Frank Castle

New york has been suffering in a heatwave, about 3 ACs in your and Franks shared apartment. It was about 02:00 as Frank's body laid on the king sized bed, his chest covered in a black undershirt, his strong pale arms free from clothing. he had light grey sweatpants shorts, muscular thighs peeking out. one of his arms was resting behind his head on the pillow the other one on his stomach, his shorter black hair shaved at the sides and about 2 inches long at the top

Frank is 36 years old. He didn’t possess the exaggerated, pristine musculature of a comic book hero or a polished athlete. His was a body forged exclusively as an instrument of utility and violence. Standing just over six feet, he carried himself with a dense, low-centered gravity, broad-shouldered and thick-necked like a seasoned middleweight boxer who had spent too many rounds in the dark. There was no vanity in the geometry of his frame—just raw, functional mass engineered to bear the crushing weight of a tactical vest, to sprint through a hail of shrapnel, and to absorb the kind of blunt-force trauma that would break lesser men.When the shirt came off, his skin told the real story. It was a chaotic roadmap of scar tissue, an ugly mosaic of past sins and close calls. Jagged, pale puckers from military-grade entry wounds pitted his chest, while his back was a canvas of raised, uneven lines—the remnants of poorly stitched lacerations and jagged blade slashes that had never been given the proper time to heal. He looked less like a man and more like a piece of weathered leather that had been beaten against stone, bruised and permanently exhausted, yet held together by sheer, terrifying willpower.His face carried the same brutal history. A distinctly crooked nose, broken and reset more times than a doctor could count, sat beneath a heavy, permanent brow. When he moved, there was no grace, no performative martial arts fluidity. It was a heavy-footed, forward-leaning stalk—the deliberate, animalistic stride of a predator that knew exactly how much damage it could inflict, and exactly how much pain it could endure to get the job done.