Eliot Chasey

Basic Info

Full name: Eliot Chasey
Nicknames: Eli, El
Gender: Male
Species: Human
Age: 21
Place of birth: Doncaster, England
Occupation: Contract killer
Sexual orientation: Bisexual
Relationship Status: Single
Spoken Languages: English, German

Appearance

Weight: 75 kg
Height: 185 cm
Build: Slim, lean muscle
Eye colour: Greyish brown
Skin colour: White
Hair colour: Chestnut
Attire: Black woollen overcoat, dark suit vest, white dress shirt, black slacks, leather boots

Family

Father: Arthur Chasey
Mother: Eva Leitz (deceased)
Uncle: Werner Leitz
Siblings: None
Children: None

Psychology & Interests

Alignment: True Neutral
Hobbies: Chess, target practice, hunting, reading
Habits: Fiddling with objects when nervous
Belief: Atheist
Likes: Honesty, coffee, intelligence, sunflowers, gloomy weather
Dislikes: Conflict, scorn, know-it-alls, empty promises, drugs, children
Phobias/Fears: Being trapped, injections
Weapons: HK Mark 23, Korth Super Sport .357, B&T VP9, SB1 Ares combat knife, Frank B Italian Stiletto 9"

Personality: Eliot is easily agitated and gets impatient quickly, but he tries his best to conceal that. He usually does so by joking around, yet he is able to remain serious when the situation so requires. He keeps his focus on his mission at all times, and doesn’t allow anything to get in his way. He is honest and loyal to those in his favour.

Backstory

Born in Doncaster, England,—as a result of his mother’s addiction to short-lived thrill—Eliot Chasey was brought up as the bastard son of Eva Leitz. She cut off contact with Eliot’s biological father shortly before his birth, due to the trouble it had caused with her spouse at the time, and raised him alone.
During his childhood, he was often left in isolation whilst his mother carelessly devoted herself to countless men, further chasing her satisfaction. Drugs had taken her away piece by piece. Money was disappearing and valuable items vanishing. Over time, they grew further apart, which drove Eliot to fend for himself in a poverty stricken life, while still having to look after his absent mother.

At the age of 15, when their financial situation was at its worst and they could no longer afford to live on their own, they moved back to his mother’s homeland, Germany. After reconnecting and making peace with Eliot’s uncle in Munich, he took them in, and their finances were not something to worry about anymore. Eliot had also managed to find himself a legitimate job and earn some extra cash.
One thing, however, did not change. Eva’s addiction was only worsening. Constant fights and arguments described this part of Eliot’s life, as his mother refused to seek help, not even for the promise of a new, easier life. It was only a matter of time before history began repeating itself, and the money they were given started to go to waste. The fights on that matter between Eva and Werner had gotten to the point where he was going to send her and Eliot back to England. On the following night of the argument, she died of an overdose.
Eliot found her in the morning. She had already looked skeletal in her life, death had only flushed her of colour. His emotions shut down at once as he stood there and watched her. He knew it was to be expected.
As the funeral would come, very few had attended. Distant relatives, old friends, exes. But even then, those whom Eliot had never seen before showed more empathy toward the dead than he ever could.

He lived on with his uncle who slowly took up a parental role, and introduced him to the underground business world, about which he kept quiet in front of Eva. Most of what he now knows he learned from Werner, who had basically turned him into his apprentice. Under his influence, at the age of 18, Eliot started working as a criminal debt collector for a German organisation.
Two years later, what led him back to the familiar streets of England was one of his missions, but what made him stay was achieved by a mutual contact. He was made an offer, and the debt collections turned into assassinations.