Race: Unknown to him, thought to be Asian
Gender: Male
Age: 16
Birthday: 3rd January
How long ago did they start the experiment: Three years ago when he was 13.
Appearance:
Fenrir is 5'8 and 147lbs. He normally wears hand-me-downs and second-hand clothes, due to his poor living conditions before he started the experiment. When Fenrir unleashes the power of his hero, he turns in a slight way. His skin darkens to grey along with his hair, his teeth get sharper and his hair goes more sharp. The wolf Fenrir is perfectly capable of fully possessing the human Fenrir, changing his appearance to an even more animal like, normally going on all fours.
Character Concept
Fenrir, candidate holding the giant wolf of Norse mythology. After the procedure, his hair turned white and received two small red marks under his eye from the myth.
He has a fun personality the majority of the time, the reason he joined 'IRL dungeons and dragons'. However, due to his long time connection to his hero, Fenrir can get quite aggressive and sly, ready to rip anyone to shreds.
Character History
Skills
Skill | Experience in subject | Time in subject |
Hunting | Experted | 2 years |
Mana use | Novice | 3 months |
Weaponry| Intermediate | 3 years |
Possessions
Fenrir owns the chains of Gliepnir, the indestructible chains that chained his myth. He has nothing else other than the clothes on his back and whatever is given to him as hand-me-downs.
Hero description
Fenrir is the son of Loki and the giantess Angrboða, which makes him the brother of the serpent Jormungand and the underworld goddess Hel. As is recounted more fully in the tale The Binding of Fenrir, the Aesir gods raised Fenrir themselves in order to keep him under their control and prevent him from wreaking havoc throughout the Nine Worlds. He grew at an astonishingly fast pace, however, and eventually the troubled gods decided to chain him up. Their first two attempts were unsuccessful; while the cunning gods convinced Fenrir that it was only a game, a test of his strength, he broke through the fetters easily. For their third attempt, the gods had the dwarves forge the strongest chain ever built, which nevertheless gave the appearance of being very light and even soft to the touch. When the gods presented Fenrir with this third fetter, he became suspicious, and he refused to be bound with it unless one of the gods would stick his or her hand in his mouth as a pledge of good faith. Only Tyr was brave enough to do this, knowing that it would mean the loss of his hand. And, sure enough, when Fenrir found himself unable to break free of his bonds, he ripped Tyr’s hand from its arm. The chain was then tied to a boulder and a sword was placed in Fenrir’s jaws to hold them open. As he howled wildly and ceaselessly, a foamy river called “Expectation” (Old Norse Ván) flowed from his drooling mouth.
As the river’s ominous name implies, this was not the end of Fenrir. At Ragnarok, he broke free and ran throughout the world with his lower jaw against the ground and his upper jaw in the sky, devouring everything in his path. He even killed the god Odin before finally being put to death by one of Odin’s avenging sons.
In Ragnarok, he is rumoured to have devoured the sun and moon.
Fenrir isn't really a hero, however is still an extremly powerful myth and was resurrected his chains, which control him.