Book Of Many OCs

📰They Won't Hear You Screaming~🔪

CLOSED

Um... So he's a serial killer... Just so you're aware... Don't expect any of this to be light hearted

➶Full name➷

Dario Peter

➶Pronunciation➷

d-ae-r-ee-oh

➶Nicknames➷

Feel free to try anything, I wish you luck.

➶Aliases➷

Most news outlets are still trying to come up with a name for him, one started calling him the Midnight Murderer though.

➶Preferred name➷

Dario

➶Age➷

20-24

➶Birthday➷

September first

➶Gender identification➷

Male

➶Sexuality/Romantic orientation➷

Pansexual

>In the closet?

Nope

➶Species➷

Human

>Any notes on this?

Nope

➶Spoken languages➷

English, Spanish

➶How others describe them➷

"He's a really sweet guy, always so nice and friendly... He's a real charmer to... Wait, what was I saying?"

➶Personality Traits➷

Charasmatic,
Deceitful,
Perceptive,
Manipulative,
Protective,
Violent,
Flirty,
Sadistic,
Insanely loyal,
Selfish,
Can seem kind,
Possessive,
A skilled actor,
Callous,
Relaxed,
Reckless,

➶Personality Description➷

I'm tired...

Dario is an interesting person to say the absolute least, the fact one can only see his true nature if he decides to let them only adding to the mystery surrounding his true intent. Most people who know him would describe him as kind, albeit a little flirtatious at times, a smile on his face and a way with people that makes him likable. Despite his seemingly good demeanour, anyone who starts to attempt getting close to him will eventually see he has a few issues, primarily with anger and empathy. Dario has the tendency to be quite agressive once his buttons start getting pushed, and while he can push it down this pent up energy will always find a way out, usually through physical violence of some kind. He also has almost no reguard for people in general, rarely viewing them as individuals or even human sometimes until he starts to feel interested in them, and even finds pleasure in people's pain. He is deathly loyal when he grows to care for people, willing to do practically anything to keep them safe even if it may come across as possessive.