In-game Name:
"I once watched the Jungle Book as a child; since it was my favorite Disney movie I named two of my characters after Shere Khan. Lungri is my second character, which means 'The Lame One'."

Name:
"I have three names: Bhutani is my family name, Hansaraj is the birth name my mother gave me, and Rajiv is the adult name I chose for myself. However when I first came to England, some friends suggested I have an English name, so I chose Randolph for people to call me by."

Age:
"I am 18 years old and am happy to be free to travel the world. Log Horizon is a strange and unexpected place to begin however."

Gender:
"I believe understanding my name should follow that I am male, no? By the way, my name comes from three animals: the swan, the wolf, and technically the rooster because of naming traditions."

Personality:
"Well I consider myself to be a friendly chap, I'll go out of my way to help a friend in need if I'm able to. I used to feed stray animals like cats that would come begging at my doorstep, but my mother would always shoo them away. Nevertheless I learned to chase them around to the back court, and then take care of them right under her nose, ha. Perhaps if my father never took a job in the city, I would've liked to become a veterinarian."

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History:
"I was born in the slums outside Hyderabad, India, which is known as the City of Pearls. My father valued upward mobility, despite the caste system just beginning to reform; by the time I was in secondary school we had moved into a decent apartment, after he found an IT job in the city. So I was first exposed to computers through him, and I frequently volunteered at my school's computer lab to share my knowledge. By the time I graduated, I was accepted by a university in England; however I lacked the financial aid to pay full tuition, and did not want to place burden on my family, especially my sister still in school. So just the summer before, I looked for a job to help pay for my first year, when I stumbled across the internet cafe that would change my life. To this day, I'm not sure if I regret stepping across the threshold and thrusting myself into Log Horizon.

The internet cafe is home to Hyderabadi Sunaar Samudaay, an infamous gold farming guild on the Indian server. My boss was in charge of poor students and debtors like I, giving us long shifts with no breaks and taking no shits in return. My first character was not my own creation; the boss needed a Druid for raid parties, and the only right I had was naming it 'Shere Khan'. The pay was poor and I thought about quitting early, until one day a special event raid came up. The reward was the Shapeshifter subclass, and it was very difficult to beat, but my raid party completed it on their first run. When it was the boss's decision for me to take the subclass, my life changed: I was more frequently ordered to take longer shifts, and he would send his cronies to my family and 'ask' me to work late hours. Naturally I was very apprehensive, but at the same time, I felt a strange bond with my character, as it reminded me of my childhood fondness for stray animals in the slums. I quickly grew to become one of the strongest in my guild, so by the end I'd earned enough to leave and study abroad.

Despite the hard times I faced in that internet cafe, I was still attached to Log Horizon. I picked up the game again while in university, creating my own character this time, all for fun and to kill time, but my studies declined as a result. If I had not been magically transported inside the game, I would have had to face my midterm grades being mailed back home."
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In-game Information

Gender:
Male

Race:
Werecat

Class:
Summoner

Class Level:
21

Subclass:
Groomer

Subclass Level:
3

Guild:
Pub Mousers Of Downing Street (Werecat Only Guild)

Build:
Randomly generated stats. LOL XD