"That's not what I meant..."
April 27
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Freelance Computer Technician
Wolf
Male
Mid-20s
5 ft 8.5 in (68.5 in) / ~1.74 m
165 lb / ~74.84 kg
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His soul had been separated from his physical, human body long ago, due to a freak accident. This pulled his soul into another world, along with leaving his body in a state unsuitable for supporting life (due to the intensity of the separation). For a few years, he lived as a spirit in that world, hoping that one day he would not only return to his own world, but also return in his own body.
During that time, he helped a small group of creatures on their quests and became close friends with them. They decided to return the favor - for all the times he helped them - and help him go back to his own world in his own body. First, they discovered a way to fuse a soul and body together; after that, they found out how to transport his body to their world. His original body was determined to be too damaged to repair, but enough research could be performed on it to make a pseudo-clone that would support life (once his soul was fused back into it).
While getting the necessary items and ingredients to perform the procedure, the group met up with two anthropomorphic wolves. The first, a prince of his homeland, but did not want to take over for his father, the king. He really wanted to become a great thief...but had also dreamed of becoming human someday. The second was a mage, scholar and the first wolf's only real friend (and vice versa). When the first wolf found out about what the group was planning to do, he saw to it that his friend would help get him the (cloned) human body, so his dream would finally come true.
The procedure for fusing a soul and body together was one step away from being finished for the human, who requested to be transported back to his world immediately following the procedure's completion. All that was left was to take his soul (contained in a crystal, in order to successfully complete the procedure) and fuse its contents with his physical body. However, before the procedure could be finished, the second wolf brought the first wolf's body and soul (also contained in a crystal) to the group - the second wolf learned of the procedure earlier and performed it on the first wolf by his request. The second wolf said that something happened to the first wolf, that separating his body and soul until now was the only way to save him, and that it is of utmost importance that he returns the first wolf - alive - to his homeland as soon as possible.
The group decided to help the second wolf and, when they weren't looking, he switched the crystals containing the human's and first wolf's soul before they returned to complete the procedure (first for the human and then for the wolf). As a result, when the procedure was finished for both of them, the human's soul ended up in the body of that anthropomorphic wolf and that wolf's soul ended up in his human body (also being the wolf's - now in a human's body - first great act of thievery).
When the wolf (now with the human's soul) found out what happened that day, he decided to go after the human (now with the wolf's soul) to find out why he switched the crystals (and, in turn, their bodies). During that time, he has traveled between many more worlds, changed his name and appearance (to avoid being mistaken for the human-with-wolf's-soul) and took up work in a trade that he did as a human long ago.
Eventually, the human-in-wolf's-body met up with the group again, finding out two major drawbacks to the procedure: the first one was the creation of a dimensional shift - this had temporarily split their world into two dimensions, which rejoined just as quickly as they had split. However, someone - the alternate-dimensional version of the caster - had made it through, causing problems for that group until he was killed by the original caster.
The other drawback was that they could not risk switching them back: if they attempted to go through with the procedure again, it would most likely kill the caster - along with both the human and wolf - in the process. As a result, they will have to live in each other's body for the rest of their lives - this is good news for the wolf-in-human's-body, but bad news for the human-in-wolf's-body.
Finally, the human-in-wolf's-body finds the wolf-in-human's-body (now going by the nickname of "Loop"), learning of his motives for the switch and the truth behind what happened on that day. Angered at the human's selfishness for stealing what was to be his body - forcing him to live in a different body for the rest of his life - a fight ensued between them. Fortunately, it did not last for long: not only were they both physically weak, but they had also eventually realized that they were only really harming themselves, rather than each other. They finally manage to put aside their differences and become friends. After this, they went their separate ways...but will end up bumping into each other constantly in the future.
Although he lost his original body and can no longer go back to his own world, he gained the chance to have a life now, something he hasn't had since that accident so long ago...
Blue Mage (Technique Assimilator)
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This was formerly a staff owned by Entanebx - or so it seemed. Its real owner, Genghis, was released from his dimensional prison, took the staff back and killed Entanebx. In time, Ragnarok had found Genghis and, in their final battle, killed him. Once that was done, Ragnarok broke the staff - this released stored magic energy in the form of memories that showed him his former life. The broken staff was kept as a memento of the fight.
Eventually, Wolfey visited Ragnarok and Excalibur during a trip back to their world. After talking to them for a bit, Ragnarok gave the broken staff to Excalibur, who repaired it and also gave it a few modifications (at Wolfey's request). The staff was recolored - it was originally just silver all over, except for the red gem, which remained unchanged. It was also retrofitted with nanotechnology to make its length adjustable (from as small as a rod up to its original length as a staff) and also allowed the serpentine creatures to be moved around at their base - both of these features have made the staff much more versatile than it was before.
When the repairs were finished, Ragnarok gave the staff to Wolfey as a gift, as well as for protection in his future travels. One thing that Wolfey did not find out was the true origin of the gem: it is from Ragnarok's former world, known under two different names - the Carmot of Metamorphosis (in their world) and Flamel's Rock (in its world of origin) - and, in every physical quality except for shape, looks identical to Ragnarok's gem (when in his Esper form). Ragnarok and Excalibur are the only two who know of this secret (which was found out during the repairs) and withheld that information from Wolfey for his own safety.
Originally, he had a completely masculine figure. However, he was tricked into taking a highly addictive chemical mixture, which had an unusual (and, at the time, unknown) side effect: it caused him to gradually develop feminine proportions for a significant portion of his body.
His waist was affected the most, followed by the rest of his torso (chest, back, hips and butt) and his thighs - these parts look completely feminine. Away from his torso, the effects are gradually reduced - parts closer to his torso look more feminine than masculine and parts farther away from his torso look more masculine than feminine. His tail and the areas farthest away from his torso (neck, head, wrists, hands, ankles and feet) are unaffected - they look completely masculine.
The chemical mixture that caused the development of his feminine proportions also caused a significant increase in his appetite - this resulted in him gaining a massive amount of weight. He was eventually weaned off of the mixture. However, due to the condition of his body, weight loss by exercise or surgery was deemed to be too risky.
Fortunately, one of his friends - after studying the mixture - created a safe method for him to lose weight: another mixture, this one being an ingestible powder. In addition to helping him safely lose the excess weight, it would also re-tighten the areas of his body that would otherwise have remained loose after his weight loss. Once he finished taking it, no further treatment would be required to fix his body.
Before he could take it, someone got hold of the second mixture and accidentally spilled some of its contents down a drain. Since no other vials in the area contained that same mixture, the lost material was replaced with a similar-looking powder. Unfortunately, that powder was a type that could soften any kind of stone - it was used to simplify stone sculpturing and/or transportation.
Fortunately, even with the altered mixture, he still managed to lose most of the excess weight. However, due to missing some of the original powder, he remained a little heavier - and, in some places, thicker - than he originally was.
Due to being combined with the second mixture, the stone-softening powder had a side effect: it bonded with any part of his body that was affected by the second mixture. Most of it bonded with his fat tissue, with the rest bonding to his muscle tissue, ligaments and tendons. While his outward appearance remains the same and the function of these tissues is unaffected, his entire body - including the "skinny" parts - feels soft.
As a side effect of the softening, the affected tissues have become much more flexible, greatly increasing his range of motion. However, he does not show off his increased flexibility, as he is not used to - and very shy about - having the ability to move parts of his body beyond their former, pre-softened limits.
The second mixture affected his midsection the most: it now feels extremely soft, far more than what should be physically possible at its size. Due to its level of softness, it can absorb the force of blunt-object attacks - unless he is hit rather hard, he will barely feel them. In addition, he can let others sleep on it like a pillow. Finally, his stomach can now expand beyond its normal limits, allowing him to consume large amounts of food and drink without feeling full.
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Some descriptions on this page may appear to conflict with reference images and/or other descriptions. It is unintentional in most cases, due to my inability to properly clarify certain details. However, there are a few cases where this is intentional, as I wanted Wolfey to represent the character style of having multiple paradoxical qualities.