Basic Information
Bloodline Ability
This Bloodline ability has not yet been unveiled to you.
Physical Description
Arakai is a stocky, powerfully built young orc with deep green skin and dark, tousled hair that he has no interest in managing. His lower tusks are already coming in with genuine presence, curling up from his jaw with the same promise his father's carry. His brow sits heavy over amber-brown eyes that are almost always furrowed, giving him the default expression of someone who has assessed the situation and found it wanting. He wears leather wraps on both wrists and a fur loincloth belted at the waist, practical and deliberately martial, and he goes bare-chested without apparent concern for temperature. His fists are the kind a two-year-old should not have: dense, knuckled, already calloused along the edges from the training drills his father's warriors put him through. He is big for his age and solid in the way that promises much larger.
His scowl is not a mood. It is a resting state, a permanent expression of readiness that the warriors around him have started treating as a sign of good character. He has his father's stance already, weight forward, shoulders set, as though braced for impact at all times. When he is genuinely happy, which is rare and specific, the expression breaks into something startling: a wide, gap-tusked grin that transforms his face completely before disappearing again. He responds to combat sounds, the clang of weapons, the thud of bodies, with alert interest rather than distress, which the warriors consider auspicious and his mother considers a complicated fact about the household she is raising him in.
Personality & Temperament
- Fearless in a way that reads as genuine rather than ignorant
- Determined once he has set himself to something
- Responds to discipline with attention rather than resistance
- Shows genuine interest in the warriors around him
- Physically tough well beyond what his age would suggest
- Responds to frustration with immediate physical action
- Has no concept yet of restraint or measured response
- The scowl makes it difficult to read when he is actually upset versus simply being himself
- Pushes every boundary he encounters to find where it ends
- Does not accept being picked up without registering a formal protest
[A sustained scowl at a training dummy, followed by hitting it with both fists until satisfied, followed by resuming the scowl at something else]
"NO." [said to anyone attempting to end a training session before he is done with it]
[An enormous grin, lasting approximately four seconds, upon seeing his father's weapons laid out. Then back to the scowl. Back to business.]
- Training, or what passes for training at two years old, which he takes seriously
- His father's weapons, which he is not yet allowed to touch and is very aware of
- The sound of combat nearby, which he finds calming rather than alarming
- Being around the warriors, whose presence he understands as correct and good
- His mother, on his own terms, when he decides the moment is right
- Being made to stop before he is finished
- Being treated as a small child, which he considers inaccurate
- Extended periods of inactivity
- Anything he interprets as being dismissed or overlooked
- Losing, which he has not fully accepted as a possible outcome