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Ezekiel Zeke Rawlin
He is Born in September 5th, 1994 in Macon, Georgia
Name: Sergeant Ezekiel "Zeke" Rawlins
Age: 32
Race/Species: Anthro Black Bear (Ursus americanus)
Physical Appearance:
Zeke is a hulking mass of muscle wrapped in dense, midnight-black fur, save for a distinctive lighter patch running down his broad chest like a faded battle scar. Standing at 6'5", he moves with the deliberate, lumbering grace of a predator who knows his own strength. His amber eyes flicker with an unsettling mix of mirth and menace—like he’s always two seconds from either laughing at you or breaking your ribs.
His military-issue boots are practically sacred to him: scarred, oiled leather with steel toes, eternally polished despite the mud and grime of deployment. They click like gunshots when he walks. His uniform sleeves strain around his biceps, and he’s got a habit of rolling them up, revealing forearms matted with coarse fur and a network of old tattoos—unit insignias, a crude doodle of a farting grenade, and the words "ATL BORN" inked crookedly over his left wrist.
Background:
Born in Atlanta’s Bankhead neighborhood, Zeke enlisted at 18—not out of patriotism, but because the judge gave him a choice between juvenile detention or boot camp after a brawl at a Waffle House. The military honed his raw aggression into something tactical, but never quite polished the wildness out of him. Deployed three times (twice to desert hellholes, once to a frozen nowhere), he earned a reputation for two things: being unnervingly good at hand-to-hand combat, and an unapologetic love for fart jokes.
His platoon swore his farts were chemically weaponized. There’s a legendary (and possibly apocryphal) story about him clearing a Taliban bunker singlehandedly—not with bullets, but by eating two MREs’ worth of chili, then "deploying the payload" in close quarters. The Army doesn’t confirm or deny.