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To be turned male to become this character
Jinzo- He is a Tri’veen, Tri’veen are Ram-cat-goat lust demons that are partnered with unicorn familiars. They are naked save for their long hair that can be used as a weapon. They have spines in their arms and legs that are retractable and filled with poison. Their hands have jagged claws and are burnt up to their elbows, their feet burnt up to their knees. They have a sub species called Tri’aal who wear clothing as they are supposed to be cute. Tri’veen wear clothing when on important assignments in the human world. Jinzo, at 15 feet in height, though normally only eight feet tall, his horns are the biggest ever recorded. He has pale skin with the black lines of his species flecked across it. His hands, wrists and forearms are burnt looking jet black with jagged claws. His first appearance is in the prequel novel. Since then he has returned to the sewers and helps Mukunda in his goals. At first he is normally a very quiet, shy man, he doesn't speak much as his human language is choppy at best, but it's easy to warm up to his gentle understanding nature. After the death of someone important to him, Jinzo gains the ability to change his hair color at will, and his position changes dependent on whom he is partnered with. He turns from a shy wallflower into a seductive deviant.
Jinzo (Human Form): His hair is shoulder length and red, or whatever color and length he desires, he is the only demon able to do this. reasons unknown at present. He lacks horns and he dresses in dark buisness suits, hoodies, robes, jeans, shorts, veils or whatever he feels like. He stands at 6'1. his frame is thin but masculine and covered in tattoos and piercings.
He overall is a stand up individual who takes charge in his position as Headmaster of the human witch and wizard public high school, Grim Dark. He is no nonsense and extremely, dangerously professional in his dealings as Headmaster and the leader of the Special Ops unit, Demonic Axia whom rescues specific captive demons from human enslavement.
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