Name: Regis
Age: 45
Likes: Planning, perfection, flawless hits, omelettes
Dislikes: Sloppiness, loud noise, disorder, unprofessional conduct
Personality traits: Meticulous, cold, ruthless, sociopathic, professional
Tools of the trade: Garrote wire, poison, sniper rifles

Bio: As a lethal enigma with no apparent past, Regis cares very little for sentimentality, and even less about basic empathy. As the bearcat never had any real need for personal connections, he was largely used to being nameless - only taking the name "Regis" after it stuck upon earning a reputation for ruthless perfection. The bearcat has completed over 200 contracts without a hitch, and earned an international reputation as "The King of Killers" with Regis used as a truncated moniker for such macabre infamy. Regis is among what is considered the world's four greatest assassins, taking his place among the position of "The Pale."

A true professional to the core, Regis leaves no evidence - and has a real knack for completing his objectives with the utmost discretion and secrecy; if anyone needs a target dead by what appears to be an alleged accident, Regis is the one to call. The bearcat prefers to leave as few bodies as possible, and makes an effort to make his target the only casualty on the mission; but don't let that fool you into thinking he has a sense of scruples, he has absolutely zero regard for the lives of others - merely viewing indiscriminate killing as "unprofessional."

With a modus operandi befitting his meticulous nature, Regis plans out every step of each assassination he conducts, minimizing variables wherever possible - taking into account the psychological profile of the target, security, as well as potential weak points and exploits. Very few accidents occur on the assassin's missions - much of the supposed happenstances all according to plan.

Regis lives his life like a murderous, clockwork automaton; he wakes up at the same time every morning, eats the same omelette with exact recorded measurements, and spends most of his time devoted to his grisly profession - finding very little interest in indulging in luxuries or entertainment, even though he has amassed a fortune almost sufficient enough to buy out a small country.


Art by  Eisenheim