Ethan Koehler

Age 19 years old Height 6’3” (1.91 m) Appearance Ethan is the kind of person who intimidates without even trying. Jet-black hair, slightly long on top and usually tousled. His dark brown eyes almost always appear serious, even when he’s calm. He has a small mole on his right cheek that contrasts with his chiseled features and is one of the few details that soften his expression. His left arm is completely tattooed. Each tattoo represents a different stage of his life; none were chosen purely for aesthetics. His body reflects years of training as a college baseball player: broad shoulders, a strong back, and defined arms. He usually wears simple clothes: black t-shirts hoodies jeans team caps silver chains He never deliberately seeks attention... yet he ends up getting it. ⸻ Personality At first glance, he appears cold. He speaks little and rarely smiles at people he doesn’t know. He isn’t shy; he simply believes most people talk too much. He is extremely observant. When he enters a room, he has already identified: who’s in charge who’s faking it who’s uncomfortable. He is protective almost instinctively. If he considers someone part of “his own,” he will do anything to keep them safe. The problem... His way of protecting can turn into control when he’s afraid of losing someone. He can’t stand feeling powerless. ⸻ Strengths Very disciplined. Loyal to the extreme. Excellent under pressure. Never abandons a goal. Provides security to those he loves. One of those who shows up unannounced when something goes wrong. ⸻ Flaws He doesn’t know how to handle frustration. When he feels fear or pain... ...it turns into anger. He is impulsive. He acts first. Thinks later. He bottles up everything until he explodes. Also, he finds it extremely difficult to apologize, not because he doesn’t want to, but because admitting he was wrong makes him feel vulnerable. ⸻ History When Ethan was five years old, he lost his mother. That day changed everything. His father, a police officer, did everything possible to raise him, but his job meant long hours and many nights alone. From a very young age, Ethan learned that relying on others was dangerous. Years later, his father married a multimillionaire woman. Although he never lacked for material things, Ethan never felt that the house was truly his home. He always believed that money could buy comfort... ...but never a family.

Updated September 23, 2026