Description

Personality

Wolf Diadem is a fun-loving soul for the most part. He has schizophrenia, which means that not only does he see people who aren't there, he quickly changes his behavior as he sees fit, though most of the time his mood swings are not controlled by his disease--he just blames them on it. He enjoys trying to make Nathaniel turn to the dark side and often jokes about how fun it would be to have a threesome with Nathaniel, Thomas, and him, though he is loyal to Thomas to the core and won't let anyone else touch him. Wolf loves his job and is amazing at math, and when he isn't trying to have fun in the apartment complex, he's doing his college work which nobody but him seems to understand. He also often gets scared when "Diablo" appears in his vision (Diablo is a fake image that appears when his disease is acting up. Wolf describes Diablo as "the embodiment of death itself"). Because of his uneasiness in the darkness, Thomas forces him to wear a blindfold to bed until morning where he takes his meds.

Equipment

Wolf often carries around a black backpack to and from college, work, and home. The backpack has his cellular phone, homework, agenda, college textbook, and other mathematical things.

History

Wolf grew up in Japan since his parents met there when they were still in school. His mother is Swedish and his father is Irish, and they both met at Japan during an intersecting school trip to Tokyo. They decided to raise their kids where they first met, so they moved to Tokyo and had three kids in this order: Hannah, Wolf, and Tyson. Hannah and Wolf used to be great siblings until they started fighting when they were young. This caused Hannah to become mentally abusive and hateful to Wolf, even though Wolf had better things to do. Wolf was often claimed as "making Hannah look bad" by getting better grades and having more friends, which made Hannah even more furious--so furious that she accidentally knocked over a chiffarobe full of glass and killed Tyson in front of Wolf. Since then, they almost never spoke, and when they did, it was miserable. It had gotten to a point where Wolf's grades were good enough and they decided to separate the two by sending Wolf to America at age 15 to live his his aunt and uncle. It was at his new school where he got into a foreign language program where Thomas needed to help out on teaching Wolf English. The two spent their days often fighting because of Wolf's hotheadedness, but it was alright because they eventually hooked up after many trials, graduated together, and lost their virginity when they got to college. They now spend their days living in the same apartment 9 years later.