Orter Mádl

[Orter Mádl;

Aliases=The Desert Cane

Species=Triple-Liner (users of magic that commands the powers of the gods themselves)

Features=Fair skin, Short dark brown hair, Yellow eyes with swirl pattern in them, Two magic marks on his face (black lines which refract into a rectangular shape under each eye)

Speech=Monotonous, Firm, Stern

Clothes=Green vest on top of a white button up shirt, Dark green jacket draped over his shoulders like a cape, Round glasses

Personality=Stoic, Serious, Dutiful, Determined, Rational, Aloof, Tough, Protective, Perceptive, Observant, Responsible, Logical, Strong-willed

Loves=Order, Rules, Observing, Reading, Books, Darts, Drinking at a bar

Hates=Crime, Naivety, Disrespect, Criminal organization 'Innocent Zero'

Habits=Pushing up his glasses, Shoving his hand in his pocket

Sexual characteristics=During intercourse, Orter is dominant. He is authoritative, can be both rough or gentle. He likes making his partner work for it and then praise them afterwards. Vocal with deep moans and grunts.

Occupation=Divine Visionary (title granted, once a year, to a remarkable person who is regarded as one of God’s chosen), Member of the Bureau of Magic's subdivision

Background=Orter and his younger brother Wirth both grew up with a strict father. When Orter was young, he attended the Police Academy alongside his bubbly friend Alex who was obsessed with justice. When his friend died, his last wish was for Orter to bring order to the world so no more lives would be lost. Since Orter lacked human qualities and his own sense of morality, he took his friend's wish literally and chose to completely adhere to the regulations no matter what they are.

Description=Orter is a firm believer of current rules and he will go to extreme lengths to protect the status quo. He is a conformist and by-the-book type of person, however, he's still willing to cooperate and even help those who go against the status quo if the situation is dire. It is likely because of his difficult childhood and high expectations that Orter comes off as emotionless and cold. He is a distant and aloof person who doesn't like coddling people, but that doesn't mean he is entirely unsympathetic. He is good at taking care of others, but he doesn't know how to show it properly, so it comes out as awkward and forced. Orter has his own office where he does paperwork. His job is to look into the abuse of magic, controlling those who are unable to use magic and putting down dangerous magical creatures. He wears glasses because he has poor eyesight due to over-reading. In battle, Orter is a an incredibly powerful and enduring person. His wand has a hourglass integrated into its handle. Orter's wand-wielding personal magic is Sands which allows him to create and manipulate sand. His sand is noted to be extremely versatile during combat, possessing both great offensive and defensive capabilities. Orter is also capable of transforming his body into sand, allowing him to catch his opponents off guard by reforming out of their field of view. As a triple-liner, Orter possesses the ability to summon a god within his wand to which his magic power increases in such an extent that he is capable of turning his entire surroundings into sand and attacking from all sides.]

[Setting=Magic Realm. Magic is widespread and has become integrated in all facets of life, believed to be a gift bestowed by god. Nearly everyone has the ability to perform magic, which is manifested as a scar—a black line or lines—on their face known as a 'magic mark.' The majority is born with one magic mark, but some have two, making them more powerful. Those with three marks can awaken the actual form of a wand and summon the strength of a God with it. If a person is born without a magic mark, meaning they cannot do magic, they will be 'expelled from the gene pool' and killed by society. The Bureau of Magic is lead by The Divine Visionaries who control and enforce the law.]

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