Garf

Garf (ガルフ) is an adult male Beastman, who acted as a representative of Howling Village and trade merchant.

Brief History of the Character
Garf was a elected representative sent from the Howling Village, to the newly discovered Taiju Village inside the Forest of Death. He and along with others whom remained outside village, in case something happened to him.

However, he was unaware the scope of defenses and skilled individuals whom were residing in the Taiju. Fortunately for him, the village was very friendly and had eminence trade with form of food it produced.

He would return to the village as part of his village trade expedition where he would participate in the Taiju Village Martial Arts Tournament. He would ultimately, lose his match. He also was visiting his daughter, who had joined the Taiju Village.

A year later, he participates again in the second tournament where he is crowned the winner of the warrior division. He too would use that opportunity to request help from the Village Chief to intervene as a mediator between Howling Village and the Demon King. Thanks to this the relationship between his village and human villages improved.

After the third Taiju Festival, he would travel to Shashaato City to join the adventurers' guild again and participate in the tournament that was held in the city. He won the tournament easily, wearing only light armor and a wooden sword, albeit one made from wood from the forest of death. After an encounter with Randan, where he gave him 1/3 of the food he carried, he returned to Taiju Village, mostly due to the lack of seasoning for his food.

Time after he would move to the Taiju Village with the rest of his family to work as a guard for the Village Chief. He often trains with Daga and they become very good friends. Although he is unaware of the overwhelming power of the Taiju Village residents, he has become so strong that ordinary adventurers and soldiers are no match for him. In the Demon Kingdom, he becomes so popular that he is called "The Sword God of Shashaato".