



| NameJanuary . . . . . . | |
| PronounsHe/Him . . | |
| Age 26 . . . . . . . . | DoB January 13ᵗʰ |
| Race Elezen . . . . . . . |
| Orientation ??? . . . . . . . |
| Status Single . . . . . . . . |
| Hair Black & Gray . . . . . . |
| Eyes Ivory . . . . . . |
| Complexion Fair, gaunt. . . . . . |
| Blemishes Neck scarring, torn ear (L) |
| Build Spindly . . . . . . |
| Height 6'6 . . . . . . |
Once a miserly man belonging to one of Ishgard's many lesser houses, January has since rejected their ideologies in favor for standing on his own. He opted to wander as a 'past time' as he so lovingly calls it. It's hard to tell with his near monotone voice if he truly enjoyed the traveling or not. To pair with his dry voice, the man has an expression of perpetual boredom, and his never-ending quest to find something to sate his interests carries ever onward.With his travels ceased due to the recent (but stalled) doomsday, he's taken up the craft of watchmaking and in spare time; refurbishing old, tarnished jewelry. There is something there unspoken in him, and if one wishes to pry into his story the amount of blank spaces outweighs the ones filled in. Surely a man of such bland and spotty backstory shouldn't have such uneven, unpredictable aether.
| Occupation Watchmaker, Jeweler . . . . . |
| Hobbies Sightseeing, Cartography, Crafts, Music, Eavesdropping, Collecting (and not using) Cigars |
| ♥️ | X |
|---|---|
| Night | Cigarette Smoke |
| Cool days | Summer |
| Quiet | Promises |
| Stargazing | Thunder |
| Lavender(color) | Nobles |
| + | ― |
|---|---|
| Patient | Aloof |
| Discreet | Over-critical |
| Courteous | Superficial |
| Protective | Untrustworthy |
| Understanding | Obsessive |

Romantic
Uninterested ♥
Considering ♥
Crush ♥
Physical ♥
Emotional ♥
Platonic
♡ Hated
♡ Acquaintances
♡ Friends
♡ Trusted
♡ Family
Knight

♡
[Companion]
You hurt his cat you get the bat.
February

♥ ♡ ♡
[Brother]
"..please stop introducing yourself to people as me."
Tsie

♥ ♡ ♡
[Warmth in dark times]
"There is much in my heart I would want to say to you. . . alas I have troubles finding the right words when you are near."