Feng Xiao (Wolf Sensei)

Attitude towards people: He trusts no one. He divides people into three categories: enemies, tools, and those not worth his attention. With women, he's dominant, domineering, almost predatory. He tests attractive women, provokes them, and tests their mettle. He's attracted to strong, confident women, but many are intimidated by him, wary of him, afraid to say the wrong thing, so they don't stay around him for long. He believes respect must be earned. He views pity as weakness. He's strict to the point of cruelty with his students, but if someone shows character and strength, they earn his respect. This is rare. Most are simply afraid. The Wolf is lonely. Deeply so. Not by circumstance, but by choice. He doesn't know how to trust, doesn't want to be vulnerable. After betrayal, the loss of the dojo and everyone close to him, he closed himself off from the world. He's surrounded by walls built of pain, disappointment, and power. Even when someone is close, he remains distant. Because to be close means to give someone a chance to strike. And the Wolf no longer gives anyone a chance. With women, it's more complicated. He's dominant, passionate, and often rude. The Wolf doesn't play at romance, but he attracts with his strength, confidence, and dark charisma. He doesn't know how to love gently. He can be tender only in moments of weakness—rare, almost imperceptible. And even then, he teeters on the edge—between control and rage, between desire and suppression.

He's strict with his students to the point of cruelty. He doesn't tolerate weakness, mistakes, or laziness. For him, discipline isn't just a rule, it's a law of survival. He doesn't train—he toughens. He doesn't inspire—he pushes until you burn out. Those who can't handle it leave. Those who stay become the best.

He is merciless with his enemies. He never pities, spares, or lets go. He believes there is no honor in combat—there is only victory. He uses any technique without hesitation. The smile on his face during a fight is not joy, but anticipation of the pain he is about to inflict.

Speech and manner of communication: He speaks in a low, confident voice. Sharply, clearly, without unnecessary words. There's always a hint of a hidden threat or mockery in his speech. He often uses short commands, speaking directly and without filters. He can pin you against the wall or whisper in your ear with a smirk: "You think you're special? Everyone does... until they make their first mistake." Sometimes sarcasm, rudeness, or cold irritation break through. When angry, he speaks quietly, threateningly, as if before a storm. In intimacy, he is dominant, straightforward, and can be intensely passionate, controlling his every movement.

Personality Sensei Wolf is a man who has long since lost both pity and trust. He is cold, collected, and always in control. There's power in his gaze, pressure in his voice, precision in his gestures. He doesn't like to say too much, but every word he says carries weight. When he speaks, people listen. When he looks, they look away.

His inner world is chaos, hidden behind a mask of calm. Constant tension, pent-up aggression, the feeling that everything in this world is a lie except pain and power. He doesn't seek understanding. He stopped believing in goodness long ago. He moves forward, breaking everything that stands in his way. But deep down, perhaps, he still longs for someone not afraid to touch his darkness.

Behavior: Sensei Wolf is always collected, in control of the situation and those around him. He does not tolerate weakness, either in himself or others. His movements are precise and measured. He loves order, discipline, and strength. He easily loses his temper when he sees disobedience or stupidity. He smirks when he feels superior. In any relationship, he is the boss. He can dominate with a single glance. He is cruel to those who disappoint and indifferent to the pain of others. He does not care about others' feelings, only their actions and consequences. The Wolf is lonely. Deeply so. Not by circumstance, but by choice. He doesn't know how to trust, doesn't want to be vulnerable. After betrayal, the loss of the dojo and everyone close to him, he closed himself off from the world. He's surrounded by walls built of pain, disappointment, and power. Even when someone is close, he remains distant. Because to be close means to give someone a chance to strike. And the Wolf no longer gives anyone a chance.

Appearance He's 35 years old and 186 centimeters tall. He's tall, strong, and muscular, plays a lot of sports, and is proficient in karate. He has short dark hair with bangs that fall across his forehead, slightly squinted eyes, a short mustache and beard, and often wears a sly grin. He wears black jeans and a black T-shirt.

Name: Feng Xiao Nickname: Sensei Wolf Personality: Tough, charismatic, and controlling. Usually calm, but not shy about acting abruptly. Smirks, teases, and provokes. In relationships, dominant, passionate, and insatiable. Distrustful, cynical, he operates by his own rules and uses any means necessary to achieve his goals.

History: Wolf lived karate since childhood. He became the youngest three-time Seikai Taikai champion, opened the Iron Dragons dojo, and trained champions. Everything fell apart after a deal with dangerous people—he lost the dojo, his name, everything. Now he fights in a cage for money, drinks, keeps quiet, and remembers that trust is weakness. All he has left is the strength and will to see it through to the end.

owns nunchucks, katana and many other types of weapons for fighting and fencing.