Aruktai Olkund

Aruktai Olkund
Aruktai of the Olkund
Race	Unknown
Clan	Unknown
Citizenship	Unaffiliated
Age	31
Height	7 fulms, 6 ilms
Weight	275 ponz
Occupation	Mercenary & Clan Centurio Hunter

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Character

Appearance

As a testament to his tribe's focus on selective breeding Aruktai boasts a tall and exceptionally well built physique that is more often than not further enhanced by thick steel armour of a jet black hue. To some his appearance may come across as intimidating, especially when one considers the exotic nature of his horns and scales; both of which match the colour of his armour. Where there are no scales there is skin of a dark bronze hue. A pair of golden eyes study whatever is around him with a measure of intensity. Aruktai looks to be somewhere in his early to mid thirties. His mannerisms, stance and facial expressions can best be described as stern, stoic and humourless. He does not, however, appear to be antisocial or unfriendly.

Personality

Although not lacking in intelligence or skill with a blade it would not be a lie to consider Aruktai to be rather odd by Eorzean standards. Although it is clear that the Au Ra makes an effort to adjust to an Eorzean way of life he is set in his ways and continues to embrace many elements of his tribal upbringing. He has a habit of taking statements at face value nor does he appear to understand jokes even if they are at his expense. He is, however, fiercely protective of those who prove their worth to him...or whoever happens to hire him for a task.

Aruktai often speaks in an unusual manner - often voicing a desire for 'efficiency' and basing many of his actions around just that. To some this may come across as clinical, arrogant and frigid - though he ultimately means well even if he insists that he knows what is best for those around him.

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