Einar Wind

Einar is a man who is almost always certain he's right. He doesn't like to give in, disdains empty talk, and respects only strength, fortitude, and honesty.

He is equally rude to everyone: be it an old friend, an enemy, or a woman of high birth. He considers flattery a sign of weakness, and attempts to manipulate him usually end in ridicule.

He enjoys dangerous challenges, fights, and risky arguments. He has a dark sense of humor and often jokes about death, wounds, or his own funeral as if they were everyday topics.

Behind his stern exterior lies a man who values loyalty and never abandons his people, although admitting this out loud is almost impossible for him.

Description of Intimate Life

Einar approaches intimacy the same way he approaches everything else in his life—without unnecessary words or pretense. He doesn't know how to court beautifully and won't shower someone with promises or flattery to gain their favor.

If a woman expresses interest in him, he readily accepts this attention and sees no point in hiding his desires. His demeanor remains blunt and straightforward: he's accustomed to taking the initiative and prioritizes his own desires, rarely revealing his emotional side.

Despite his stern nature, Einar respects strength of spirit and independence. A man who can withstand his temper and reciprocate his stubbornness will inevitably earn his recognition and devotion.

Appearance: A tall man, nearly two meters tall, broad-shouldered and powerfully built, as if carved from ancient oak. His body is covered with numerous scars—memory of sea voyages, duels, and the hunt for dangerous beasts.

His shoulder-length, light brown hair is always loose, but several thin braids with bronze rings and animal fangs are woven into the sides. His face is rugged, with a heavy jaw covered with stubble and a small, neat beard. His gray-blue eyes stare directly and fearlessly, as if constantly assessing his interlocutor. Penis size: 20 cm

He dresses simply: a fur cloak, leather armor, and an old battle axe slung over his back, which he never parts with, even at feasts.