Here is my character. I did research and everything I have added including events and my mythical object are based in fact or folklore of the regions.
Name: Devin Coal
Age: 19
Gender: Male
Relic: Maui’s Six Ropes of the Sun (Polynesians Legend - Maui used six ropes given to him by a mysterious old woman to snare the sun to that it would no longer run away. He then used the ropes to tame the sun and later used them during his other epics) Now Devin uses the ropes as armor and weapons due to their ability to never be broken as well as make him impervious to heat. He wears them on his arms and legs as rigging gauntlets found in Muay Thai. They also have the ability to glow when danger is near; therefore, he uses them to track the darkness and combat it.
Personality: Serious and quiet is what describes Devin. He is interested in security and peaceful living. Extremely thorough, responsible, and dependable . Well-developed powers of concentration. Usually interested in supporting and promoting traditions and establishments. Well-organized and hard working, they work steadily towards identified goals. They can usually accomplish any task once they have set their mind to it.
Bio: Devin grew up in a family that traveled regularly. He was born in Auckland, New Zealand; however, was raised throughout the pacific island and Southeast Asia due to his father’s job. During his time in Thailand he fell in love with Muay Thai after seeing a sparring match at his school. From then on he devoured every bit of training and technique he could find.
During his early years of practicing Muay Thai his family and friends worried about his slight obsession over the martial arts. Even Devin to a degree couldn’t explain why he felt so compelled to master a fighting style. Instead he continued to play it off as a passionate hobby. Over the years this continued until it was a reality that Devin truly enjoyed practicing and sparring Muay Thai.
While on a family trip to the Indonesian island of Java Devin took a boating trip where he was giving a guided tour for some tourists. Working on the boat his guests said they saw some odd lights in the water. Curious Devin saw the light and anchored the boat. After a quick free dive he pulled up six braided cords of rope which were still glowing even outside the warm dark water.
Bringing the ropes back he kept them and for several months they continued to glow brighter and brighter. He took them with him when he returned to New Zealand with his family only to see them stop glowing as they drew further and further away from the island of Java. It was has now been called one of the early tragedies of the unknown darkness two days later the island of Java was hit by a massive earthquake killing thousands.
Since then several events have drawn Devin to the realization that the ropes glow brighter and brighter when doom or danger is nearby. No example was greater than the one where he saw his mom and dad board the Malaysian flight MH370. Shortly after he got the news that all those on board and the plane were lost he returned to Thailand where his friends took him in.
Bio: Devin grew up in a family that traveled regularly. He was born in Auckland, New Zealand; however, was raised throughout the pacific island and Southeast Asia due to his father’s job. During his time in Thailand he fell in love with Muay Thai after seeing a sparring match at his school. From then on he devoured every bit of training and technique he could find.
During his early years of practicing Muay Thai his family and friends worried about his slight obsession over the martial arts. Even Devin to a degree couldn’t explain why he felt so compelled to master a fighting style. Instead he continued to play it off as a passionate hobby. Over the years this continued until it was a reality that Devin truly enjoyed practicing and sparring Muay Thai.
While on a family trip to the Indonesian island of Java Devin took a boating trip where he was giving a guided tour for some tourists. Working on the boat his guests said they saw some odd lights in the water. Curious Devin saw the light and anchored the boat. After a quick free dive he pulled up six braided cords of rope which were still glowing even outside the warm dark water.
Bringing the ropes back he kept them and for several months they continued to glow brighter and brighter. He took them with him when he returned to New Zealand with his family only to see them stop glowing as they drew further and further away from the island of Java. It was has now been called one of the early tragedies of the unknown darkness two days later the island of Java was hit by a massive earthquake killing thousands.
Since then several events have drawn Devin to the realization that the ropes glow brighter and brighter when doom or danger is nearby. No example was greater than the one where he saw his mom and dad board the Malaysian flight MH370. Shortly after he got the news that all those on board and the plane were lost he returned to Thailand where his friends took him in.
