WWP: Cthulhu

Name: Mr. Victor Derleth Morton Howardson Von Dunwich III
Age: Several Thousands of Years
Height: 10'9
Weight: 357 lbs
Race: Cthulhu, Alien, Great Old One
Class: AP English Teacher
Relatives: Kristen Wagner (Ragnarök, Adopted Daughter) Emilie Renee Annalise Xandra Von Dunwich (Daughter, Estranged, Cthylla) Tristan Ricardo Eidolon Salazar Von Morton (Brother, Father Dagon) Assana Sunniva Kawther Adrie Von Morton (Sister, Mother Hydra) Garnet Diamanda Lillith Echo Von Morton (Sister, Nyogtha) Madeline Alexandria Katherine Harper Von Dunwich II (Cousin, Cthugha) Axel Blake Eldred Maddox Von Dunwich (Cousin, Ithaque) Astrid Claudia Belinda Serena Von Dunwich (Sister, Mordiggian) Imogen Rowena Zoe Gabrielle Von Dunwich (Cousin, Hastur) Damian Vladamir Desdemona Nebula Von Dunwich (Father, X'chll'at-aa)
Nationality: Extra-Terrestrial
Style: Casual Horror
Eyes: Yellow
Hair: None
Orientation: Asexual
Significant Body Markings: Various tattoo's with no real meanings
Spouse/Steady: None
Likes: Spending time with his daughter, Writing, Halloween
Dislikes: Fights, Cheaters, Mornings

Appearance: As terrifying as any teacher could be, Mr. Dunwich is something straight out of a nightmare. Originally several hundred feet tall, he's been shrunk down to a little less than eleven feet by means of magic. He's very imposing physically, well muscled, covered in scales, and his hands end in horrifying talons. He's got deep yellow eyes and a bald head, and his beard (Which matches his greenish skin tone almost to a T) Reaches down to his chest and forms a mess of tentacles. He has bat like wings that take up most of his back, but he keeps them folded in for the most part. As far as clothing goes, he is a mess. On a typical day, he can be found wearing a black trench coat that goes down too his ankles, the sleeves replaced with intricate spider web designed ones. He wears black grunge pants as well, topped off with old, raggedy, black Gothic boots that have begun falling apart. No one's seen his mouth under his tentacle-beard, but his voice is a very deep, unsettling, monotone capable of simultaneously putting you too sleep and scaring you awake. He always has a cup of coffee with him for early classes, but no one ever sees him drink it.

Story: You wouldn't expect a creature famous for absolute terror and general destruction to have anything to do with kids, but surprisingly Mr. Dunwich is one of the most well liked teachers at Wormwood. The literature for as long as anyone at Wormwood can remember, Victor is about as much a part of the school as anyone else. Despite teaching for hundreds of years (Supposedly), he still doesn't really connect with kids, other than his own of course. He doesn't really care for modern day technology, and makes sure every assignment must be hand written. He does, however, know what he's talking about in terms of literature. Practically the living embodiment of a library, Victor has read practically every great piece of literature you can think of, as well as several you haven't. Victor is pretty good when it comes to helping kids out with school, acting as one of those teachers who are willing to tutor students who struggle, and some kids look up to him.  Despite being a relatively nice guy, many students and a few teachers are Deathly afraid of Victor and go out of their way to avoid looking at him, and no one dares to call him by his first name. He is one of those people who is perpetually calm, ever really letting anyone in on what he's thinking or feeling. Victor has a massive family, but because of their various jobs, social events, and sometimes general dislike of each other, the only ones he's still close to are Tristan, Assana, and Damien. Though he has one daughter before adopting Kristen, the two began to break apart about two hundred years ago, and the two haven't really seen eye to eye since. Though he doesn't understand kids much, Victor loves Kristen as any father would and tries his best to be a good parent for her. Victor isn't particularly social, and has a very small circle of friends and acquaintances, most of them now dead. Of his still living friends, the closest is probably Xephemia, The calculus teacher and mother to Xenu, as the two have much in common. Victor spends one weekend a month visiting R'lyeh, the city where he spent a lot of time when he was "Younger". Other than that, no one really knows anything about his personal life, save for Rabbit, and even she doesn't know all that. Who better to teach the students of Wormwood than a man who hopes to destroy our world?