You… my hunger, my ruin.
Last Login: 11/10/2026
The Basics
Name: Roman Covy Norfleet
Pronunciation: ROH-muhn KOH-vee NOR-fleet
Nicknames: Cove (KOHV), Rome (ROHM)
Age: 35
Birthday: April 30
Height: 6’4
Sign: Taurus
Marital Status: Single
Familial Bloodline: Unknown
Gift: Foundationalist
Career:
Tattoo Artist and Owner at Rome’s Palace
Residence: Info coming soon
His Top 13
Name Meaning
Roman, Of Latin origin, derived from Romanus, meaning “Roman” or “citizen of Rome.” Historically, it is a name rooted in place, belonging, and identity, but it has gathered a sense of strength and permanence over centuries of use. Roman feels carved rather than written. Stone under the fingertips. Architecture still standing after everybody who built it has gone home. There’s something inherently commanding about it without the name ever needing to raise its voice.
Covy, A rare name with no single firmly established etymology, giving it a more contemporary, almost personal quality beside the historical weight of Roman. Its sound carries echoes of cove—a sheltered inlet, a small place where water is held by land. That association gives Covy a beautiful sense of enclosure and privacy. Something protected. Something you have to come closer to find. In the middle of his name, it feels like the softness hidden beneath all that structure.
Norfleet, An English surname with locational roots, historically connected to place-names associated with northern waterways or streams. There’s movement inside it—north and fleet, direction meeting water. It feels ancestral without feeling delicate; a surname with road beneath its feet. Norfleet gives his full name lineage and momentum, the sense that Roman belongs to something that existed before him and will keep moving after him.
Nickname Meaning
Cove, born naturally from Covy, but becoming something entirely its own. A cove is a sheltered place along the water, partially enclosed and protected from everything moving beyond it. And that meaning on him? Yeah. That does something. Because Cove doesn't feel like a nickname everybody gets to use. It feels private. Like the world knows Roman—the artist, the hands stained with ink, the man people trust to put permanence into their skin. Roman can belong to clients, strangers, introductions, people calling across a room. But Cove feels like somebody standing close enough to know where he keeps the tender shit. A cove doesn't chase the ocean. It simply holds whatever finds its way inside. Quiet water. Shelter. Somewhere to rest when everything beyond it is restless. There's an intimacy to that against a man whose body is covered in permanent things. Cove becomes the one part of him that feels hidden.
Rome, pulled from Roman but carrying a different kind of presence. Roman is the full name: solid, formal, the one that sounds carved into the front of a building. Rome is what people call him when they know the man inside it. It suits the owner of Rome’s Palace, somebody who built a place with his own hands and made room for other people in it. There’s pride in the name, sure, but warmth too. You can hear it called across the shop over music and tattoo machines, familiar as a key turning in the door. Cove is where he lets someone close enough to find shelter. Rome is where he welcomes them in.
Fun Facts
Always wears sunglasses, even indoors. Believes eyes are the windows to the soul and must be protected at all times.
He may own Rome’s palace but he and his boys–Reign, Riot, and Royal–run it together. They’ve been a tight knit group since they were kids, all growing up as orphans under Reed Crawford’s direction.
He may or may not be part of an organization known as the Crows.
Books he’s Featured In
Note: If there’s a glow behind the book, this means he’s a main character in it. No glow? Then he’s a side character.
His personal Camera roll
