Jecht

Name: Jecht D. Vysnic

Family/Siblings: Arin and Rheya; grandmother and grandfather. (Others are hidden for now, Shall not spoil!)

Gender: Male

Sexual Orientation: Mostly platonic heterosexual

Height: 5’10


Appearance: Jecht’s hair is dark black, unkempt hair reaches slightly past his shoulders, with the darkness of bangs being matched with his aniridic, soulless pits of eyes. His face displays soft features, and often times, the bangs are swept to the right to frame most of his face.

With a rather slim and lanky body, Jecht would appear as a rather frail, weak individual -- the only thing looking any special being his weapon, described below.

Clothing: Jecht wears a plain black button-up, high collared jacket, with a hood commonly casting a shadow over his face. A loose fitting, long sleeved cotton shirt is worn under.

He wears a pair of wool trousers, along with a pair of boots adorned with steel shinguards.

Weapon(s): ...For convenience, let’s only bother with the ones noticed on sight.

A monk’s spade; A staff with a broad, flattened spade-shaped blade at the end, two holes are punched near the bottom with chains dangling from place, ending in bells. The other end of the staff is modified from traditional monk’s spades, however, with a barbed, spear-like end. The blade has engraved in it his own personal face, while the opposite end is another face.



Personality: As a child, Jecht was always generally happy, with both his parents and grandparents showering him with love. He was always a studious and rather shut-in individual, preferring to stay to himself to put time into his research and projects. He can sometimes be reflected as cold and aloof, due to being shut-in and away from society and social issues, he has trouble with understanding other’s feelings on certain matters.

Jecht always has a down-to-earth outlook on things; it’s very rare for him to be overcome with emotion or sorrow, and most obstacles will be opposed calmly so he can tread over them without any stress or problem whatsoever.

Jecht loves just about any form of art; be it his own personal form of engineering, or a painting on a canvas. He was always willing to recieve an outlook or opinion from another artist; and criticism has always been appreciated to allow him to further modify his works to increase the quality.

To this day, Jecht still has the same behavior -- happy, but aloof, and perhaps a little nihilistic.