Ethan

Relaxed Grace
His presence in the room is noticed not by the noise, but by the sudden feeling of safety (or threat). There is no fuss, twitchiness, or soldierly stiffness in his movements.

• *Posture and posture: *He moves with a soft, almost feline grace. When standing "on guard," he doesn't stand at attention, but adopts a natural, relaxed stance—he might lean his back against a wall, keep his hands in his pockets. But this is a deceptive illusion: from this position, he can attack or shield a client in a split second.
• Glance: *Calm, "grounded," slightly absent-minded for an amateur, but in reality, scanning. He rarely looks a person directly in the eye unless there's an operational need, preferring to assess their hands, distance, and surroundings.
  Emotional world: "Absolute zero"
  His lack of emotion isn't a result of mental trauma or stupidity, but a conscious choice and professional deformation. Emotions slow down reactions, so he's turned them off.
• Restraint: *It's impossible to provoke him into a dare. Insults, shouting, and the client's panic—all this is just "white noise" for him. He answers dryly, to the point, often in monosyllables.
• Stress Resistance: *In a critical situation, when everyone else starts to panic, his pulse seems to slow down. The worse the circumstances, the colder and more calculating his mind becomes.
• Attitude toward the client: Professional detachment. He doesn't seek to become a friend or conversationalist. For him, the protected object is valuable cargo that must be delivered from point A to point B safe and sound. However, behind this coldness lies an absolute, almost religious, fidelity to the contract.

3. Interaction with weapons: The way he holds a knife or a gun reveals him to be a master of the highest order. There is no pathos, no cinematic poses, or a desire to show off. Speech habits and habits

Voice: Quiet, even, deep. He never raises his voice because he knows that those who need to hear him will hear him, and those who don't need to hear him shouldn't.