Thanatas Kraisorn

 

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Full name: Thanatas Kraisorn, ธนธัส ไกรษร
Nickname: Than
Species: Human (Thaumaturge)
Nationality: Thai-Empyrean
Affiliation: God's Pledge
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Birthday: September 15
Hair color: Black, commonly dyed blue
Eye color: Gray
Height: 5'8" / 173 cm
Weight: 130 lbs / 59 kg
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Sexual orientation: Bisexual
Relationship status: Single
He doesn't keep too many friends, but he's especially warmed up to new cadet Toby Albright and the Peacekeeper captain, Count Palatine Eon Harken (to whom he jokingly refers as "Count Harkula."
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Personality: Though he's an extreme introvert and likes to keep conversations short, Than will defend anyone in danger if he sees it, and the one thing he can't stand is bullying in any capacity. Looking past his dark magic and avoidance of people in general (as he never has any idea what to say or do), he cares very deeply for the well-being of others, whether he knows them personally or not. Than's desire to make a positive difference in society was what led him to join God's Pledge, despite mixed reception of his "distasteful" combat methods, and become a Peacekeeper.
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Appearance: A young man of Thai descent, with a slightly sallow complexion and a look of perpetual calm. He likes to dye his hair blue to distinguish himself as a member of the Peacekeepers.
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Likes: Quiet moments, being with comfortable people, K-pop (he wants to emulate idol fashion)
Dislikes: Sudden intrusions and pushiness
Hobbies: Inventing contraptions and gear to combat Remnants
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Abilities
He earned a bad reputation for his channeling thaumaturgy, which involves turning negative, hateful energy into potent curses and, in a worst-case scenario, full-on demonic apparitions for him to command. The fact he's strongest in places filled with death and bloodshed is considered somewhat unsavory, even by Thauma standards. Despite this, he believes there is some amount of catharsis in facing the past, and he hopes that his intervention helps to dispel any lingering trauma--the closest thing he's ever seen to "ghosts."