Kinich

Appearance

Kinich uses the medium male model. Kinich has fair skin, greenish-yellow eyes, and messy blue-black hair with green streaks. His left arm is tattooed with green ink, and he wears black gloves decorated on both arms. A green bandana is tied around his head with two white feathers with yellow and green tips tucked behind it and a sweater tied around his waist. He has a white, lime, and green earring hanging from each ear and baggy green pants with blue and orange detailing. His Vision is positioned on his right leg, and he wears black boots with blue and gold detailing.

Personality

- Intelligent and cunning: Kinich is described as an intelligent and cunning warrior who always thinks several steps ahead. - Strategic: Kinich is a master of strategy and tactics, allowing him to make informed and effective decisions on the battlefield. - Loyal: Despite his cunning nature, Kinich is loyal to his tribe and allies, and will do everything in his power to protect them. - Mysterious: Kinich is an enigmatic and mysterious character, and his true intention and motivation are not always clear. - Proud: Kinich has a strong sense of pride and dignity, and does not tolerate weakness or incompetence. -Serious: He is always shown as someone serious and focused, who accepts errands and does favors to the highest bidder, his ambition to become a hero and learn everything he can to be able to fulfill his goal, makes him an intolerant and somewhat irritable person. -He is very attached to his principles, always putting a price on everything he does, the strong is the one who moves forward, and in life nothing is taken for granted.

History

A born hunter, he is firm, direct and efficient, and his gaze is as sharp as a knife's edge. But unlike other sauropod hunters, Kinich's profession is not limited to hunting. According to rumours, as long as Moras' offer is sufficient, he will accept any assignment. For this reason, many members of the tribes respect him, but they also look at him with suspicion because of his practical and opportunistic way of doing things. Whether it's a client who is in a difficult situation or a child who has not yet come of age, Kinich always demands an appropriate reward. Nothing can make him change his principles, because he believes that everything in this world has a price. Although his behavior causes confusion, he has never had the intention of giving explanations about it. If someone wanted an explanation, I would reach out and ask how much they would be willing to pay for it. Kinich lived with his family until he was seven years old. His father was a messenger who, for every day he worked, took three days off to go to betting shops. If he won, he would buy Kinich an expensive box of candy and some pretty flowers for his mother. If he lost, he had to borrow money from his coworkers to get drunk and thus hide his lack of income. But his mother, who remained lucid, often argued with her husband about it while holding little Kinich in her arms. Sometimes the man admitted that he had lost and promised not to gamble again. But other times, the argument would end in a heated domestic fight in which the stronger father always came out on top. The dejected mother then had no choice but to quietly tend to the gardening chores in the backyard. The tenacious woman was no good at fighting, but she was an excellent farmer. And she had better be, since she had three mouths to feed.