Name
Okmin

"Well, who are you?"

[Gender
Male

"No, I will not prove it."

Appearance
Okmin's face tends to be hidden by a hood, which he only takes off when he feels completely secure. His brown hair comes down to just above his bright blue eyes, which seem strangely out of place on someone who surrounds himself with as much black as possible. His skin is slightly pale from habitually avoiding light and wearing exclusively lightweight, dark clothing to cover as much of his body as possible. His expression (when it's visible, of course) is calculating; his eyes jump around quickly, taking in every detail of a situation in as little time as possible.

"Yeah, I'm looking at you. But why are you looking at me?"

Powers
Invisibility: Turns invisible. Nothing less, nothing more; he still makes footprints, dust and snow can collect on him, he can still be touched. Just not seen, and his shadow isn't there (logically, if something's invisible that means light goes straight through it).
Reflexes: Okmin has incredibly fast reflexes, allowing him to doge or block most incoming attacks. Of course, there are two big gaps in relying too much on his quick reaction time. One, some things are extremely fast. Anything up to, say, as fast as a professional baseball pitch is easy for him to deal with. Faster than that, however, and he's strained to keep up. Two, he obviously needs to see something coming to be able to react.
Senses: With a good amount of concentration, he can hear and see extremely well. For example, he can see the pores on someone's skin and hear a whispered conversation from across a room. The major flaw here is that using this ability requires him to devote almost all his attention to hearing/sight, so he can't do much else besides sit around while using this. Also, he can't focus his hearing on a particular conversation or sound very well, so in places with any amount of crowding this is all but useless. Very helpful for eavesdropping on completely private meetings, however.
Speed: The ability to perform any action up to three times faster than normal, at the cost of tiring quickly. Okmin tends to limit his use of this in combat to getting our of particularly bad situations, mostly because he doesn't exactly have the stamina of an ox, being more accustomed to quick, came-from-behind kills instead of drawn out fights.
Telekinesis: Okmin has the ability to mentally manipulate objects up to the size of small car, but throwing things around takes more energy.

"First I'll run circles around you 'til your eyes roll, then stab you in both kidneys before I decapitate you. Now, if you'll just stand over here please..."

Weapon
Two long, curved swords made of glass that shimmer in the light like water. Enchanted to be as hard as diamond and sharp enough to cut the average person in half. Beyond that, there's nothing particularly special about them.

"I tried to cut a cake with it once. The table died."

Familiar
Okmin's familiar is a huge, four-foot tall black eagle that likes to circle overhead and dive into fights to get in some rakes with its claws. He named it Nacht (night) for it's midnight black feathers.

"Before you ask, no, he is not a raven, and no, I am not compensating for anything."

Personality
Okmin is secretive and slow to trust. He tends to keep to himself and only speak when absolutely necessary, although he does make an exception for mocking people who get on his nerves, or he's about to kill. However, he is mostly open to at least speaking to new acquaintances - he tends to assume that anyone he doesn't need to kill can't be that bad - and will joke around with people as the situation permits. On the other hand, once he begins to dislike someone it is very hard to change his opinion. Okmin is extremely stubborn once his mind is made up and as such will be extremely loyal to his close friends, but also holds grudges almost forever. His sense of humor is mostly dry and at times he comes off as condescending; when he's in a bad mood he becomes extremely cynical and sarcastic, and will lash out at anyone who touches a never, no matter who or how lightly. He is completely honest with everyone unless there is an obvious disadvantage to telling the truth over lying (he will only lie to avoid negative outcomes, not to necessarily to create positive ones. Because of this and his difficulty trusting people, Okmin has trouble making decisions affecting others (except ones involving their deaths) and will often simply not respond to such prompts. He does, however, have a very strong sense of morality and will go to great lengths to stick to it.

"Yes?"

Final Power
Okmin releases a minor blast of telekinetic energy in all directions, just enough to stun most enemies in about a ten or fifteen foot radius for several minutes (some very small things may be thrown back several feet) and then jumps between each target fast to enough to appear like a blur, slashing at things as he sees fit. The telekinesis itself takes precious seconds to focus and release energy, leaving him momentarily vulnerable when preparing to use this. The physical attack part takes an enormous amount of energy to perform, leaving him exhausted afterwards, but virtually everything affected will die. This is always a last resort when he is completely surrounded, or about to be.

"This is the part where you lie down and bleed."

Fighting Style
As is probably obvious, Okmin prefers his kills to be quick, clean, and silent. However, it is a bit difficult to assassinate an entire army, so he can hold is own in "real" face-to-face combat. His technique relies on striking quickly and immediately getting out of harm's way. Thus he primarily uses slashing motions that can be easily chained together or adapted to a parry with minimal effort, and can switch smoothly between opponents based on who is nearest and easiest to get at. The main benefit to him is that he gets plenty of flexibility in fights and is able to quickly change his next move based on what his enemy is about to do. This technique is graceful and fluid, a fact which is somewhat surprising considering his abrupt personality.

"Stabbing is overrated. You don't stab someone's limbs off. You cut them."

Theme Song
Time of Dying (Three Days Grace)

Notes
Has a tendency to make things up as he goes along, even when speaking. Results in some interesting half-completed sentences. Also a bit of a pyromaniac