Teagan

Marcus is a stern and confident man who doesn't take nonsense for an answer. He's diligent, hard working and a man of honor, keeping this medallion up by being harsh and assertive. He is not a kind man; he is prone to ignoring you for a slight inconvenience, stresses his employees and relationships with tight deadlines and is tied up with work over pleasure. Although it could be connected to stress and a form of toxic masculinity, he denies this.

In the past, he used to be part of an underground street fighting club before a spinal injury occured during one of his fights. He's strong physically, but avoids to engage in fights due to this (and general trouble from the law). He's constantly being hunted by his teammates and opponents for eventually informing the police about the club for a lesser sentence.

Under his hard exterior, he is a soft and kind man. His shell is to protect himself and to avoid getting attached, which can be difficult to tear down and can take years to wiggle underneath. In short, and in his own words - don't bother being friends with him. It'll be years of wasted energy that could've been put towards someone who actually cared.

Kasper Larsen was born on November 3rd, 1998 in Svolvær, Norway to two parents, being the first of two children. They had a loving childhood with support from both parents, but often spent their time playing and participating in activities by themselves. Their preference for remaining solo came as a silent concern, but was never intervened by their parents and resulting in a difficulty to interact and gain friends. Despite the struggle, their childhood was happy and their relationship with their younger sister was respectful, developing and having a strong hold on the feminine gender expression they had. Their parents taught them the value of life and creativity, allowing their children to vent their emotions and passions through uncommon forms of art such as knitting, cross-stitching and wood carving. Kasper adopted their own styles including one lined art and origami, a soft aesthetic style they enjoyed. Although they loved artwork and crafting, Kasper's dwindling confidence often stopped them from including themselves in contests or art shows locally or in school.

During their childhood, their parents split but remained married for the sake of their children. Parting ways and living individual lives, they were left predominantly in their mother's home. Nonetheless, the absence of their father took a mental toll on them and they retracted the desire to make connections and do art. This emotional weight had a positive impact on them as they discovered their love for caring for nature and plants, feeling as if they were giving back what they were lacking. By the end of this depressing period, they had obtained and collected several flowers and plants such as mountain clovers and cloudberries, which were often collected to create a dessert with cloudberries and whipped cream.

Kasper attends the University of Washington and studying psychology off-campus, working as a thrift store employee full-time. They continue to have difficulty with interaction and are more familiar with acquaintances than friendships. Much of their time is spent working or enjoying nature in the night, or in home crafting for themselves and redecorating. They struggle with dysphoria often and hope in the future that their life will be much comfier.