Conk is from the city of Concrete Washington
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Conk receives his money is many different ways. He first work in one of his towns cement plants mainly as a heavy lifter since he doesn't understand the process of making cement. He works as a man for hire/Bodyguard mainly for his presence and looks and not for his personality and he is also a not a pro wrestler but makes a quick buck in matches that his town host for the Community under the name "The Toppler". Since he is the main money maker of the family he spends up his money on his mother his brothers and food for the family where he sometimes doesn't leave anything for himself but he is fine with that saying that "It builds his character"
His dad is the reason his family is in the situation that they are in. its not a bad situation just lower in the "average" situations and all he wants in his life is to see his father to come back and support his family he wants to make a name for himself so his father notices and comes back. He accepts jobs in his town that others would not do to make a name for himself. He doesn't enjoy killing and would rather avoid it if possible because he values the life in people and especially in the animals he encounters he believes killing an animal is crossing a line. Death is something that Conk dangles around being a fighter and Bodyguard cause people are always after someone else and he could accidently die in a fight he doesn't fear death but would obviously rather not die
His Dad leaving is what set Conk along the path he is down. He would run away from his home for a bit and would live in the wilderness which is where he gained his appreciation for animals an would learn cooperation from the Beavers building dams and learned to hunt from wolves and bears. He found a connection with the bears and starting incorporating what he called "bear style" attacks into his move set but even with all this learning the wilderness had taken some of Conk's Intelligence almost as if he traded it for the strength he received.
His Mom is his everything. His whole life was only possible because of her he was cared for and learned the ways of society because of her he would protect her with all his might and would do anything to keep him out of harms way.
His Dad is the reason for his life goal. He wants to have his dad come back to them and be apart of the family again. He wants to be able to have his whole family back so the building of his good name and his dream of becoming the best fighter is only so his dad will come back and be proud of him.
The Bear. They may not have been people but the bears where an important part of his upbringing. They taught him survival, hunting, foraging, and a way of fighting they gave him the knowledge of the world though the ways of animals behavior and learned how the brawl
My childhood was weird, growing up in a small town with only a mom was hard but I got by. I never did well in school cause I wasn't the brightest only good in gym and surprising art, my mom thought I wasn't her son when she heard I was good at art but I really remember her just being proud that I enjoyed something that wasn't violent .I didn't really fit in school but people where nice to me because I beat up a kid for bulling another kid so they may have just been scared of me but school wasn't fun so I never went to college. I did run away from home a few times and learned from the wilderness my mom was happy when i told her I "found myself' but I think she was just happy I was alive. I overall came out fine in my childhood where I'm not on the streets or dead and I'm happy where i am right now
I have not been in love. I've never felt what people call butterflies in stomach. I don't understand love its just a way for people to get together and potentially get mad at each other and I don't want to anger people like that so I've tried to avoid it. But I do remember for this small moment in time when I was still at school this little farm girl and I maybe I think fell in love but I really don't know, maybe she just wanted a friend or a "protector" as some other people called it but she liked me and I smiled back but after school we never saw each other unless we where both at the market where she worked and mother sent me to get food but once my career of wrestling begun I never saw her again.
When Im juts minding my business and some weirdo starts yelling and starts to bang on pots and its not really a fear but more of an annoyance is if someone tries to act big and look big when they are clearly not that size god they are so annoying it freaks me out, I guess wolf packs can be scary if your all alone and highways are scary if your not the driver, there could be a accident or a deer or other large animals runs onto the road I dislike driving as is and highways just make it worse.
I guess the fear of my dad being dead can get to me sometimes but I'd like to only think about him being alive cause if he wasn't then my whole goal of taking these weird quest and task would be for nothing and then if I left these weird task and jobs then I wouldn't find cool things and meet new people and then I would be lonely and I don't think anyone wants that.
The don't exist but if giant bugs like the size of me existed then I don't think I would go outside, or maybe I would try and fight it but maybe after a new pare of pants
My most prize possession is my fighting gloves. They where the last thing my dad gave me and even though they are a little small and may be a little ripped but they show character and I've every fight I've won I've had them on, well I've also lost with them on but that doesn't matter. The gloves only come off when I need to wash off and clean but besides that they stay on at all times. The have marks for every opponent that has lost to them I might be running out of glove and when that happens I will add more fabric to the gloves and eventually they may become sleeves but that that will be future me's problem but for now I wear them with pride and with determination and in the back of my mind I hope they will help me get noticed and I might be able to see him again wherever he is.
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Coming to terms with my ability to transform into a mutant bear was a journey of self-discovery fraught with uncertainty and trepidation. At first, the realization filled me with fear and confusion as I grappled with the implications of my newfound power. However, as I delved deeper into understanding and accepting this extraordinary aspect of myself, a profound sense of liberation began to take root. I embraced the untamed strength and primal instincts that surged within me, finding solace in the unique connection I shared with the wild. Each transformation became a testament to my resilience and adaptability, a reminder of the boundless possibilities that lay within me. As I ventured into the world, navigating the complexities of human society and the untamed wilderness alike, I discovered a newfound sense of purpose and belonging. In embracing my identity as a mutant bear, I found freedom—a freedom to be unapologetically myself, in all my wild and extraordinary glory.