Deep in the woods was a hut. It was perfectly placed; away from large trails let alone roads, no one was bound to stumble upon it even by accident. The hut was inhabited by a family on exile from a violent vigilante known as Udo Neder, also known as 'The Khan' by the few friends he has and his allies. Aside from the dark platemail full body armor he wore excluding the helmet, he also wore a black cape with his insignia, red sword and red hammer crossed. He had blonde hair, green eyes and spoke in a strong accent. He had his sword drawn as he finally found the hut of the three exiles. Without a warning, he kicked their door in and marched in, sparing no time for them to live any longer than possible. What earned them their deaths? Their breed. They were peaceful but one of them was a werewolf and the other a human, and their child of a mixed breed.
As he exited the hut after finishing his 'job', he noticed a dog with black fur in a chain barking in sheer anger to what he had just done and growling with a murderous intent. Instead of killing the dog too, he detached the chain from the pole it was attached to and said: "Methinks a better name ist in order", said Neder as he noticed his name tag saying Belial, "so, it ist decided zhen. Ich shall call you Cheek from now on." Belial wasn't amused at the ruse of a name he had received from Neder, but could say no objection as his new owner already had grabbed the chain and pulled, forcing Belial to walk with him, whether he wanted to or not.
As they exited the forest and entered the open, they realized they were just outside the town and proceeded inwards. "Ich need a drink. How about you?" Neder asked Belial. The dog said nothing, thinking: "Something strong." But Neder couldn't hear the dog's thoughts, as he was just another foolish human on their way to Hell during their miserable life in Belials eyes. "Ich take zhat as a 'Ja'. Zhere's a tavern", he noticed and went to the door. He entered with Belial on a short leash to avoid causing any damage. He locked eyes with the Brightsea and leaned on the counter. "An ale, bitte", he asked and waited. The dog propped his forelegs on the counter and lifted himself up, opened his mouth and instead of barking, he said in plain human language in a low tone of speech: "A strong whiskey."