Taurion
General
Hero name: Taurion
Real name: Mateo Alonso Castellano y Vargas
Birthday: 27
Age: 12 May X018 (Taurus)
Height: 6 ft 6 / 198 cm
Weight: 321 lb / 146 kg
Body Build: Heavy Muscular (Dense, powerlifting build)
Body Hair: Smooth
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Dark Brown
Race:
Human
Hero name: Taurion
Real name: Mateo Alonso Castellano y Vargas
Orientation: Straight
Role: N/A
Penis Length: 11 in / 28 cm
Penis Girth: Exceptionally thick
Foreskin: Uncut
Pubes: Trimmed
Balls: Massive, heavy, low-hangers, warm
Nipples: Large, copper-dark, highly sensitive to pain
Others: Scar from navel to sternum
Stats
Class: Charger, Protector
Tier: S-Tier
Occupation:
Crown Prince of Androsia
Guardian of the Hague Gates
Base of Operation:
Royal Fortress Castellano,
Androsia
Abilities (Level)
The Golden Yoke (El Yugo de Oro) (A)
- Taurion bears the Ox Artifact as a heavy golden bracelet fused to his right forearm. When activated, the brass sheen spreads across his entire body, his skin turning impenetrable to any known force. He becomes truly immovable, rooted to the earth, and resists all force, including telekinesis, gravity manipulation, or spatial distortion. He has held back Hague Domain breaches single-handedly for hours, becoming a wall that no monster has successfully breached.
The Eternal Shield (El Escudo Eterno) (A)
- From the bracelet, Taurion generates El Escudo Eterno, a tower shield of solidified golden energy that expands and can block city-busting attacks. He can share part of his protection with nearby allies.
Weaknesses
Rooted Defense
- To maximize the Golden Yoke’s ultimate defenses, Mateo cannot move. Otherwise, the defensive abilities will be greatly compromised.
Confidence Dependency
- Taurion’s power remains constant regardless of distance from Celeron. However, his confidence drains proportionally. Close to his brother, he has an unstoppable certainty. Beyond that: paralyzing self-doubt, hesitation in combat, and inability to make tactical decisions.
Separation Anxiety
- Physical symptoms when separated from Celeron for extended periods: nausea, tremors, and inability to sleep. Grows increasingly irrational and desperate.
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Appearance
Mateo is built like the fortress he guards. His shoulders span nearly a meter, his chest is a wall of muscle. He carries weight like a boar or bull, dense and powerful rather than sculpted. Scars map his body. Below the waist, he is heavy everywhere. Thick thighs that could suffocate a man, glutes like armor plating.
As Taurion, he wears a burgundy tunic of woven spider silk that falls to mid thigh, slit at the sides to accommodate his heavy thighs, embroidered with the golden bull of Androsia rampant across the chest. Over this, a bronze plate shaped like ox horns curves up from his shoulders. The Golden Yoke, or El Yugo de Oro, is a heavy golden bracelet fused to his right forearm.
A simple golden circlet rests heavily on his brow. His arms are bare to show his strength, leather vambraces snaking from wrist to elbow with the family crest stamped into the hide. Below the tunic, bronze scale mail drapes his waist like a heavy skirt.
Personality
Mateo speaks softly and rarely. He has learned that his size frightens people, that his father used him as a weapon against others, and he refuses to do the same willingly. He moves carefully, sits slowly, tries to minimize his presence. This gentleness is defensive. He knows what he is capable of and fears himself.
Santiago is his compass, his courage, his voice. Without his twin, Mateo drifts, paralyzed by indecision and self-loathing. He resents this dependency even as he clings to it. Their relationship is unhealthy by any objective measure.
Mateo cannot sleep unless he feels Santiago’s breathing, and cannot eat unless they have both been served. His father’s regime taught him that failure equals pain, that pain equals correction, that he is fundamentally flawed and requires external discipline to function.
He never wanted to be a hero. He wanted to be a scholar, a historian. Instead, he stands at portals to other dimensions and watches nightmares try to enter his world.
Origins
Mateo and Santiago were born to King Alonso Castellano, a man who viewed his children as tools for succession. The Androsian throne required strong heirs because the Hague Domain’s portals had been opening for centuries, and each generation’s monarch needed to be capable of holding the line.
From age four, the princes were weaponized. Their father hired torturers as tutors and generals as nannies. They were taught to kill before they could read and to withstand pain before they could articulate it.
The training was efficient. When one failed, both were punished. When one succeeded, both were rewarded minimally to create competition. The only constant they had was each other.
Mateo was the shield, trained to absorb punishment, to stand immovable while Santiago attacked. Their father would strike Mateo with increasing force, demanding he not flinch, not move, not make a sound. When he inevitably failed, Santiago was beaten instead. This taught him that his suffering caused his brother’s pain, inextricable guilt.
At twelve, they received their Artifacts. The Golden Yoke was fused painfully into Mateo’s right forearm, ensuring that the prince will never lose the national treasure.
At sixteen, they killed their first Hague Kaiju together. By twenty, they were holding breaches for hours while citizens evacuated. By twenty-five, they were known as the Iron Gates. Nothing passed them.
Their separation anxiety is not magical. It is trauma. They spent their childhood clinging to each other for comfort during abuse and learned to regulate their breathing together to survive punishment.
They never developed separate identities.
Mateo is the half that defends, and Santiago is the half that attacks, and neither functions alone.
Stories with Taurion
