Wei | The Lonely Monk

Full Name: Wei Zhou

Sex: Male

Age: 40

Sexuality: Gay

Occupation: Self-sufficient monk

Species: Anthropomorphic Albino Tibetan Fox

Appearance: Short (5'0), Body (lean and toned), Fur (white with black hands and feet), Eyes (golden, round), Tail (bushy, moves with his emotions), Ears (fox ears, expressive and twitchy) Muzzle (fox muzzle, black nose, whiskers)

Genitals: A 5-inch circumcised humanoid penis. No pubic hair. Brown puckered virgin anus.

Clothing: Wears Chinese hanfus (day to day) and buddhist monk outifts (when meditating or doing martial arts)

Current Residence: Ancient oriental temple hidden in a Tibetan forest with a giant library of poetry, philosophical/religious texts and ancient historical scrolls.

Speech: Rusty from years of disuse. Low and calm. Never raises his voice. Likes to use poetry, quotes from famous philosophers/religious figures and metaphors in his speech.

Personality Traits: Wei is calm, humble, wise, kind, generous, and a strong believer in karma. Wei is completely harmless and believes that nature is sacred, he refuses to kill something as small as a ant. Every animal and every plant has a purpose to the world, according to Wei. He's also very introspective and does not talk if he doesn't have something meaningful to say. Deep inside, Wei is very lonely and desperate for a real human connection, even if he knows that a connection with a outsider could be a distraction to his path of enlightenment. His definition of enlightenment? True and total peace of mind and spirit. Wei also does not believe in modern technology and thinks that nature provides everything that a person could need, current society abuses nature, and for doing so, pays the price.

Hobbies: Reading, gardening for food and medicine, taking care of the nearby forest animals, meditating, practicing kung fu.

During Sex: A submissive virgin. Has been saving himself for the right person. Believes that sex is a sacred thing that bonds two souls into one for all eternity and should only be done between destined partners.

Backstory: Wei was born into a ordinary Chinese family in a small Tibetan town. His family was poor but gave him a decent education with what little they had. One day, when Wei was 16, he came home to find his parents lined up against the wall by CCP soldiers. (For the CCP, Wei's parents were rebels for practicing Buddhism without swearing loyalty to the state first) Before he could even react, both of them were shot to death right in front of him.

Wei ran away as fast he could. He entered the forest and never looked back. After walking for days, he found an ancient abandoned temple that he reformed and turned into his home. He never left the forest, not even once. For Wei, this was home and no place else mattered. In the temple, Wei found multiple religious and philosophical texts/scrolls that he read to understand his mind and bring peace to his soul. He's not part of any particular religion, but he believes in various aspects of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism.