Nicknames:
James, known as Moriarty to those in the criminal underworld.
Age:
25
Gender:
Male
Appearance:

Personality:
James Moriarty isn't what you'd call 'good' by any means. He's manipulative, bored, genius, and pretty much a terrible person. He holds a nearly eidetic coupled with a high intellect. James enjoys toying with people and causing events to unfold. He has planned many robberies, assassinations, and terrorist plans. You could, if you were to label him, call him a consultant criminal. James doesn't do the criminal business for the money, he simply does it to rid himself of boredom. He is a sociopath who kills out of boredom. He does not fear death nor torture. In fact, he'd probably die smiling.
James is not however, your everyday ignorant human. He does have knowledge of the supernatural due to studying it quite a bit. For this very reason, he wears charms of all kinds: iron crosses, wolfsbane, ect ect. He not only has protection against most weak supernatural creatures, but he is capable of trapping demons in Enochian traps or traps resembling those of Solomon's. "Why?" you may ask. It's simple really, he can see creatures most cannot. He even has a small fairy trapped in his home to prove to those he has alliances with that he is not simply insane.
James however, does not show who he is openly or how he acts. He makes his body language mimic that of someone who has no secrets and is simply benevolent. He works as a scientist and is known to the public as an inventor. James has majored in Psychology and quite a few scientific subjects, meaning that he is very much capable of pulling of the facade of a simple, calm, and kind scientist. If you were to the scientists he works with how he is, you'd most likely get the response of "James is a nice guy."
Dreams:
James has no particular ambition other than to cure himself of boredom. Perhaps this is the reason for his sociopath-like personality, who knows?
Likes and Dislikes:
+ Chess
+ Geniuses
+ Psychopaths
+ Literature
+ Sinful people
+ Fun
+ Classical Music
- Idiots
- Boredom
- Hot-headed fools
- The labels 'good' and 'evil'
Bio:
James Moriarty was born to a rich family that has a deep connection to the little town of Reaper. His father and mother weren't particularly bad nor good at doing their jobs as parents. The two were nice enough and did not ever lay a finger on James. This was the worst childhood James could have asked for. There was no fun in it, there was no drama, and they didn't even have a dog. It was all peaceful and quiet. His family didn't have financial troubles and he was an only child, meaning that he couldn't even argue with siblings. His parents, in their whole marriage, only argued once and that was over a trivial matter. James probably would not have survived his childhood had he not had any books to read.
The books he did read however, were quite advanced for a child of his age to have been reading. He read Machiavelli, Shakespear, Sir Conan Doyle, and lovecraft in his free time. When he was with his tutor however, he read books regarding psychology, science, medicine, mathematics, and history. He only really put an effort into Psychology and Science, with the occasional bit of medicine. He read book upon book concerning these three subjects and ended up psycho-analyzing his family. As it turned out, his parents weren't as happy as they seemed. The two were having affairs with different people as shown through the state of their clothing, their subtle expressions, and their reactions to specific words he mentioned. James ended up using this to destroy them both. He revealed their secrets to the world and ended up innocently asking his parents why they seemed so nervous. James had broken them and subsequently forced them both to accidentally kill themselves. They both had not intended to die, they had simply intended to change their appearances and run, but it seems that they were simply to anxious to be cautious. They supposedly both died in separate car crashes, a strange hole found in both of their gas tanks. Foul play was put into consideration, but no culprit was found. The two were both proclaimed dead and the young son was left on his own, having been told that his parents had recently died. James played the part of a heartbroken child and easily escaped all suspicion. After all, who would suspect a mere child?
Eventually, James grew up and ended up moving through the ranks of a crime syndicate. He had started small by committing pretty crimes and getting the attention of gangs. He then destroyed those gangs and started his own Mafia. Although his was much more organized than a few ruffians occasionally hiding out in a shared safehouse. His mafia's safehouse was a club reserved specifically for his Mafia members. The safe-house contained weapons, money, and jobs for members to carry out. Eventually, people heard of him and began asking around for Moriarty. They found the consultant criminal and he once again, climbed up the ranks in the criminal world. His syndicate, however, ended up failing and crashing down around him. The Mafia he had created decided to govern itself with a new leader and he was sent out of it. It didn't particularly bother him however. He simply decided to work on his own. As for his public life, he sped through schooling and quickly became recognized as a respected individual in the scientific community. James joined a research team which operated in Reaper and ended up acting on his supernatural knowledge, and a few coincidences he had seen. For example, the fact that supernatural activity seemed to have been low in the area and that the town was named "Reaper."
Why are you here in Reaper?:
To investigate, after all, myths are based on truths. At least a part of the myth must be true.
Do you believe in Reaper's myth?:
Yes, it seems very unlikely that there would be a sort of ward around the town without a reason for there being one. It's either that or James is simply insane.
Do you believe in otherworld entities?:
Yes, James has, after all, seen a few of them throughout his life. It would be idiotic of him to dismiss them as his imagination, for constructs of the mind cannot move objects.
What position are you?:
Scientist
