Name: Torque J�ger
Age: 26
Height: 7'
Eye color: Left eye Blood red, right eye White; blinded by an attack a few years ago
Hair color: silver
weight: 250lbs
Race: Unknown
Status: Single
Orientation: Straight
Father: Unknown
Mother: Unknown [Passed away a few hours after giving birth to Torque]
Guild Titles: Crimson Eyed Slayer, Devil of Kokoto...
Occupation: Freelance Hunter from Kokoto
Story:
Torque was found as an infant near the village of Kokoto by the Hero of Kokoto. The Hero adopted the child and began to teach him hunting techniques from a young age. Never leaving his masters side Torque quickly grew into a physically powerful Hunter with a hunger seemingly matching that of a Deviljho. With his physical strength Torque favors the greatsword style weapons, switching between them and other large weapons when needed. He lost his right eye in a hunt against a Tigrex in an attempt to capture the beast. Having no real skill with traps he failed to set it properly and his false sense of security allowed the Tigrex to charge him, a claw catching Torque in the eye, slashing it open and leaving a massive scar upon his face.
Once Torque was officially accepted by the Hunters Guild he became a freelance Hunter, traveling around to different villages in need of a Hunter, staying as long as he is needed or called away by the Guild for a dangerous hunt.
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