I don't know why, but even though he was a Hunter's child, Fanen was particularly timid since birth.
As a child, even killing a fish would make him burst into tears.
But his father, a Hunter named Van Helsing, a man seemingly carved from marble, never gave up on him, tirelessly teaching him various hunting skills.
So his childhood was spent learning bloody hunting skills while crying.
But at some point, Fanen discovered that he seemed to have another state, a serious state.
When he was cornered by prey and enveloped in extreme fear, he would become brave instead, able to expertly use all the hunting skills taught by his father to solve any prey; the hunting skills his father taught were just that strong.
However, the occurrence of this serious state was very metaphysical; he couldn't control it actively.
Once, when the Red Country was peaceful, he thought if it came to that, maybe he'd change careers and become a teacher; wouldn't that be nice too?
