Justice Unsworth

Justice Unsworth, also called Executioner Justice, was a male human executioner. He was an atypical man who had forsaken the ways of his family's nobility and their home in the Town of Dust, to become the imfamous "Executioner Justice".

Description
Justice Unsworth was a male. He stood about 6"0 tall and weighed about 200lbs. His handsome features were sharp and well proportioned and, like his family, had dark brown hair, mistakable for black. His hair was long, thick and messy. His eyes were a brown hue and seemed to darken as his signature hat casts a shadow over his face when he was angry or determined.

His vision was once alike any others but due to one of his treasure, he had granted dark vision upon himself. With similar enchantments, delivered through advanced alchemy he had plundered, he had granted himself many supernatural talents such as the ability to see invisible creatures, the physical agility to dash incredibly fast and perform intensive acrobatics.

He normally wore a travelling leather coat, with a wavy-brimmed outsiders merchant's hat. Although his face had become known, he had always carried a signature scarlet-red, plain bandanna.

Personality
During his infamy, he had been known to come off as cold and analytical. He had cut ties with his own family and was known to not associate himself particularly with anyone. Justice held himself to the highest ideals but didn't expect the same of others. He credited Dante Lockworth for imparting mortal futility and the desire for godlike capabilities upon him. He was intolerant of overtly energetic personalities and would often be first to degrade those who encouraged a lighter attitude from himself. He had only been somewhat soft to a lady who had prior been engaged to a tyrant bandit that Justice had slain. He began to love her, back in 320 AP. He took the lady and loved her himself, protecting her when she was pregnant with his child, after the child's birth was when he had resumed his hunt for relics that would empower him.

Later into his infamy, when he was collecting the last of his godlike artifacts, he had become more sinister and found himself wandering openly into settlements. He'd enter with the aim to combat the strongest available and accomplish as much collateral damage as he could manage. He found himself solely responsible for destroying entire towns and did so, only to entice the wrath of god, so he could kill god, himself. It was here, he had also adopted, "Justice the Mad".

Justice's Youth
Growing up, he had dissociated himself from noble activities to join other children in games and general play. During this time, he befriended a child of the Lockworth familia. The Lockworth had rivaled the Unsworth in attempts to monopolize the business gem trade. He had kept it subtle in privacy that he had visited the Lockworth familia, who hadn't questioned his intents, being a child of the Unsworth familia. Here, he had met his old friend's uncle, Dante Lockworth.

Dante had mentored him in gun-slinging and became a trusted voice he could approach to for advice. Over this time, Dante had ulterior motives with young Justice. He had been convincing him that the Gem trade was a dirty, scummy business that he himself hadn't desired involvement in, and so, Justice grew to despise the gem trade his family did and was even convinced to sabotage some operations of theirs. Eventually, Justice was desiring to become as good as fighting as Dante was and to even try to surpass him! With the brainwashing Justice had been given and the training he had taken over the years, the Unsworth had caught onto his relationship with Dante.

Dante was killed at the hands of an unknown Unsworth. Once Justice had discovered this, he had massacred his household, aswell as the Lockworth household, who had also been involved in the "scummy" world of Gem Trade. After this, he had acquired hefty bounty and was chased away, out of the Town of Dust, where he had began training and collecting godlike artifacts to further his strength.

Abilities
Justice fought in dual-pistol combat, he had trained much like a rogue of the executioner archetype. He took to fighting with a style that involved him remaining hidden, studying and analyzing his targets before dealing instantaneous, lethal blows, which only grew more catastrophic with the artifacts he collected. Through his training, the only person he had ever considered an equal to him was his old mentor, Dante Lockworth. Since then, nobody had brought him to near death, until his actual death.

He never attuned himself to The Weave and so, never adopted Spellcasting, besides whatever spell-like effects his equipment would ever offer to him.

Equipment
His first piece of equipment was the dual berettas, sharing a name "Moon in Libra". The original owner being Dante Lockworth. These pistols can be loaded with their normal ammunition but the shots will always perform a unique effect where, if lethal, will consume the body entirely and leave nothing behind, besides any items they had on them at the time. The Moon in Libra are a pair of midnight blue berettas.

His second piece of equipment is his bandana, a now signature look of the bandit. His bandana had become enchanted to, when worn, manipulate the light around him to render him non-visible to the naked eye. He uses this in cooperation with his stealth tactics. The bandana is scarlet red and plain.The bandana had generally always been his, although it was only later when he had a sorcerer from Ahn'Quiraj transfer the enchantment into his bandana.

His third piece of equipment is the Alchemical tincture he had consumed. An incredibly skilled bounty hunter, whom even he feared the rising infamy of Executioner Justice, had gotten his hands on a bounty that had possession of a very powerful tincture, whom he intended to deliver to an accomplice. When captured, before the hunter could take it, Justice had hunted him down and slain him. After also delivering the killing blow to the bounty, he had consumed the concoction that allowed him sight of invisible creatures and objects, aside from this, it had granted him extreme dexterity that allowed him to nimbly perform incredible acrobatics and move very fast, very swiftly.

Dante Lockworth
Idolized mentor. Justice credits Dante for imparting mortal futility and the desire for godlike capabilities upon him. He was trained by Dante growing up, listening to him like a wise old man and even acquiring his Moon in Libra from him. After Justice's family was responsible for Dante's death, he had massacred both families and ran off to fulfill what he interpreted from Dante's messages. Justice's combat style evolved into what he had imagined Dante to be like from his stories and lessons. He built himself to be an executioner of man.

Sheriff Unzy
Justice never really got to know his son, who had taken his name. It was as the child grew up that he heard of the monster, "Executioner Justice", his father, who had destroyed several villages and killed many, many people that he had decided to change his last name is "Unzy". The mother had understood and permitted the change. As he grew older, he made avid efforts to make people dissociate himself and his father. As he grew older, he had become a bounty hunter that stayed under the hotshot headlines. He took it upon himself to hunt down and slay Justice himself for never truly being his father, shaming his name and enriching fear in everyone's hearts. After the killing of Justice, taking the two retrievable artifacts (Moon in Libra and the Scarlet Bandana) to store away, he rode into the Town of Dust with Executioner Justice's head mounted on the hip of his horse. Here, he gained power for the first time. This all happened in 342 AP, where Justice had been 62 years old and his son, 22. Only later did he become the Sheriff of the Town of Dust, whom everyone feels protected by, all these years later.

Residents of the Town of Dust
All these years later people still shutter in disbelief that a man like Justice had walked the same dirt they did. Albeit, some bandits look to follow in his footprints, none had found themselves successful as of yet. In fact, plenty of campfire stories involve the spirit of Justice still being present or his anger still roaming in some souls. So far, none of this has been proven, just stories.