EDREK

Personal Information:

• Name:                                     Edrek

• Gender:                                  Male

• Species:                                 Half-wolf / Half-vampire

• Age:                                        20

• Status:                                   Alive

• Date of Birth:                        27/9

• Occupation:                          Cafe owner / Gangster

• Nationality:                           Beastmen Nation

• Element:                                Water

• Personality:                          Elegant, sophisticated, and kind-hearted, he becomes more berserk when fighting.

Edrek is the boss of the Blood Wolf gang. He lost his mother at a young age and has never known who his father was.

He harbors deep hatred for the societal ideals of Beast City, a place where beastkin claim equality, yet the very city crushes their freedom. Edrek dreams of liberating this city from pain and war, so that its citizens—regardless of race—can live together in peace and happiness.

The authorities constantly obstruct his efforts to spread the ideals of liberty, especially because he does so under the identity of a gang leader. As a result, Edrek is always a top target for capture. But he never runs. He always stands his ground, ready to face any challenge.
What angers him most, however, is "that bastard cop"—a man whose ideals mirror his own but who chose to side with Mayor Elias. To Edrek, someone like that, playing both sides, is unforgivable.

The city's infamous manhunt usually ends in Edrek’s favor. And when he returns to his home in the slums, the bright lights of his hidden coffee shop mark a transformation. There, Edrek becomes someone else: a gentle café owner who takes care of the homeless and gives orphans a warm place to belong.

One day, Daisy asked him about the future.
Edrek’s reply was simple: “Nothing at all.”

But Daisy, with her power to read emotions and psychology, knew he was lying. Deep within his soul, she saw a hollow space—one filled with longing. At the end of that emptiness was a quiet dream:
To have a real family…
To live in a world of peace and happiness.