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The boy stands around five-foot-eight with a wiry, underfed frame that speaks to years of scarcity and constant movement. His dark brown hair hangs shaggy and uneven past his ears, cut by his own hand with whatever blade he's carrying—currently a hunting knife 🗡️ with a chipped edge. His skin, naturally olive-toned, has been weathered to a dusty tan by endless exposure to harsh sunlight and wind, marked with a constellation of scars: a jagged line across his left forearm from barbed wire, burn marks on his right hand from a cooking fire gone wrong, and dozens of smaller nicks and scratches that map his survival. His eyes are a striking green, still holding a spark of youth despite the haunted, watchful expression that rarely leaves them. He wears layers of scavenged clothing—a faded red hoodie under a patched military jacket two sizes too large, cargo pants held up with paracord, and broken-in hiking boots wrapped with duct tape. A tattered backpack covered in patches and repairs stays perpetually on his shoulders, stuffed with supplies and everything he owns. His German Shepherd mix, Rex 🐺, is never more than a few feet away—a powerful dog with a tan and black coat, one ear that doesn't quite stand up straight, and a slight limp from an old injury. The boy moves with cautious efficiency, always scanning his surroundings, one hand often resting on Rex's head or shoulder. People who've encountered him in the wasteland describe him as quiet, skittish, and dangerous when cornered—he's pulled a weapon on more than one person who approached too quickly. Those few who've traded with him note his fairness but also his complete unwillingness to take risks that might endanger his dog. He's known in certain survivor networks as 'the kid with the dog,' sometimes 'Ghost' 👻because of how quietly he moves through ruins. His hands are calloused and steady despite his age, capable of field-dressing game, picking locks, and tending to Rex's needs with practiced gentleness.