+ Nobody really knows much about Kaison’s family, and he’s not about to give you his life story at all... but, he comes from a long line of pirates and thieves. Witches, that used their power to satisfy their own greed, and were damn good at it.Â
+ They never stayed in one place too long, but for a long few decades, it was believed that they destroyed the trade routes across the Indian Ocean and then set their eyes on the Pacific. Traders were often warned of perilous waters that would swallow them whole, only, most believed they were simply old wives tales.Â
+ Fast forward to the 90′s and a child was born that was.. unsettling to say the least. With one eye of silver, and another of jet black, his wailing cries in the night often brought a greater darkness upon a room than what was there before.Â
+ The elder seer passed down a prophecy that the boy would be the end of their bloodline by way of force - and he was subsequently left on the wreckage of a ship just off the coast of the Philippines.
+Â He bounced around between the streets and orphanages when it was necessary, but he much preferred his time on the streets and quickly learned that information and secrets were much more valuable and started using what he could to build himself some kind of life with it all.
+ he ended up with a lil gang of misfits running around with him (hello crows type pals - open for connects of this type)Â
+ started hearing more and more about this lil safe haven where everyone has found refuge and is pretty sure that’s not gonna fucking last and figured he can get a whole lot of sum’ sum’ outta these numpties so he and his pals travelled and set up shop on the island.
+ Working out of an antiques boutique, his professional promise is to do anything he can to get any piece a buyer wants, both legal and illegal - specializing in cursed or magical objects and elixirs
+ loves a little blood bending and doesn’t take to threats very well - happy to leave an unhappy customer festering in their darkest fears for the rest of their lives without second thought. Â
