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Description
redid his design.

"Hatchet"
name: Emory Saevas
age: 26
height: 5'11"
occupation: henchman
residence: somewhere in New York city
personality: impatient, fast-thinking, righteous, analytical (but jumps to conclusions), short-tempered, dishonest, rash, sly, manipulative, self-destructive, pessimistic, secretive, stubborn, uncouth, tends to think in black and white, judgemental
habits/lifestyle: heavy smoker and drinker, also a heroin addict, lives in cheap apartments or is sometimes homeless, poor hygiene, insomniac, adrenaline addict (which he gets through violence or sex, usually the former).
bio: grew up in a poor NYC family that relied on drug dealing to get by, often met with violence and legal and financial issues. He moved out at 16, only to take up the same occupation, living in various areas. Through this black market business he found out of the underground business of henching--working for villains of organized crime, like a super gang. He got involved in these, but his keen sense of justice nagging on him tended to lead him to act against the will of his boss--so he has been fired many, many times. He currently works for a relatively successful, yet completely insane, elusive man who calls himself the "Black Falcon." The tasks he assigns tend to be completely bizarre, but not very threatening, so the police are not very concerned about him--and bigger league master villains laugh at him. Nonetheless, Hatchet (who among his coworkers is known as "Kestrel"), is easily one of the most skilled (or even remotely serious) henchmen, and one of Falcon's favourites.
However, when he isn't working or drinking or getting in fights, he attempts to justify his criminal record by assuming the identity of Hatchet, a lone vigilante. Though his methods are unconventional by the more heroic types (not to mention inhumane), he does bring criminals to justice. But often he rewards himself in a way that is not looked at highly--such as stealing what thieves stole for his own gain, and sometimes skipping enacting justice all together and breaking in places for financial profit. Though he does not see himself as a criminal, the police certainly do. But he is also elusive and clever, and very good at fighting and strategy, so he has yet to be caught. Besides, his thefts are not often, and he doesn't hurt anyone, aside from the occasional broken rib or jaw or arm.
weapons: hatchet, switchblade, old hand gun that doesn't seem to work, fists

Description
redid his design.

"Hatchet"
name: Emory Saevas
age: 26
height: 5'11"
occupation: henchman
residence: somewhere in New York city
personality: impatient, fast-thinking, righteous, analytical (but jumps to conclusions), short-tempered, dishonest, rash, sly, manipulative, self-destructive, pessimistic, secretive, stubborn, uncouth, tends to think in black and white, judgemental
habits/lifestyle: heavy smoker and drinker, also a heroin addict, lives in cheap apartments or is sometimes homeless, poor hygiene, insomniac, adrenaline addict (which he gets through violence or sex, usually the former).
bio: grew up in a poor NYC family that relied on drug dealing to get by, often met with violence and legal and financial issues. He moved out at 16, only to take up the same occupation, living in various areas. Through this black market business he found out of the underground business of henching--working for villains of organized crime, like a super gang. He got involved in these, but his keen sense of justice nagging on him tended to lead him to act against the will of his boss--so he has been fired many, many times. He currently works for a relatively successful, yet completely insane, elusive man who calls himself the "Black Falcon." The tasks he assigns tend to be completely bizarre, but not very threatening, so the police are not very concerned about him--and bigger league master villains laugh at him. Nonetheless, Hatchet (who among his coworkers is known as "Kestrel"), is easily one of the most skilled (or even remotely serious) henchmen, and one of Falcon's favourites.
However, when he isn't working or drinking or getting in fights, he attempts to justify his criminal record by assuming the identity of Hatchet, a lone vigilante. Though his methods are unconventional by the more heroic types (not to mention inhumane), he does bring criminals to justice. But often he rewards himself in a way that is not looked at highly--such as stealing what thieves stole for his own gain, and sometimes skipping enacting justice all together and breaking in places for financial profit. Though he does not see himself as a criminal, the police certainly do. But he is also elusive and clever, and very good at fighting and strategy, so he has yet to be caught. Besides, his thefts are not often, and he doesn't hurt anyone, aside from the occasional broken rib or jaw or arm.
weapons: hatchet, switchblade, old hand gun that doesn't seem to work, fists