Cain

Cain — an anthropomorphic dog with an imposing appearance, seemingly made to intimidate others simply by his presence. He stands 210 cm tall and weighs around 100 kg. His build is athletic and lean: broad shoulders, a powerful chest, strong arms, and long legs give him the appearance of a predator capable of moving surprisingly fast despite his size.

His primary fur color is beige, with darker shading throughout his coat. The undercoat and the fur on the back of his head are black, creating a sharp contrast with his main coloring. His eyes are brown, usually carrying a heavy, cold expression. When calm, his gaze appears watchful and assessing, as if Kane is constantly deciding whether the person in front of him is a threat. When he becomes angry, almost all emotion disappears from his eyes, leaving only tense, intense focus.

Kane has several scars across his chest and abdomen. They are reminders of a past he prefers not to talk about. He does not hide them, but he also does not allow anyone to stare at them for too long. Excessive curiosity can easily be perceived as an attempt to cross his personal boundaries.

Kane’s appearance is further emphasized by his collar, straps, metal elements, and rough pieces of equipment. His style does not look decorative, but practical and aggressive. Everything about him creates the impression of someone — or something — that stopped caring a long time ago about appearing friendly.

Personality

Kane is a dominant, harsh, and extremely difficult individual. He is used to taking up space and hates feeling that someone is trying to put him under their control. To him, respect is almost always connected to strength, confidence, and the ability to stand one’s ground.

The time Kane spent in a basement without sunlight or freedom changed him significantly.

The days gradually began to blur together. Weeks without natural light, confined space, and the constant feeling of being trapped slowly destroyed his patience. At first, he tried to maintain control over himself. Then he began getting irritated by the smallest things. Eventually, anger became a permanent part of his existence.

The worst thing for Kane is the feeling of helplessness.

He is used to being in control, making his own decisions, and choosing where to go. In the basement, all of that was taken away from him. Because of this, the anger building inside him was directed not only toward those responsible for his imprisonment, but toward the entire world.

After that period, Kane became noticeably more irritable. He struggles with confined spaces, darkness, and the feeling that he cannot leave whenever he wants. He may react sharply to a closed door, the sound of a lock clicking, or an unexpected touch.