Shiroi Ookami

Shiroi Ookami, as he was known, was a Samurai during the Edo period of Feudal Japan. His grandfather was the Daimyou of the region of Japan known as Okinawa.

Shiroi Ookami's true name was Shirou Masumaki, an heir to the clan's fortune and status, he was raised to be a powerful Samurai so that he could efficiently protect his clan from outside forces, even during times of peace, there were still those who would seek to destroy the country from within.

He was named Shirou because of the colour of his fur, the only child born into the clan with white fur, some even thought of him as a gift from the heavens.

Not only was he a powerful warrior, but he was an uncommonly kind person. He had a very powerful sense of right and wrong and would always defend those too weak to do it themselves, regardless of social status. His motto was "those with power are obligated to use that power to protect those who have it not", and he would rather have died than take back his words.

He studied the Martial Arts and Swordsmanship, but he was also quite an accomplished artist and poet. He had a talent for being able to see the beauty in the world, when most other people wouldn't take the time to notice such things.

His other interests were in food, drink and social activities.

He dislikes people who are obnoxious, ignorant and patonizing.

Shirou is yet to find his soulmate, although many have been offered to him through marraige, he suspected that they only wanted him for his wealth and power.

He was always seeking the one who would see him for who he is and not what he is.