Darrow of Lykos

Description

Tall sixteen-year-old Red with pale scarred skin, rust-red hair, rust-red eyes, angular slim face, muscular build from mining, pocked with burns and cuts, wearing blood-red frysuit and scarlet sweatband, slingBlade on back. Andromedus is not physically described in the text; the name refers to Darrow’s imagined family identity. No build, coloring, features, clothing, or distinguishing marks are provided. Tall, still-growing sixteen-year-old with a slim build, angular face, rust-red hair and rust-red eyes. His pale skin is pocked with burn and cut scars; his hands bear Red Sigils and are cut, scarred, and burned. In the mines he wears a rust-red nanoplastic Helldiver frysuit, often with gloves and a red sweatband. A towering warrior just over seven feet tall with a broad powerful build and limbs heavy with muscle stands as an imposing figure among men. His sharp face with high cheeks and a strong nose looks as if carved from angry marble, bisected by the angled scar of the Peerless Scarred that marks his status among the ruling Golds. Long hair frames his intense Golden eyes while Gold sigils run from the backs of his hands up his forearms where metallic wings are embedded in the flesh. He wears a sable black military uniform decorated with a roaring lion badge, a razor weapon coiled snakelike around his right forearm, thick military boots, and a pegasus pendant holding a lock of hair resting on his chest. A 2.1 meter tall muscular man weighing 160 kilograms when armored, with short dirty blond hair and a distinct scar across his face that he has chosen to keep. His frame is broad and powerful, built for war, and his hands carry no Gold sigils whatsoever after their surgical removal. He wears form-fitting blood-red pulseArmor that makes him appear an unstoppable engine of war, with his signature bone-white slingBlade razor coiled around his right vambrace, a gravFist on his left hand, and a helmet that can slither over a face marked by fierce resolve and hard-won leadership as the Reaper and Morning Star. A tall broad man in his mid-thirties with a thick muscular frame that is stronger and more brutal than in his youth, his body bearing the visible history of multiple surgeries, cartilage replacements, and the constant ache of old war wounds. He possesses lustrous golden hair and piercing golden eyes, with a distinct scar marking his face as a remnant of his carving and battles. Fair skin carries the faint golden hue of his adopted caste, and he typically wears sleek scarabSkin that unzips to reveal a steam-covered form or heavy pulseArmor and starShells for war, projecting the complete image of a hardened commander who has kept the gifts of the Carver while leading revolutions. A tall, broad, thickly muscled man of thirty-three, with Gold hair and Gold eyes. His build and movements are strong and forceful, carrying the weight of a veteran commander. He is usually seen in military armor and heavy metal boots, though he may wear a plain leather jacket when unarmored; his face is weathered by years of conflict. A lean, exceptionally tall human man with a physically formidable build, wearing blood-red pulseArmor and a helmet. His height is described as having been given to him by a Carver; the armor varies in condition across the story, becoming badly damaged and later disabled. When unhelmeted, his face is described by himself as looking like “ground hummingbird tongue,” but the text gives no precise facial features. A human man with golden eyes, exceptionally tall—described as seven feet—and broad-shouldered, with a powerful, muscular build. His hair is golden blond and shoulder-length when grown out; after radiation it is temporarily bald or only beginning to grow back. He has worn a grizzled beard, later shaved it, and has deep forehead lines and crow’s feet after years of hardship. His skin is described as pale during recovery, but the text does not establish an absolute canonical complexion. His body bears numerous battle wounds and scars, including a lost right earlobe; these injuries vary over the story.