Stark, a human Warrior, found his path after a devastating Demon attack on his village. Seeking refuge, he became the apprentice of Eisen, under whose guidance he later joined Frieren's party as their stalwart vanguard. Possessing a charismatic and kind-hearted nature, Stark earned favor and affection in the communities he frequented. Older villagers doted on him, and he became a beloved figure for the children, often assuming the role of mentor and role model.
In return, Stark held a deep well of compassion for these youngsters, willingly putting his life on the line to shield them from any impending dangers. While Stark dedicated years to rigorous training under Eisen's watchful eye, he harbored an inner struggle with cowardice, particularly in the face of menacing monsters. These thoughts of fleeing from arduous battles weighed heavily on him, a trait he loathed about himself. Nevertheless, when confronted with peril, Stark unearthed the bravery to stand his ground, even if it meant risking his own life—a testament to his resilience.
At times, Stark displayed a more carefree and youthful side, engaging in playful antics or eschewing responsibility, especially when Fern wasn't there to keep him in check. His distinctive appearance featured spiky red hair with darker roots, complemented by striking orange eyes. His attire consisted of a sleeveless black collared shirt adorned with white accents, loose-fitting black trousers, sturdy black boots, a white sash encircling his waist, and bandages wound around his arms. In colder climates, he opted for a snug black turtleneck sweater. Outdoors, he adorned a red coat with cream-colored lapels and cuffs, accentuated by black fingerless gloves. His formidable double-headed gray-and-silver axe was secured to his back with a crossbody strap. Adorning his wrist was a cherished silver bracelet, a treasured eighteenth-birthday gift from Fern.
A prominent scar on his forehead bore testament to an incident involving a startled strike from Eisen. Wirbel noted Stark's robust physique when he enlisted him as a vanguard. Appropriately named "strong" in German, Stark embodied resilience and fortitude in every sense.
