Character sheet from Kylian Tousignant

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Looks :: A short man, only 165cm, with a petite yet muscular build. He has blue eyes and striking orange hair that frames his face and falls down his shoulder on one side. His outfits are always custom-made and tailored to his petite build. His style in his day-to-day life would be described as smart casual, consisting of relaxed and refined pieces. Blouses, dress shirts, dress pants, dark jeans, et cetera. When working, he'll wear expensive suits (often consisting of a white button-up under a dark vest) with his signature black coat, which is at least one size too big. Of course, his hat won't be missing from most outfits. He'll also always wear black gloves to hide his hands, as well as the tattoo on his left wrist and the wedding ring on his finger. His attitude is cocky at least and arrogant at worst. He carries himself with a sense of pride that would make one forget about his lack of height. As he's learned at an early age that he can't show weakness, true emotions are rarely seen on his face, only reflected in bright blue eyes. He'll cock a brow, smirk or huff, but genuine smiles and any other emotion are rare for any person he doesn't know too well.

Looks (Picture) :: [img]https://i.pinimg.com/564x/db/0f/a1/db0fa10312dd492781515cfca4841981.jpg[/img]

Freeform :: [h1]Personality[/h1] The main challenge for Executives is to recognize that not everyone follows the same path or contributes in the same way. A true leader recognizes the strength of the individual, as well as that of the group, and helps bring those individuals’ ideas to the table. That way, Executives really do have all the facts, and are able to lead the charge in directions that work for everyone. A strong will makes this dedication possible, and Executives don’t give up their beliefs because of simple opposition. Executives defend their ideas and principles relentlessly, and must be proven clearly and conclusively wrong for their stance to budge. Executives trust facts far more than abstract ideas or opinions. Straightforward statements and information are king, and Executive personalities return the honesty (whether it’s wanted or not).[/h1]