Name: Kolton “Kol” Aldamar
Age: 15
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Appearance:
Equipment: None
Powers: Minor form of Force Persuasion and Force speed
Personality: Kol is the only one with vague memories of the siblings’ father, who abandoned the mother after conceiving Kol (do you mean Kiri?) a couple years later. Kol harbors anger towards the father that abandoned the family to their lonesome, and even blames him for their mother’s sickness and early death. Ever since the mother’s death, Kol stepped up as “the man of the family” and always looks after both of his younger siblings - even becoming overprotecting at times. He will do anything to ensure the safety of his siblings, whether it’s taking a few beatings for them or performing a couple dark jobs to earn money.
Kol is rather reckless, and will often act before thinking - especially when he is angry. He has a short-temper, and will resort to violence if need be. He will never lay a hand on his siblings, of course, but may raise his voice every once in a while to make a point. He is a distrustful person, and it may take a while before a new person can warm up to him. He feels the burden of taking care of his little siblings at such as young age, and is prone to angry outbursts and even small bouts of depression. However, he always places a strong face in front of his siblings, he can never make himself look weak - otherwise, it will demoralize both Evana and Kiri, and they don’t need that sort of nonsense amongst all of the crap they already deal on a daily basis.
Among his siblings, his rough personality has his soft spots. He can be rather playful and lightly tease both siblings, especially Kiri - the “baby” of the family. He prioritizes family above all, even his own life - and will gladly sacrifice it if need be to protect his siblings. He intends to be the best older brother possible by being self-sacrificing and protective, as the “man of the family” should.
Backstory: Kol may be the only one with vague memories of both parents - understanding that the father abandoned the family shortly after Kiri was born, and the mother fell sick and soon perished. Kol took upon the role of being “the man of the family” and took care of both of his siblings, constantly looking after them. He understood the survival of the fittest concept rather quickly, and began to commit small crimes like pickpocketing to earn money - which he would use to buy food for both of his siblings. Oftentimes, if they only had a small amount of food, Kol would willingly give his fair share to the others. He would fight through the pains of hunger and remain the strong figure that both young siblings needed.
When Kiri got sick, Kol was more than willing to work with the cartel that approached them. Evana voiced her concerns about working for a group that didn’t seem… trustworthy, to say the least. Kol, however, readily dismissed her concerns because without the cartel’s help, Kiri’s condition would only worsen. Eventually, they all agreed to join the cartel and its leader, Bel’mano. Kol performed the jobs that were requested for him, but noticed that quite a few of them members gave too much ‘attention’ to Evana. At one point, one of the cartel members openly suggested that they use the teenaged girl as a prostitute on the streets to earn some easy cash. Kol immediately threw himself at the cartel member and got into a violent fight, despite being the smaller person. The fight quickly broke up when the other members stepped up and pulled the two away, and now everyone knew that the young Kol was a person that couldn’t be messed with - and they couldn’t ‘get him out of the way’ because he was an efficient member in the cartel.
Kol continues working for the cartel, ignoring most of the guilt he carried with the crimes he has committed. However, each task’s morality is questioned, especially when the darkness of the deed keeps on escalating. Kol completely understands the concept of the survival of the fittest, but he would not want himself nor his siblings to cross that line - where they could never come back from. He hopes that his strength and wit will be enough to protect his family from the cruelties of the world, but knows that he is only one kid - one that carries an extremely heavy burden.
Theme Song: Young - Hollywood Undead
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