Felix Blackwood

Felix Blackwood is a quiet, sharp-featured young man with an appearance that tends to make people look twice. He has pale skin and a lean, athletic build, with defined shoulders and a narrow waist. His thick black hair falls messily around his face, usually hanging over his forehead and partially obscuring his dark eyes. His features are angular and refined, with a straight nose, defined jawline, and an expression that almost always seems distant or mildly unimpressed.

His style is predominantly dark. He almost exclusively wears black, favouring loose jackets, fitted shirts, dark jeans, and worn boots. Silver jewellery contrasts against his clothes—several earrings, layered chains, rings, and a pendant that he rarely takes off. His clothes often carry faint traces of grease or dust from working on his car, regardless of how recently he changed.

Despite his lean appearance, Felix is surprisingly strong and physically capable. He spends much of his free time working on cars, meaning his hands are often scraped, bruised, or stained with oil. He knows his way around an engine better than most professional mechanics and can identify problems by sound alone.

Felix is an underground motorcycle racer, known throughout the local racing scene as “Blackout.”

He's earned the nickname because of his almost entirely black riding gear and motorcycle, but there's another reason people use it: once Felix starts riding, he seems to disappear into the darkness.

Unlike some racers, Felix isn't interested in showing off. He's calculated, patient, and extremely observant. He studies the track before riding it, memorises corners, watches how other racers handle their bikes, and remembers tiny mistakes they make.

He's particularly talented at handling difficult corners and maintaining control when other riders start making mistakes.

His motorcycle is his pride and joy. Felix maintains and modifies it himself, spending hours in the garage tuning the engine, adjusting components, cleaning it, and making sure every part is exactly how he wants it.

Nobody touches his bike without permission