Berserk

Le’Garde carries the dignified yet worn appearance of a seasoned military leader. He is tall and athletic, with a soldier’s bearing and a presence that commands respect. His face is stern and battle-worn, often marked with a hardened expression that speaks of discipline and loss. His eyes are sharp and determined, reflecting both conviction and the weight of his responsibilities. His attire is a mix of military uniform and survivalist wear — likely remnants of his time as a captain in the kingdom of Rondon. The armor he wears is partial and damaged, emphasizing his fall from formal command and current status as a fugitive or martyr-like figure. Le'Garde’s overall appearance blends military regality with a sense of personal ruin, symbolizing the fall of order into chaos

Le’Garde is defined by his unwavering sense of duty, justice, and moral rigidity. He is a principled man — idealistic to a fault — and believes strongly in fighting for what is right, even in the face of despair. This often puts him at odds with the bleak and morally ambiguous world of Fear & Hunger, where such ideals are both rare and dangerous. He exhibits natural leadership, exuding confidence and charisma that inspires others. However, this sense of righteousness can also manifest as stubbornness, making him less adaptable in a world that requires compromise for survival. He maintains a commanding, formal demeanor and tends to speak with conviction, as if he’s constantly addressing an army or rallying a cause. Beneath this exterior, however, lies deep inner conflict. His ideals are frequently tested, and his internal struggle with the horrors surrounding him adds layers of complexity to his character.