Personality continued: Another example of this is when Hei is ordered to make sure that his associate, Huang, kills the contractor who had failed in her Syndicate mission. Huang had fallen in love with this particular contractor a long time ago, and he refuses to kill her. Despite his orders to kill them both, Hei attempts to help them escape together, even though in the end the contractor dies anyway and the team is forced to return to work as normal.
Still, Hei doesn’t act completely normally for a human either. He is cold, distant, and a ruthless killer. Just because he doesn’t always follow all his orders to the letter and kill everyone he has to kill doesn’t mean he won’t still kill a threat when it presents itself.
Hei is, to put it mildly, a contradiction in terms. He is a human who is a contractor, a contractor who is a human. He is rationally irrational, emotionally unemotional.
Lee, the man he pretends to be in public, is pretty much an adorable derp, full of unexpected wisdom and insights, but prone to nervousness and social awkwardness. He is kind, selfless, and generous, but all of this is an act. Lee only exists as a method for Hei to hide his true purpose and intentions, but his act is so flawless and he is so talented at deception that he is never actually discovered.
Other: I’ll be taking Hei from between episodes two and three, with the intention of doing canon moves periodically. For the most part, his intentional posts to the community will be as Lee, but there will also be frequent appearances from Hei as the Black Reaper, probably in the midst of missions and such. Additional Links:Wikipedia, (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darker_than_Black) and character wiki. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Darker_than_Black_characters)
Hei | Darker than Black | Reserved | 3/4 I totally lied
Still, Hei doesn’t act completely normally for a human either. He is cold, distant, and a ruthless killer. Just because he doesn’t always follow all his orders to the letter and kill everyone he has to kill doesn’t mean he won’t still kill a threat when it presents itself.
Hei is, to put it mildly, a contradiction in terms. He is a human who is a contractor, a contractor who is a human. He is rationally irrational, emotionally unemotional.
Lee, the man he pretends to be in public, is pretty much an adorable derp, full of unexpected wisdom and insights, but prone to nervousness and social awkwardness. He is kind, selfless, and generous, but all of this is an act. Lee only exists as a method for Hei to hide his true purpose and intentions, but his act is so flawless and he is so talented at deception that he is never actually discovered.
Other: I’ll be taking Hei from between episodes two and three, with the intention of doing canon moves periodically. For the most part, his intentional posts to the community will be as Lee, but there will also be frequent appearances from Hei as the Black Reaper, probably in the midst of missions and such.
Additional Links: Wikipedia, (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darker_than_Black) and character wiki. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Darker_than_Black_characters)