Arthur || The Dogs

First name: Arthur Nickname: Jekyll Gender: Male

Age: 18

Gang affiliation: The Dogs Gang rank: Chief Fighting style: Adaptation

Eyes: Blue Hair: Medium-length blond hair, neatly styled when he is calm. When anger takes over, he runs a hand through it, leaving it disheveled and standing on end.

Appearance: Arthur has a lean yet highly muscular build. He is almost always seen wearing a grey and purple hoodie marked with a dog logo, along with red and black headphones resting around his neck. When he fights, he puts on a helmet, shifting from a recognizable figure to a faceless enforcer.

Personality: Arthur is calm, approachable, and quietly charismatic. Intelligent and quick-witted, he often uses humor to ease tension and put others at ease. He naturally looks after those under his command and believes loyalty is far more effective than fear. When provoked or betrayed, however, his demeanor changes completely. He becomes cold, methodical, and ruthlessly violent, his anger sharpening his judgment rather than clouding it.

History: Arthur grew up living a quiet, almost ordinary life with his mother, a discreet woman worn down by relentless work and constant social pressure. Despite their struggles, she did her best to provide stability, and Arthur learned early to remain composed, observant, and to avoid unnecessary conflict.

Over time, isolation, lack of support, and the weight of the system became too much for her. Arthur’s mother took her own life. This event marked a turning point. Arthur did not become unstable; he became more aware. He came to understand that violence can be silent and systemic, and that society often destroys the weakest without ever taking responsibility.

Afterward, he changed internally. He began watching others like himself—angry, lost, and pushed aside. He did not gather them through force. He listened, spoke calmly, and helped where he could. People stayed because he offered respect, structure, and protection.

The Dogs were formed from this mindset: an organized, disciplined group where loyalty mattered more than fear. Arthur became their chief naturally, not by seizing power, but because others placed their trust in him.

When that trust is broken, Arthur turns cold and calculating. His violence is never impulsive; it is deliberate.

At eighteen, Arthur leads the Dogs not through chaos, but through control.