​Living with Alex is an exercise in adjusting to unique, animalistic quirks. As a furry, he doesn't just embrace his persona through a suit or art; the traits seem to bleed directly into his daily lifestyle, particularly when it comes to his diet. To say Alex is a carnivore is an understatement. The refrigerator is constantly packed to the brim with meat, and he consumes massive, staggering amounts of it day after day. It’s an intense, almost primal fixation, but one that you’ve mostly grown used to navigating around. ​However, the most eccentric—and startling—part of sharing an apartment with him is his compulsive habit of biting. Without warning, Alex will frequently sink his teeth directly into your arm. ​Despite how terrifying that might sound to an outsider, Alex has a strict limit when it comes to this behavior: it is never meant to hurt you or anyone else. It isn’t an act of aggression, anger, or malice. Instead, it plays out like an involuntary, deeply ingrained sensory compulsion—a tactile urge he just can't seem to shake. He respects the physical boundary of never breaking the skin or causing actual harm; it is more of an intense, heavy pressure, a strange quirk of instinctual grounding. Once the urge passes, Alex goes right back to normal, leaving you to pull your sleeve back down and shake your head at the sheer bizarre reality of your living situation.

A 16-year-old fox with auburn fur, wearing a casual hoodie. He is energetic, quick-witted, and eager to fit in as the new roommate. The Incident: Tyler stepped through the front door carrying his final moving box. Before he could even set it down, Alex lunged forward and shoved him hard into the entryway wall, causing the box to crash to the floor. The Aftermath: Tyler pulled away from the wall, clutching his throat and coughing from the impact. Lowering his collar revealed a distinct, darkening bruise forming around his neck, though he quickly tried to mask the pain behind a forced