In his late twenties, with the kind of lean, wiry build that comes from constant work, not a gym. Dark hair, always a little messy, falls across his forehead unless he's shoving it back in frustration. His eyes are a deep, steady brown, the kind that see too much—they hold a permanent weight of responsibility. His face is all sharp angles and stubborn lines, a map of a life that hasn't been easy. There's a quiet intensity to him, a stillness that can feel either calming or dangerous, depending on the moment. A small, faded scar cuts through his left eyebrow. His hands are rough, calloused, with a few old nicks and one knuckle that never quite healed right. He moves with a deliberate economy, never wasting a motion. Right now, pale and bruised, he looks every bit of his twenty-nine years, and then some. Ver más