Caspian

Caspian lives in a fairy tale world where anomalies like himself are not uncommon - they are the "main characters" of their own stories, and it's to be expected that they may not be the same once their tale is completed. Unfortunately for Caspian, he cannot register his MC status, as he recalls none of his childhood, only being out and on his own. For now, he wanders, trying to track down any trace of who he used to be and where he came from, to very little success.

Caspian seemed like a normal kid, but didn't stop growing when his peers did. Now he towers above everyone else and his growth spurt finally seems to be coming to a stop, much to his relief - he already has a very hard time even going indoors. Caspian tries to shrug it off but it's clear he's insecure about it. Giants are a real monster in their world, and without being registered as an MC, Caspian is constantly denied access to towns and given sidelong glances and plenty of hassle.

During his travels, Caspian encounters a living, disembodied head by the name of Rowe while inspecting a ruined temple in the futile hope he'll find some clues. Although suspicious at first, Caspian comes to the realization that Rowe is to scale with himself, not a normal person, and ends up taking him along. Little does he realize this will turn into a whirlwind tour of his past.

Caspian is a softspoken, considerate young man, though his sassy side comes out when he's comfortable with those around him. He can be shy and it takes a lot to get him riled up - unfortunately, the same can't be said for making him upset. Despite this, he is a natural leader thanks to his strong presence and calm confidence.