Name: Jack Draven
Age: 35
Gender: Male
Species: Human
Height & Weight: 5ft 6in, 133 lbs
Profession: Detective of the Occult
Additional Details:
Personality:

While seemingly lethargic, he's largely calm and collected, balanced, and difficult to ruffle. He has experience, and he's done his research, a detail he carries with him and lends to others willingly. To him, in the heat of a moment, logic and practicality wins over emotions. This does not mean he is unfeeling, or completely no-nonsense, however, as he's been known to crack a few bad jokes should the atmosphere get stifling.

Strengths:

Intelligent, calm, practical, well equipped, problem solver.

Flaws:

Has jitters from trying to quit smoking, has trust issues making it difficult for him to fully connect with others, not exceptionally strong. Has a reliance on firearms, inconvenienced by the protections in this castle that stripped him of his trusty gun.

Magic/Abilities:

Having made a pact with a powerful being, he was granted the power to briefly alter time around him, including acceleration. Downside of this, however, is it puts increasing strain on his still human senses, causing vessels to gradually rupture. Generally when one's nose starts to bleed is a sign it is good time to stop.

Gear:

His trench coat lined with a number of counters to a number of paranormal beings, including metal oxides and wards.

Brief History:

Once a young aspiring detective, lowly regarded and underpaid, looking for a big case to break him into the big leagues. He dug too deep, however, investigating an extremely wealthy shadow organization that seemed to have ties in with anything and everything, and following seemingly arbitrary leads. He found them, or more like, they found him. Expecting men, he instead found... something else... the head of this business, a being like a mountain, eyes like a red sun, and mouth full of smoke, only human in general shape. Amused by the man's ability to get this far, he was offered a choice, to have all his memories of this disappear, or to work for them, and have the opportunity to be part of something far greater than anything offered in his mundane human life.

The choice was obvious.