Satoshi

Satoshi is somewhat of the antisocial type, valuing his ways of teaching youth how to properly defend themselves, the clan and the way of the hunt more than he does about trivial matters such as gossip and debates. This may come off as arrogance when he doesn't answer back when talked to - but it's more of the fact he more than likely doesn't know what to say back and refrains from stating something that another might disagree with, even if it happens to be relevant or true.

The closest member of the clan he has come to befriend is his hunting partner Tsukiya in which they have formed a tight-knit respect for each other while traveling through the lands in search of food or to expand their clans territory in their treacherous landscape.
Their personalities would seem to clash more often than not, with Tsuki preferring to have more meaningful converse with him while not on duty - but often met with small talk or just an awkward and generic answer. It does put a strain on their partnership at times, but it always pulls through from the sheer amount of times they have saved each other from their own mistakes and while unlikely their difference in tactics often aids each other o the battlefield.

Sato prefers to me more direct, using an opponents strength or size against them, even using the landscape itself to his advantage when possible. His partner has long picked up on this, and has worked with him to subdue much larger opponents by leading them into traps after weakening them with a mix of frostfire attacks and possible environmental damage.

Sato tends to be more arrogant than most his kin, but often puts it aside when mentoring the youth of the clan in the way of combat- taking them out of the safety of their home and allowing them to observe the capture of their next meal and if they show promise, allowing the youth to finish off the weakened opponent shared in a lethal trap for their first victory. For he believes the younger they become accustom to the brutality of the world, the more courageous and dependable they shall become when it comes to eventually replacing them of their position.