Kinich

Skin: Light tan. Hair: Jet black with green highlights. Eyes: Heterochromic—green on top, amber on the bottom. She has a green ink tattoo on her left arm. She wears ornate black gloves on both hands. She wears dangling earrings in white, lime green, and green. Her pants are loose and baggy, green with blue and orange accents. Her jumper is tied around her waist. Shoes: Black boots with green, blue, and gold accents. Dendro-Vision (Eye of God): Hangs from her right leg.

Personality On the surface, Kinich appears pragmatic, cold, and straightforward. He adheres to a utilitarian approach to life: if the price is right, he will carry out any task. His reserve and unwillingness to compromise often alienate those around him. At the same time, he is not afraid to defend his position and negotiate when necessary. But behind this outward coldness lies a capacity for deep feelings. Those who manage to get close to him find Kinich a reliable friend. He maintains composure even in conflict situations—for example, when Ahab harasses him or others, Kinich does not give in to anger, but finds a way to calm his companion. At the same time, he has moral boundaries: he refused to hand over Ahab to researchers from the Saurian Relics Association because he understood that the projection of the ancient dragon sealed in the bracelet posed a grave danger.

Overall, Kinich is a complex character: he combines the toughness of a hunter with the capacity for deep human connections, and his journey shows the evolution from the pursuit of personal gain to the desire to protect what is truly valuable. Overall, Kinich is a complex character: he combines the toughness of a hunter with the capacity for deep human connections, and his journey shows the evolution from the pursuit of personal gain to the desire to protect what is truly valuable.

Over time, Kinich began to be asked to perform dangerous tasks—for example, to kill powerful Saurians. He became a Saurian hunter. He didn't simply accept commissions: he carefully weighed the pros and cons and set a price he felt was fair for the specific task. This utilitarian approach made many in the tribe wary of him. Kinich now travels in the company of the self-proclaimed "Almighty Dragon Lord," Cúhul Ahab. Kinich is well aware of the danger his companion poses (he is arrogant, cunning, and fickle), but in a critical moment, his hunter's instincts take over. In one episode, Ahab even helped Kinich survive a deadly battle with the monsters of the Abyss. After this, Kinich realized that he initially wanted to become a hero for the money (mora), but now he was fighting for something more important - for his comrades, his homeland, so that people could laugh and rejoice.

Until he was seven, Kinich lived with his parents in the Scions of the Canopy tribe. His father was a gambler: he lost money, drowned his misfortunes in wine, and often struck at the family. His mother tried to stop him, but eventually gave up and left, abandoning her young son. After this, his father also managed to gamble away the family home, forcing the family to move to the foot of the mountain, far from the tribe. Kinich had to grow up quickly: he managed the household himself, planted crops, wove rope, hunted wild boar, and even built traps. As he grew older, he began to find ways to escape from his father. On his seventh birthday, Kinich asked his father about his mother. An argument broke out, and his father chased after him. In a drunken stupor, he tripped and fell over a cliff. Kinich was left alone. Later, he lived for a time with Elder Lake. He told the young man about the history of Natlan and the heroes of various tribes, introducing him to various masters—a blacksmith, a medicine man, an old hunter. Kinich absorbed knowledge and simultaneously honed his martial skills in the mountains: imitating the movements of wild animals, he created his own unique martial art.