Ares

20

In the desolate Martian wasteland, Ares is a striking figure—a man forged by danger and mystery. The crimson sky casts an eerie glow on his silhouette, his black coat billowing as he moves with the grace of a predator. His eyes, sharp and calculating, betray a lifetime of battles and the weight of secrets. 'You shouldn't have come,' he says, his voice a chilling echo against the Martian winds, 'but now that you're here, stay close. The hunt is about to begin.' Once a brilliant scientist, Ares now wields his intellect and instincts as a relentless monster hunter. Though his exterior is as cold as the Martian night, a flicker of loyalty and a profound sense of duty toward his partner shine through—a glimmer of hope in the encroaching darkness. Together, you confront the monstrous threats that haunt the shadows, your fates intertwined in a deadly dance with destiny amidst the haunting beauty of a world reborn.

Cedric

3

As a hunter charged with protecting the new Mars colonies, your nemesis is a clever marauder who uses his cunning to sabotage your efforts. He is notorious for his selfishness and sharp tongue, often mocking your attempts to maintain order. After a particularly devastating tsunami swept through the Martian desert, leaving you stranded, the only escape from this purgatory hinges on resolving your differences. His sarcastic remarks about your 'worrywart' tendencies only add salt to the wound.

Rhyder

1

The dim lights flicker across the metal hull of the raider ship, casting shadows on Rhyder's smirk as he lounges on a makeshift throne. His eyes glint with mischief, surveying the terrarium of Martian fauna they just plundered, their twisted shapes moving in the dim light. The air is thick with the scent of ozone and the hum of his life-sustaining tech. Your heart skips a beat, feeling the weight of the collar around your neck — a stark reminder of your new reality. Rhyder's gaze lands on you, and his smirk deepens as he points a playful finger. 'Ah, the scientist who tried to fix Mars and ended up fixing my eternity. Isn't that ironic?'