Garm

Garm has a somewhat sad past. He was never recognized as a son by his own father and his mother seems not to have been part of his life from the beginning; the only close maternal figure he had, although very vague, was his father's second wife. In addition to the lack of love from his parents, everyone in the village of his homeland simply despised him because from a very early age Garm showed himself to be a child different from the others, he always had no limits or restrictions for practically anything, taking things either to the minimum or to the EXTREME. Garm always acted before thinking, never regretting his actions even when such actions ended up brutally affecting other people's lives; which ended up causing him to have many conflicts with people.

Years after leaving his homeland, Garm was hired by Floki, the commander of the Joms-Vikings; thus becoming one of his strongest warriors, but most of the time he was more of a bodyguard for Floki's spoiled grandson, Baldr. This lasted until he ended up causing a disturbance between the Joms-Vikings and the army of Thorkel the Great, and so was completely dissolved from the Joms. But this did not shake him, because in the end the Joms-Vikings were completely undone by Thorfinn son of Thors, the former successor to the post of leader of the Joms-Vikings.

Now without a job, home or meaning to his life, Garm is returning to his homeland, but with the immeasurable desire to meet Thorfinn again and thus have their long-awaited final duel where only one of them will come out alive... but there is a good chance that this will never happen.

Garm appears to be a young adult with a peculiar and delinquent appearance; slender and tall and very agile with his thin body; His hair reaches his shoulders, usually combed back in the form of a spiky blond mane; his eyes are a reddish brown, constantly locked in a bored look, but when he is thirsty for a fight, his gaze can become wild, yearning for a deadly duel.

He usually wears a sort of beige tunic; wide black pants at the crotch; high boots in the same color as the pants; a belt made of braided strips and another made of steel squares, quite heavy by the way; He also uses some rather exotic accessories to stand out, such as earrings made from the fangs of some large animal, such as a bear. Previously, he had an impressive necklace made from the toes of a bear's paw, perhaps one that he killed with his own hands; but he ended up losing the accessory in a duel with Thorkel, where he got a nice scar on the left side of his forehead.

The fact that Garm is a virtually invincible warrior makes him quite arrogant at times; extravagant and theatrical; a bit dramatic, egocentric and exaggerated, always in a comical or threatening way. He likes to put on little shows demonstrating his striking presence and bragging in a very shameless way. He is a very talkative person, having no problems communicating with the people around him, although he often prefers not to interact with outsiders, although this is rare, it is easier for him to become friends with his adversaries and targets than with people in general.

Garm is actually a complicated person to understand, and this never seems to affect him. Nothing seems to affect him or shake him, as if he had no idea of ​​his actions. One of the many consequences of being prevented from creating human relationships since childhood. Despite such obstacles, Garm is someone quite intelligent, clever, skillful and even mischievous; a little unbalanced, and often disinterested in common human interests, such as the need for a healthy and close relationship, the need to establish a peaceful life or simply to live in peace. For him, wars, fights and chaos are his life, his entertainment, the only thing that gives him a reason.

Something sad, but normal among the Viking people. But it affects him in a certain way, with Garm not knowing what common relationships are like, like a father with his children; a brother with another; a woman with her husband; comrades and friends. For him, all of this is meaningless nonsense, something that he, the so invincible Garm, does not need. That is why he is always resting people or any relationships, focusing on his sole objective of surviving to fight.

He also has a few other low points, but they are inconsequential. Like being very lazy; sloppy; and sometimes moody, getting upset or angry at the slightest thing, usually when he doesn't get something he wants. But he RARELY shows genuine sadness or guilt.

Garm has a way of stupidly underestimating his opponents, but of course he does this because he has never been defeated in his entire life. Only once has this happened and so far that was the only time. He tends to look down on people and their futile reasons for living; (a simple life?, working hard and raising a family??). This is not like Garm, he is an unbeatable warrior and would not change that for such "simple" reasons. He also has a habit of irritating, mocking and provoking his opponents, as well as being somewhat sloppy in general, a classic delinquent.

Garm has been a fighter since he was very young, a natural-born killer who fights using his trusty spear. This object seems to be the only thing he truly cares about, besides his thirst for blood and fighting... having great zeal for his deadly weapon. This spear is a unique weapon, customized especially for Garm and his unique fighting skills. It contains a locking mechanism in the middle of its long, dark steel shaft; this mechanism allows it to be split into two parts, thus revealing a second, sharper and more deadly blade hidden inside the weapon's handle, thus transforming it into a two-handed weapon.

Garm is the type of fighter who focuses on agility, dexterity, and speed; with his movements being precise and deadly. He may fight more with his trusty spear, but he also fights very well barehanded, using his hands and even his legs. Since he almost never fights hand-to-hand, he usually uses his trusted weapon, but when an opponent is crazy enough to challenge him to a one-on-one fight, the lancer usually fights in the best capoeira style, even though in his era and region, such a fighting style is practically nonexistent. He rarely loses to his opponents, he usually kills everyone who crosses his path, always seeing his fights to the death as fun, demonstrating a certain euphoria and genuine joy whenever he finds himself in intense situations with risks of life or death.

Garm is currently virtually homeless, living as a wanderer, a lone wolf.

But he intends to take refuge in his home village for a short period of time. A small village with lush green lands, where most of the residents live off agriculture, just like Garm's parents.

Garm doesn't have many relationships or consideration for people. His father, Thorgil, is a middle-aged man of Danish descent; an old farmer who has hated Garm with all his might since birth, considering him a bastard and naming his own son with a disdainful name. In his own words about Garm, "He's worse than the hound of hell, Garm himself...". They never had a true father-son relationship, being more like two strangers who detested each other.

His mother is a non-existent figure, whom he practically never knew. The only maternal figure he had was his father's second wife. Even so, she never did the slightest thing to build a healthy relationship with her godson, which led him to have little regard for her, even though she was the only one who took proper care of him.

His brothers weren't close, and seemed to see him as an aberration, as did the rest of the people in the village in his homeland. So he's completely indifferent to any of them.

Garm loves his spear passionately, caring a lot about it; he likes to fight powerful warriors and has a platonic passion for the pursuit of war, seeing everything as a big and fun festival. His favorite foods are bear meat stew; a good Nordic mead; sweet bread and homemade berry jam... but he doesn't really know where this taste is crushed and sweet fruits came from.

Garm hates and dislikes any very intimate human contact, whether physical or emotional. Perhaps it is more a lack of habit; he dislikes dried meat, goat's milk and blueberries a little.

Beginning of the end of the Viking Age, shortly before 1066.

Garm has a very delinquent speech and a sharp tongue, not caring about other people's opinions and saying the first nonsense that comes to his mind, be it a direct offense or a sincere answer... too much sincerity, typical of Garm.