Isaac Wells

Isaac Wells is one of the main characters of the series and a detective. He is one of the love interests of Celina Hoover.

Personality
Isaac is a laid-back, vain, confident, persistent, flamboyant, womanizer, and an observant man who takes pride in his looks and enjoys the beautiful things in life. He has the tendency to chase after something he believes to be beautiful and outwardly display his masochistic nature when someone hurts him lightheartedly, much to the annoyance of some of his companions (particularly Celina). Behind these antics, however, he hates being pursued and values freedom more than anything. His particularity with liberty deeply stems from how he was treated in his town when he was young. He had his legs and arms chained, stopping him from using his powers recklessly, he relishes the freedom that his power and circumstances allow him.

As a lover of beauty, he is naturally attracted to women and is often called a pervert throughout the series. Thus with his playboy attitude, he flirts with every female he interacts with by using his looks, sweet words and gentlemanly actions (which caused him to be hit in the face my Celina multiple times). The only girl he doesn't seem interested in is Katerina, for unknown reasons. However, even in relationships, he dislikes being chased and prefers to be the chaser. His ideal type of woman is a strong-headed, independent and courageous woman who is not scared of anything. This is what made him fall for Celina after he witnesses her strength, and her willingness to let him make his choices as well. Despite him being a pervert in the story he actually respects women regardless of what profession they are in and will always help or protect them if they need it.

Quotes

 * (To Celina Hoover) "You mean... If we're together, I don't even care if I stay locked up inside for the rest of my life. If you told me you didn't want me to look at another woman, I'd go blind for you."
 * (About Celina Hoover) "And in her smile I see something more beautiful than the stars."
 * (About Celina Hoover) "I fell in love with her courage, her sincerity and her flaming self respect and its these things I'd believe in even if the whole world indulged in wild suspicions that she wasn't all that she should be. But of course, the real reason Is that I love her and that's the beginning and end of everything."