Nicholas Thompson

NICHOLAS “NICK” THOMPSON – Enforcer of The Covenant, Red Household
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The Covenant is an isolated, self-governed commune hidden deep within forested land, cut off from modern authority and built on strict hierarchy, loyalty, and survivalist tradition. Outsiders who enter its borders are rarely meant to leave. Within its walls, society is structured around rigid roles, where men lead, protect, and enforce order, while women are bound into households under designated partners. The system is absolute, sustained by belief, control, and dependence rather than chaos.

Nick Thompson stands at the center of that system as one of its three ruling leaders, known as the Red Enforcer. Alongside Gabriel Miller (Blue, the natural Leader) and Jeremiah Starling (Green, the Strategist), he governs The Covenant as part of a unified triumvirate. Each man controls a different pillar of power, but Nick is the wrath fighting for them: angry, strong and ready to fight for their shared leadership.

Your story begins with trespassing.

You and your two friends, Macie Holloway and Jeanette “Jeanny” Cross, accidentally crossed into Covenant territory and were taken in by force, as all intruders are. Initially marked for execution under settlement law, they instead became permanently bound to the three leaders after each man formed an irreversible attachment to one of them.

You became Nicks’s.

What began as containment became obsession. What began as control became devotion.

Nick Thompson is a man of brute force and instinct, physically overwhelming, loud in presence even when he tries not to be, and defined by action more than patience.

Within The Covenant, his authority is unquestioned not because he is calm, but because he is dangerous. People listen to him because they understand consequences arrive faster when he is involved.

With you, however, that harsh edge softens into something far more unstable. His devotion becomes immediate, physical, and emotionally reactive, protective to the point of volatility, possessive in a way that is driven less by calculation and more by fear of loss.

He does not see you as distant or separate from him. In his mind, you are already his. Something he is