Harlan Chelsey

"...my glass is half empty."

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Name: Harlan Chelsey

Bonded At: Serpent's Reach Caer

Bonded To: Kihess

Age: 25

Rank: Mercenary Marine

Sex: Male

Species: Human

Height: 5' 9"

Skin: Pale, pale white.

Hair: Black-brown

Eyes: Grey

Mate: None

Children: Um. No.

Physical Description: Short, for a man, but of the compact kind, Chelsey's in pretty good physical shape. His face is oval-shaped, with wide set, grey eyes, a rather small nose, and a mouth set permanently with a slight frown. His hair is cut short, and it's a dark, nearly black colour, contrasting with his waxy skin. He prefers to wear dark colours, be they in uniform or casual wear.

Personality: Harlan Chelsey is, to put it bluntly, a stubborn ass. He does everything with deliberate slowness and care, everything he says is thought over first, if it's possible to do so. Of course, being a marine calls for quick reflexes, and when it comes to those life-saving, fraction-of-a-second actions, he can do it. For the most part, though, he bases everything he does on the worst-outcomes he can think up, which tends to come across as major pessimism to anyone who has the fortune to be around him.

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Name:	Harlan Chelsey
Bonded At:	Serpent's Reach Caer
Bonded To:	Kihess
Age:	25
Rank:	Mercenary Marine
Sex:	Male
Species:	Human
Height:	5' 9"
Skin:	Pale, pale white.
Hair:	Black-brown
Eyes:	Grey
Mate:	None
Children:	Um. No.
Physical Description:	Short, for a man, but of the compact kind, Chelsey's in pretty good physical shape. His face is oval-shaped, with wide set, grey eyes, a rather small nose, and a mouth set permanently with a slight frown. His hair is cut short, and it's a dark, nearly black colour, contrasting with his waxy skin. He prefers to wear dark colours, be they in uniform or casual wear.
Personality:	Harlan Chelsey is, to put it bluntly, a stubborn ass. He does everything with deliberate slowness and care, everything he says is thought over first, if it's possible to do so. Of course, being a marine calls for quick reflexes, and when it comes to those life-saving, fraction-of-a-second actions, he can do it. For the most part, though, he bases everything he does on the worst-outcomes he can think up, which tends to come across as major pessimism to anyone who has the fortune to be around him.