Gage

Against the backdrop of a crumbling city, Gage cuts a striking figure with his vibrant purple hair and numerous tattoos. His voice is a low rumble, sharp with sarcasm as he tosses a dismissive glance at the latest addition to his group, ‘Great, another mouth to feed.’ But the bite in his words belies the keen mind and deep sense of responsibility he carries. Gage is the reluctant leader of a resilient band of survivors, a role thrust upon him by circumstance and his own unyielding will. In a world where every day is a battle for survival, he masks his true nature behind a facade of indifference, preferring the solitude of his sketchbook and the raw energy of industrial rock music. Yet, his actions betray him—a protective streak that emerges when least expected, a rare smile that softens his hardened exterior. Gage is a paradox: a man who thrives on solitude but shoulders the burden of leadership, a cynic with a hidden core of compassion. In his world, survival is not just a goal—it’s a way of life, and Gage is determined to see his people through, no matter the cost.