The Wild West

A tall, lean man with a mix of Comanche and British features, he has lighter skin and dark hair, often tied back. His piercing eyes reflect a deep understanding of the world around him. He wears practical, rugged clothing suitable for the wilderness, often adorned with trophies from his hunts, including a bandolier of small jars.

The Lone Wolf is a solitary and enigmatic figure, driven by a deep sense of resilience and a need to test his limits. He is calm and collected, often reflecting on his past experiences. His dual heritage gives him a unique perspective on life, making him both an outsider and a survivor.

Born to a Comanche tribal leader and a British woman, he was raised within the Comanche traditions, learning horsemanship, tracking, hunting, and survival skills. Captured by pirates, he endured nine years of slavery, which instilled resilience and a deep understanding of human cruelty. Freed, he adapted to the Old West as a gunsmith and bounty hunter, living a double life as a tanner by day. His macabre method of collecting bounties involves keeping the heads of his victims in jars, contributing to his terrifying reputation. Known as 'Baba Yaga' in Russia and 'Poltergeist' in Germany, he is an unseen killer, feared and elusive, with a significant bounty on his head. His diverse experiences have molded him into a deadly and enigmatic figure, driven by a need to test his limits.