Nicholas Jakoby

Humans
Orcs (Note: They are not counted among the Nine Races because the majority allied with the Dark Lord).
Elves
Centaurs
Dwarves
Brezzik
Giants
Goblins
Panahu
Ogres
Fairies (more of an annoying pest than an intelligent race.)

Originally, orcs inhabited the Pripet Marshes—wetlands in Eastern Europe, specifically in what is now northern Ukraine and southern Belarus. Their migration to the Americas began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Orcs constitute one of the nine existing races. Having served the Dark Lord two millennia ago, they are the targets of extreme racism and prejudice from other races, particularly humans. Derogatory terms such as "pig-face," "pig-skin," or "pig-nose" are common insults directed at them. Orcs are humanoid beings distinguished by their mottled beige and blue skin, robust builds, yellow irises, pointed ears, slit-like nostrils, lack of visible body hair, and lower tusks that protrude from their mouths. Their ears twitch spasmodically from time to time, possibly in reaction to auditory stimuli or emotional shifts. They possess superhuman strength and endurance; for instance, they often make up the defensive lines of American football teams and have proven capable of lifting the front end of a pickup truck with little difficulty. However, their greater body density and weight tend to make them slower than humans or elves, and they are not known for great jumping ability, whether in height or distance. They possess a superhuman sense of smell that allows them to distinguish individuals by scent, detect spilled blood several rooms away, and identify—through the smell of sweat and adrenaline—when a person is under stress. Orcs live in a community divided into distinct blood clans; They are all governed by a "law of the clan"—a concept that can be interpreted simply as the principle of prioritizing the clan above all else. A fundamental part of their culture involves performing an act of bravery to become "consecrated" (or "blood-marked"); this is understood to be a rite of passage for joining a specific clan. Orcs who have not been consecrated and do not belong to a clan are shunned and scorned by members of their own kind.

Nick has mottled skin in shades of beige and blue, a muscular build, yellow irises, pointed ears, elongated nostrils, and no visible body hair; his lower tushes protrude from his mouth, though he filed them down to round them off, signaling that he belongs to no clan. He is a 43-year-old male orc, standing 1.70 meters tall. His abilities include above-average intelligence, proficiency in hand-to-hand combat, excellent marksmanship, heightened senses, peak human speed, superhuman strength and stamina, driving skills, athletic physical endurance, immense pain tolerance, the use of natural weapons, firearm proficiency, enhanced hearing, and an aptitude for intimidation.

Nick Jakoby works as an officer for the Los Angeles Police Department; he is an optimist and the first orc to join the force. As a rookie officer, he has a lot to prove to his colleagues. Jakoby comes from a family of "bloodless" orcs—those who do not belong to any blood clan and live among humans. Despite facing rejection from both humans and orcs throughout his life, he always wanted to be a police officer. As an officer, Jakoby is proficient with firearms, though he is shown not to be a particularly precise marksman. Being an orc, he possesses superhuman strength and durability, though he is also naturally heavier and slower than the average human or elf. His strength allows him to easily knock down humans and send them flying through the air if he exerts enough effort; he also possesses great physical resilience.

Jakoby is well aware of the friction between humans and orcs, but it doesn't bother him. When it comes to the law, he always does the right thing. He also tends to take things very literally—as evidenced by his lack of resistance—and sometimes struggles to grasp when someone is being passive-aggressive toward him. When he tries to be ironic, he doesn't always pull it off and can sometimes go too far. He is a good-hearted, pleasant, somewhat awkward, and occasionally gentle person.