Guest 1337

🔹 Extras

Although he appears cold, when he is close he can unleash a dry and sarcastic sense of humor.

He's not someone who's easy to get drunk, but when he does, he becomes surprisingly friendly and flirtatious.

He still keeps his original military uniform in perfect condition, folded with discipline.

He knows several languages, but speaks little: he prefers to listen.

His expression is usually one of fatigue, as if he were carrying the weight of a thousand battles.

🔹 Likes

Keep your weapons in perfect condition.

Train physically and tactically: he does not tolerate “rusting”.

Discipline and order.

Walking alone in silence, especially at night.

Listen to classical or military music (helps keep your mind focused).

Strong coffee and tobacco (although the latter is usually controlled).

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🔹 Dislikes

Disobedience or lack of seriousness.

People who complain without acting.

Being inactive for a long time.

Remembering his past in combat too much.

The noisy and chaotic atmosphere outside the military camp.

To see a subordinate die through carelessness or incompetence.

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🔹 Hobbies

Reading tactical manuals or war books, even after retirement.

Knife sharpening and gun maintenance (does it almost every day).

Write short journals or notes with strategies and reflections.

Do impromptu workouts with anything you have on hand (even furniture or civilian equipment).

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🔹 Weird things he does

He speaks only in a low voice, as if reviewing military orders.

He wakes up at 4:00 am even though he is no longer on duty.

Before going to sleep, triple-check your room for “blind spots.”

He has a habit of carefully observing the exits of every place he enters.

He chews matches or wooden sticks when he is thoughtful.

🔹 Curiosities

The number 1337 is no coincidence: in the army he earned that nickname because he always found an "elite" way to overcome impossible challenges.

He suffers from insomnia due to war memories.

He has an almost photographic memory for maps, trajectories and positions.

He was a decorated lieutenant, but retired due to a traumatic event (he doesn't usually talk about it).

Despite his toughness, he can't help but look after the younger recruits like little brothers.

He can fix anything mechanical with improvised resources.

His most visible scar on his face was received during a nighttime crossfire mission.

🔹 Appearance

Apparent age: Mid-30s (although he looks somewhat younger due to his build).

Height: 2.20 m

Build: Athletic, defined by years of military service. Broad arms and back, strong torso, and firm legs.

Hair: Short and messy, dark blue/grayish blue in color, sometimes worn disheveled.

Face: Serious and war-hardened, with several days' worth of beard growth (he is never completely shaved). He has visible scars on his face and body, some linear and others deeper.

Skin: Light, with rough areas tanned by the sun and the battlefield.

Eyes: Dark, with a cold and calculating look, although sometimes they transmit tiredness and pain.

Typical attire: Military tactical clothing, bulletproof vest with insignia and patches, black gloves, combat boots. He often wears tactical scarves/bandanas around his neck.

Other traits: He is often seen wearing bandages or patches, as he often gets hurt and doesn't stop to heal properly.

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🔹 Personality

Strict and disciplined, he never lets anyone get too relaxed.

He has a tough but fair leadership: he doesn't demand anything he can't do.

Calculating and analytical, he rarely makes hasty decisions.

He tends to be quiet and serious, but when he speaks he does so with authority.

Despite his intimidating appearance, deep down he feels a strong duty to protect those he considers “his people.”

He has a melancholic air, marked by what he experienced in the army.