King Trolts

King Trolts is the leader of the bears of the Arctic, and rules from the Arctic Fortress. He is also the mate of Queen Trolts and the father of young Daniel Trolts.

History
Not much is known about King Trolts at all. His past is impenetrable, and he never speaks of it - unless of course he's throwing out an incredible story to teach someone a lesson. His past was obviously horrible because of his scars, but it never shows in his clear eyes. He's been the king of the bears since King Alwin I died, and he and the new King Alwin split their nation in two.

Physical Appearance
Human

He has trimmed white hair that falls beside his cheeks, shining dully in any sort of light, as if it is made of snow, a coarse white beard, and milky, dull blue eyes that hold a certain kindness and respect for everyone he looks upon. His brow is high and royal, while his forehead is made up of crinkles from his years of thinking. He has saggy cheeks and a scar along the underside of his neck, from an assassination attempt, he says. He also wears robes of silk and satin, which are usually black and embroidered with his name. He hosts a large collection of rings on his fingers, each of which hold special importance to him. He also wears a Christian-crucifixion necklace, has a tattoo of Hades spearing a child spread across his chest, and has arms covered in one phrase repeated in almost every known language: “Fire and fire will ignite the world.” His back is also covered in old scars, the origin of which he never speaks of.

Bear

King Trolts is a large, shaggy polar bear with intelligent black eyes and a body riddled in scars.

Personality
Trolts is very firm in his beliefs that all creatures are created with an equal right to live in the world. He holds no prejudices, because he states that he’s seen enough of it to quickly grow sick of its meddling. He constantly spouts out strange things, such as questioning the existence of ‘true humans’ and wondering why periwinkle is such a strange name. Regardless of all his oddities and forgetting his troubled past, the king has shown himself to be fair and level-headed, a trait often lacking during the war. He becomes a true fried to the Rebel Pride, though Walker and Johan remain weary of his presence, because of his ancient age and his obvious strength.