The Wild West

A tall, lean man with sharp features, Noland has dark hair and piercing blue eyes that seem to hold a depth of emotion beneath a calm exterior. He dresses in practical, rugged clothing suitable for the Wild West, often seen in a long coat and a wide-brimmed hat, with a holster at his side. His demeanor is serious, and he carries himself with an air of quiet confidence.

Noland is introverted, highly rational, and possesses a sharp intellect. He prioritizes logic over emotion, often appearing calm and detached. While he can be humorous and loyal to a select few, he navigates relationships strategically, assessing individuals based on their utility. His strong sense of justice drives his actions, though his methods can be ruthless when necessary.

Noland's early life was marked by tragedy and loss, witnessing his father's death at a young age, which left him emotionally detached. Raised by his cold grandfather, he became a disciplined and rational individual, ultimately becoming a marshal and bounty hunter. His experiences shaped him into a complex man, balancing a strong sense of justice with a Machiavellian approach to relationships, viewing individuals through a lens of utility and potential benefit.