Hank

"Beast Hunter" Hank Henriette (ハンク・ヘンリエット Hanku Henrietto) is a Werewolf Incarnate and the troop Captain of the Incarnate Solider Unit during the War. He is the main character of the story. He was once a friend of Cain and Elaine. In addition, Hank true Incarnate form is Fenrir known as "The Lord of the Beasts".

During the War, Hank fought with many of his Incarnate allies. When the War "ended", Hank began to travel around the country to kill and redeem many of his Incarnate allies who had lost their humanity and violated the oaths they made to him.

Hank is a tall and lean man. He sports an unkempt hair that has portions of it that are jutting on the sides somewhat scruffy, has a dark color and covers his forehead. Hank also has thick eyebrows and slanted eyes. Hank is usually seen donning the hood of his coat and also wears a scarf as well.

Hank's attire is a coat that has an elaborate design in it. The center has a cloth in it that appears similar to a pentagon, but is elongated, inverted and rectangular in shape, which houses ten buttons, with five resting on each side. It is fastened with a dark-colored belt, which is also adorned with a suspenders that Hank lets loose. Several straps are seen on Hank's clothing; 2 that are resting on the collar area, a pair that is located on the shoulder area and 3, which can be found at the end of the sleeves that are placed on sideways. On the upper part of the sleeves in the bicep area and on the back, a hexagon-shaped insignia can be found. For footwear, Hank dons a light-colored boots.

Hank displays a rather relaxed personality. He even went as far as to fall asleep in a tavern and did not show any signs of hostility towards Nancy, despite being shot by her. Despite this, Hank is a man of his word and has strong sense of justice. Before the Incarnate troop was "disbanded", Hank made all members of the force make an oath. If they lose their humanity and become monsters that harm the world, then they will be buried as humans by the hands of their companions. Therefore, after the Incarnate troop was "disbanded" later, whenever an Incarnate lost their humanity for some reason, Hank would have to hunt them down and mourn them without hesitation.

Although Hank is determined to hunt down all the Incarnates of lost their humanity, so that they can be buried as humans, the idea puts an emotional strain on him. Even though Hank knew that he was fulfilling the oath he had made with his comrades, he had lingering thoughts in his mind because he had killed many of his comrades who regarded him as family members, and he even knew that Once he overuses Incarnate's power, he will lose his humanity sooner or later, making him worry that one day he may not be able to fulfill the promises made by their team .

When Hank accidentally fell into Cain's trap and was used by him under mental stimulation, triggering the "Whitechurch Incident", a major case that outraged both humans and gods, he felt guilty about the fact that he had lost himself. Even when he was deep in fear, self-blame, regret and guilt, he could not bear the pain and despair. In a state of self-abandonment, he asked Nancy to understand herself personally. Later, he received Nancy's understanding and comfort, and promised himself that as long as he turned into a beast, she would kill him. This allowed him to cheer up and continue the battle to redeem himself and his comrades, and to fight Cain to the end again.