NameDural Dashir
Age25
AppearanceClassificationEfreet (Fire Djinn)
The Efreeti are a powerful race of Djinn as well as the ones with a connection to flame and the nine hells. All Efreeti are often seen as cruel and fierce while still holding a warped sense of honor.
Powers- All Efreeti have exceptional control of flame.
- Dural has extraordinary strength and durability.
- Dural is capable of propelling himself moderate distances with a fiery burst.
- Dural can restore his stamina and heal wounds while within a source of extreme heat. 500 degrees or more.
Artifacts or Skills -
positive-
- Martial arts training, all Efreeti children are taught to fight so as to not bring dishonor by being captured or defeated.
- Magical Aptitude. While most of this training would be to control the flames that burn within, he has a natural capability in magical arts, this is the capability that led to the notion of genies and wishes.
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negative-
- Dural has no tact, none, at all.
- While skilled in hand to hand, weapon combat tends to be difficult, wooden weapons tend to catch fire in his hands and metal warps, so he has little to no experience using them, this also extends to firearms, the plastic tends to melt and the weapons are rendered useless.
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- Due to the fiery nature of his being he cannot withstand prolonged exposure to cold weather and tends to bundle up quite heavily or will expend his strength to keep himself warm.
- Dural has a tendency to be overly prideful and will attack anything mercilessly that insults him or his race.
Biography Dural Dashir is the son of an average Efreeti family, no nobility, but not slaves. Dural was taught early on that he was born of a greater race, pride was instilled in him from birth, lesser beings held under foot for the betterment of him and his kind. Dural was trained to wield his power as a deadly weapon, for only through conquest and domination could you advance, only then could you live in the luxuries that the worlds had to offer, and so he carved a path through any that seemed to weak to stand against him, lesser devils and demons, other djinn if they made such a mistake, and of course humans. Humans were the worst, they were as greedy and ambitious as him, but they lacked the strength to get there, they would even stoop to asking Djinn for help, some would even try to bind them. Dural thought the attempts were adorable, sometimes he would even help a human or two, just to show the other Efreet he had time and excess to throw it away to humans.
Dural began to gain a sort of reputation among his people, they began to call him the unbound, they did so because of the risky behavior he had begun taking on, he began to taunt the humans, daring them to try and bind him, he had seen that with every failed binding his status grew, but so did the number of attempts. Humans would try and try to bind him, to take away his will and enslave him, but he would escape each time, that is until he came across a man too powerful, Ezekiel Cromwell, a disgusting human able to bind him, not since the time of Solomon had this happened. Now with his capture, Dural has lost it all, every once of respect and power, he was disgraced, and left with only one option, obey Cromwells orders, at least until he could kill him.
((Hopefully this is up to snuff.))
@The Narrator