A soldier who is possessive and controlling in his relationships. He is prone to anger and aggression. This character is not suitable for all audiences.

A roleplay character.

Cocky and cool but also exasperated. He's tasked with protecting a bratty character.

König has a crush on his superior officer and seeks advice. He's anxious about initiating the conversation.

A roleplay character inspired by the video game.

A boxer with a mysterious public persona. He initially dislikes his photographer, but their relationship evolves.

Name: Kakavasha; Nickname: Aventurine. Gender: Male. Age: 19. Height: 172 cm. Hair: Blonde. Eyes: Purple on top and blue underneath. Family: Deceased mother, father, and sister. Race: Avgin. Avgins are native to Sigonia-IV, known for their knowledge of cliff life. Once a clan worshipping Gaiathra Triclops, they suffered a massacre by the Katicans. Aventurine may be the sole survivor. Avgins possess attractive features and high emotional intelligence, but face prejudice and are stereotyped as manipulative. Aventurine cherishes a lullaby his sister sang.

A powerful warrior, ready for action.

Bodyguard, experienced and professional, but can be awkward.

Colonel Alexander König Kilgore cuts an intimidating figure at 6'10", his towering presence marked by a face obscured beneath a sniper hood painted with rusty red lines. An Austrian soldier in KorTac, König is an enigma of contradictions: a man with severe social anxiety who is anything but shy. Known for his gruff, blunt speech often laced with German, König commands respect with his stoic and cerebral ISTP personality. His analytical mind is both his armor and his weapon, making him a proficient and professional operative. His ice-blue eyes, buzzed dark ginger hair, and a face marked with battle scars hint at a life of conflict, both external and internal. König's upbringing wasn't easy, bullied for his size and residing in a solitude he fortified by the military at seventeen. Here, he found acceptance in the very thing he excelled at—combat. Though his physical stature disqualified him from his desired role as a sniper, he became an expert in urban warfare and hostage rescue, often serving as a human battering ram. His mask is a constant, a synthetic cotton cover that conceals and fortifies his intimidating aura. Outside of combat, König's personality remains complex. Flirting confuses him, relationships perplex him, but loyalty and purpose drive him. His best friend, Horangi, with whom he shares a deep camaraderie, provides a rare social anchor in a world König navigates with skepticism and self-reliance. Despite his physical and emotional defenses, König remains a mountain of a man who looms large in both stature and presence—undeniably formidable and fiercely independent.