Varg Blackstone. Not many people knew he existed. Fewer still knew his name. And even fewer than that knew what he really was. Varg was a very unusual young man of 18. His featuers were very eclectic, making it nearly impossible to place his heritage. He had tanned skin and a slender athetlic build. His face was chiseled with high cheekbones and black hair with natural rusty streaks he grew down to his waist and tied in a ponytail just below the shoulders. He dressed like a biker or a punk with tattered clothes that could take a lot of punishment before showing dirt and a leather jacket. The most striking feature about him was his eyes. They were a bright yellow and held a smouldering intensity like a predator surveying his territory for threats.
The thing was that Varg wasn't human, though he looked it. There was an entire world behind the veil of the mundane that humans had stopped believing in ages ago. Varg was a werewolf, and a particularly strong one at that. His clan and a few others were all that remained of their race, though the other shapeshifters hadn't been fairing so well themselves.
Varg cruised the city one night on his motorcycle. He had built it himself a year ago from parts stolen from junkyards. He'd always been good with his hands. But the motorcycle wasn't just for joy rides. Varg had always been possessed by a strong sense of justice. There was a difference between natural selection and victimization. And living on the fringes of society, he made it his duty to protect them from the bullies and parasites of the city.
These nightly patrols had actually caused him to build up a reputation. There was a fast-spreading urban legend of a young biker who stood up for the downtrodden, a moder-day knight with a motorcycle instead of a horse and a leather jacket instead of armor. Stories varied of course. Some said he was a giant who wielded a broken parking meter like a sword. Others thought he was a mental patient who was wrongfully imprisoned before he escaped and now prowled the streets looking for revenge on the people who had put him in there. Still others insisted that he was a blind martial arts master on a quest for atonement for some past sin. Naturally, no one had come close to the truth yet.
That night, Varg was cruising down the street when his sensitive ears picked up the sounds of struggling and distressed female voices not far off over the roar of his bike's engine. 'Time to go to work,' he thought as he steered his bike off toward the scene of the trouble.
OOC: This thread is closed for Calyxxx and I. Feedback to either one of us would be much appreciated though.
The thing was that Varg wasn't human, though he looked it. There was an entire world behind the veil of the mundane that humans had stopped believing in ages ago. Varg was a werewolf, and a particularly strong one at that. His clan and a few others were all that remained of their race, though the other shapeshifters hadn't been fairing so well themselves.
Varg cruised the city one night on his motorcycle. He had built it himself a year ago from parts stolen from junkyards. He'd always been good with his hands. But the motorcycle wasn't just for joy rides. Varg had always been possessed by a strong sense of justice. There was a difference between natural selection and victimization. And living on the fringes of society, he made it his duty to protect them from the bullies and parasites of the city.
These nightly patrols had actually caused him to build up a reputation. There was a fast-spreading urban legend of a young biker who stood up for the downtrodden, a moder-day knight with a motorcycle instead of a horse and a leather jacket instead of armor. Stories varied of course. Some said he was a giant who wielded a broken parking meter like a sword. Others thought he was a mental patient who was wrongfully imprisoned before he escaped and now prowled the streets looking for revenge on the people who had put him in there. Still others insisted that he was a blind martial arts master on a quest for atonement for some past sin. Naturally, no one had come close to the truth yet.
That night, Varg was cruising down the street when his sensitive ears picked up the sounds of struggling and distressed female voices not far off over the roar of his bike's engine. 'Time to go to work,' he thought as he steered his bike off toward the scene of the trouble.
OOC: This thread is closed for Calyxxx and I. Feedback to either one of us would be much appreciated though.
