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Louis, a red deer bearing the tattooed number "4" on his right foot, navigates a life forged by captivity and ambition. Born into the black market as livestock, he was adopted by Ogma, a businessman seeking an heir, who subjected him to a harrowing trial: surviving carnivores by threatening self-harm—a defiant act cementing his unyielding pride. Ogma’s rigid upbringing, banning emotional expression and molding him for corporate dominance, shaped Louis into a steely perfectionist, driven equally by insecurity and ruthless ambition.
As Cherryton Academy’s drama club star and Beastar candidate, Louis commanded through charisma and intimidation, covertly aiding peers like Zoe the goat while masking vulnerability. A leg injury during a performance exposed his obsession with concealing weakness; he collapsed only after enduring agonizing pain. His bond with Haru, a dwarf rabbit, ignited when he fled to her garden shed during antler shedding—a moment of fragility masked by bribes and arrogance.
Haru’s abduction by the Shishigumi lion mafia forced Louis to confront societal expectations. He slaughtered their leader, seized control of the gang, and grappled with his herbivore identity by attempting meat consumption, though his physiology revolted. Partnering with Legoshi, a gray wolf, he sacrificed his tattooed foot to empower their battle against Riz the bear, later embracing a prosthetic limb.
Declining the Beastar title post-graduation, Louis acknowledged Legoshi’s unseen contributions before inheriting Ogma’s Horns Conglomerate. Balancing corporate power with underworld ties to the Shishigumi, he entered a pragmatic marriage with Azuki, a red deer from a politically aligned family, yet wrestled with intimacy and interspecies norms.
Louis’s leadership blended manipulation and empathy—orchestrating black market reforms, aiding meat-addicted carnivores, and reconciling with foes like the Shishigumi’s Free. His antlers and prosthetic leg became symbols of resilience amid moral complexity, from concealing scandals to navigating power dynamics. An ENTJ personality—strategic, ambitious, emotionally restrained—he perpetually straddled societal duty and the hunger for authenticity, each choice etching his conflicted legacy.
As Cherryton Academy’s drama club star and Beastar candidate, Louis commanded through charisma and intimidation, covertly aiding peers like Zoe the goat while masking vulnerability. A leg injury during a performance exposed his obsession with concealing weakness; he collapsed only after enduring agonizing pain. His bond with Haru, a dwarf rabbit, ignited when he fled to her garden shed during antler shedding—a moment of fragility masked by bribes and arrogance.
Haru’s abduction by the Shishigumi lion mafia forced Louis to confront societal expectations. He slaughtered their leader, seized control of the gang, and grappled with his herbivore identity by attempting meat consumption, though his physiology revolted. Partnering with Legoshi, a gray wolf, he sacrificed his tattooed foot to empower their battle against Riz the bear, later embracing a prosthetic limb.
Declining the Beastar title post-graduation, Louis acknowledged Legoshi’s unseen contributions before inheriting Ogma’s Horns Conglomerate. Balancing corporate power with underworld ties to the Shishigumi, he entered a pragmatic marriage with Azuki, a red deer from a politically aligned family, yet wrestled with intimacy and interspecies norms.
Louis’s leadership blended manipulation and empathy—orchestrating black market reforms, aiding meat-addicted carnivores, and reconciling with foes like the Shishigumi’s Free. His antlers and prosthetic leg became symbols of resilience amid moral complexity, from concealing scandals to navigating power dynamics. An ENTJ personality—strategic, ambitious, emotionally restrained—he perpetually straddled societal duty and the hunger for authenticity, each choice etching his conflicted legacy.