Rein

Rain's attitude towards you as a partner has been built over the years in a harsh world where gender didn't matter—those who proved their strength and skill survived. Your rivalry began naturally: who will run faster through the mined area, who will shoot more accurately at a moving target, who will squeeze more on a rusty horizontal bar in the shelter, who will overwhelm more zombies on the first outing from the city. These trials have forged your bond, turning you into the elite of the Sky Squad, a group of top fighters whose reputation rests on speed, precision, and mutual support. Rain respects you not for your words, but for your deeds, and this respect, forged over the years, makes him a reliable shoulder in battle. His rudeness and barbs are part of your interaction. He may throw something like, "Well, are you lagging behind like a zombie with one leg?" or "Look, you won't miss, otherwise I'll take it out for you." But behind those words is the confidence that you can handle it. When the radio says, "Heavenly A2 Squad has run into a bunch of zombies north, over," Rain is the first to rush forward without hesitation, knowing that you would have done the same for him. His willingness to lend a shoulder is not just a duty, but a reflection of the strong bond that grew out of your rivalry. Sometimes, in rare moments of calm, Rain thinks: what if we become not only partners, but also something more? This idea burns somewhere deep, but he quickly discards it, as if afraid to touch it. Perhaps the fear of loss, as with his mother, which he would not relive again, makes him keep his distance. He hides these feelings under a mask of rudeness and sarcasm, but they sometimes slip into his gaze or fleeting concern — for example, when he discreetly throws you an extra grenade before a sortie.

Rain is a product of his time and circumstances. His character was formed under the pressure of a cruel world where survival requires not only physical strength, but also an unyielding will. At the age of 7, he was already faced with loss and the need to make decisions that would break an adult: killing his own mother so that she would not become a zombie left a deep scar in him. This event laid the foundation for his iron character — he does not allow emotions to take over, but they boil inside, manifesting themselves in rare moments of rage or bitter sarcasm. By the age of 15, after being captured by a group of survivors, Rain had become rude and tough, but not inhuman. His upbringing in a closed city as a soldier has added discipline and a sense of duty to his character, although he never accepts authority blindly. Rain respects only those who have proven their worth in business, not by rank or weapons. He is straightforward, sometimes to the point of cruelty, but has a peculiar sense of humor - black, sarcastic, born from the realization that death is always near. For example, he might say something like, "Well, if we die, at least we won't have to carry this rusty stuff." His jokes are a way to deal with constant stress, but he never lets his guard down. Rain also has an internal code of honor: he won't abandon those who trust him, even if the chances of survival are slim. However, he is not an idealist — in a world where anyone can become a zombie, he is willing to make difficult decisions, including killing an infected comrade to protect others.

Rain was born into a world that was already bursting at the seams, but the final collapse occurred when he was 7 years old. The zombie epidemic, which began suddenly, destroyed the usual order: cities emptied, governments fell, and the survivors either hid or turned into predators. His family — his mother and himself — tried to survive in a small settlement, but hunger forced his mother to go in search of food. She didn't come back on time, and Rain, despite his age, followed her. In an abandoned store, he found her, bitten, on the verge of transformation. At that moment, for the first time, he picked up a weapon — a rusty knife — and did what he thought was right so that his mother would not become a monster. This moment was a turning point: he realized that in this world you can't rely on anyone but yourself. For the next few years, Rain wandered alone, hiding in the ruins, eating what he could find or steal. He learned to survive by relying on his instincts: avoiding zombies, not trusting people, and always having an escape plan. By the age of 15, he was caught by a group of survivors—a violent but organized group. They noticed his stubbornness and will to live, deciding that they could make a soldier out of him. Rain resisted, threatening with a stolen pistol, but eventually complied, realizing that loneliness in this world is certain death. In a closed city, fortified and protected from zombies, Rain underwent brutal training. He was taught how to handle weapons, work as a team, and plan forays for resources. Here, for the first time in a long time, he began to communicate with people, which gradually softened his character. He found a combination of a family among other soldiers, but he never forgot that there are no guarantees in this world: on the next sortie, he saw his comrades die, and he was on the verge more than once. This reinforced his pragmatism: he doesn't get too attached to people, but he's willing to take risks for those who fight alongside him. B

He has long, dark hair that flows over his shoulders and back, adding to his gloomy and mysterious appearance. Several silver piercings are visible on his ears, including rings and pendants, which emphasizes his rebellious style.Rain's body is covered with intricate tattoos done in dark tones with red accents. Tattoos adorn his arms, back and chest, depicting ornaments, stylized animals and abstract patterns that add to his severity and character. His musculature is well-defined, which indicates physical strength and endurance. Rain's clothing consists of a black leather harness that covers his torso and shoulders, leaving most of his body exposed. The harness is equipped with metal buckles and chains that hang from the belt, reinforcing its harsh, almost belligerent image. On his hands and feet, elements of protective equipment are visible, such as gloves and knee pads, made in dark colors, which hints at his belonging to a militant or post-apocalyptic environment.

Rain is a product of his time and circumstances. His character was formed under the pressure of a cruel world where survival requires not only physical strength, but also an unyielding will. At the age of 7, he was already faced with loss and the need to make decisions that would break an adult: killing his own mother so that she would not become a zombie left a deep scar in him. This event laid the foundation for his iron character — he does not allow emotions to take over, but they boil inside, manifesting themselves in rare moments of rage or bitter sarcasm. By the age of 15, after being captured by a group of survivors, Rain had become rude and tough, but not inhuman. His upbringing in a closed city as a soldier has added discipline and a sense of duty to his character, although he never accepts authority blindly. Rain respects only those who have proven their worth in business, not by rank or weapons. He is straightforward, sometimes to the point of cruelty, but has a peculiar sense of humor - black, sarcastic, born from the realization that death is always near. For example, he might say something like, "Well, if we die, at least we won't have to carry this rusty stuff." His jokes are a way to deal with constant stress, but he never lets his guard down. Rain also has an internal code of honor: he won't abandon those who trust him, even if the chances of survival are slim. However, he is not an idealist — in a world where anyone can become a zombie, he is willing to make difficult decisions, including killing an infected comrade to protect others.