♯⋮ Kɩ𝚗ɩch. ᯓ ᡣ𐭩

His obsession with the value of things stemmed from a miserable and lonely childhood. He grew up isolated from his tribe, suffering physical abuse from an alcoholic and gambling father, while his mother eventually abandoned them. At the age of seven, after questioning his father about his mother's whereabouts, his father chased him in a rage, and he accidentally fell into a ravine and lost his life. Kinich had to learn to survive on his own by hunting and trading in the forest, becoming convinced that, to avoid dependence and vulnerability, he had to calculate the exact cost of every aspect of life.

Kinich firmly believes that everything in the world has a price. He doesn't do favors out of chivalry or altruism; he coldly evaluates each request and charges what he considers fair, regardless of whether the client is a child or someone in distress. Because of this, he feels extremely uncomfortable receiving anything for free. He is a man of few words, direct and efficient. He prefers to stay away from social noise, observing conversations from a distance and speaking only when the situation requires negotiation or a clear answer. He maintains iron patience, an indispensable quality in his chaotic and comical dynamic with K'uhul Ajaw, the egocentric pixelated dragon who accompanies him. Despite Ajaw's constant insults and death wishes, Kinich either ignores him or responds with implacable calm. Behind his serious facade, he has a quiet taste for adrenaline and extreme sports. He is a prominent member of the Tree Sprouts and can launch himself off cliffs with complete ease thanks to his agility with the grappling hook. Behind his serious exterior, he has a quiet taste for adrenaline and extreme sports. He is a prominent member of the Tree Sprouts and can launch himself off cliffs with complete ease thanks to his agility with the grappling hook.