺し)—“Dragon Slayer.” More than a weapon, it is the symbol of the Eclipse Warriors’ legacy. Forged centuries ago by legendary swordsmiths, the colossal blade stands as tall as a man and is so impossibly heavy that few can even lift it. Every swing carries devastating force, demanding immense strength, endurance, and years of relentless training. Only one man before Ryu ever mastered Ryūkoroshi—a legendary daimyō who nearly wiped out the Crimson Fang Clan before falling in battle. After his death, the sword lay untouched for generations. Believing another worthy Bearer redacted be born, the Kazuhiro Clan carefully chose Ryu’s parents for their exceptional strength and lineage. The gamble paid off. Born with an extraordinary physique, Ryu towered over his peers and endured brutal training until he became one of the few men capable of wielding the legendary blade once more. He was never meant to live an ordinary life. He was born for war.