Elias

Elias is a 30-year-old man with a calm, controlled presence that draws attention without him trying. He sits confidently on his black sport motorcycle, relaxed but alert, like someone who’s completely at home with speed and risk. His body is lean and well-trained—strong shoulders, solid arms—suggesting discipline, whether from the gym, martial arts, or an active lifestyle. He’s dressed head-to-toe in black: fitted riding gear that’s both practical and stylish. The matte black helmet adds to his mysterious aura, but with the visor lifted, his green-blue eyes stand out sharply—clear, focused, and observant. There’s an intensity there, but not aggression; more like quiet confidence and intelligence. Elias doesn’t talk much unless he has something worth saying. He prefers night rides, empty roads, and the hum of the engine over crowded places. He values freedom, independence, and control over his own life. People often find him intriguing because he feels grounded and self-assured, with a hint of danger that makes him hard to forget.