Nickolas Oligin

Nickolas Oligin is a deuteragonist in Carnivore, and the loyal butler of Graeme Rigby.

Appearance
Nickolas is a skinny calico cat with baby blue eyes. His main fur color is a cotton white with black and orange markings. With an ectomorphic build, his body is lithe and fragile, with a small amount of mass developing from his straining job as a butler and housekeeper. His face is fair with average features and body type for a domestic. His fur is described as soft and holding a pleasant quality.

Nickolas is most commonly seen in his professional attire with a button up white shirt, a black vest, black dress pants and shoes with plain white gloves and a tie to accompany. He dresses freshly and neatly during the daylight hours until he retires for bed. His clothing is expensive and authentic, being less mindful of quality as long as it was comfortable.

For casual and lounge wear, he takes modern clothing and accessories to heart. He theorizes and takes pride in the idea that his soft fur comes from his body care as well as what he wears. Items such as turtlenecks, thin pants and linen apparel are preferred.

Personality
In stark contrast to his master, Graeme Rigby, Nickolas Oligin is an extremely kind-hearted, gentle, optimistic, honest, empathetic, and cheerful man who treats almost everyone he meets as his friend. Because of his sheltered upbringing in the orphanage, Nick grew up to become very naïve, innocent, and even anxious at times, struggling with reading social cues as well as standing up for himself. He will even allow people to treat him badly in order to avoid arguing or complaining; a force of habit he even does with Graeme, much to his displeasure.

Even with these issues, Nick continues to work around Graeme's mansion with a smile on his face, being hardworking, dutiful, inventive, and positive.

Backstory
Nickolas Oligin was born in 2472 in London, England, United Kingdom in the Commerce District. His earlier background and his parents are unknown.

Growing up in a rundown orphanage located in the Commerce District, much of his time was spent housekeeping and participating in chores that the caretakers encouraged the children to do in exchange for quarters for snacks and treats. With few friends and a difficulty with socializing, this became a new and beloved hobby for Nickolas, diligent at what he did and earning rewards for his duties. This further damaged his social skills and was the least likely to get adopted and find a forever family, eventually growing out of the system when he was 18 years old.