Equipment: 2 WWI Trench Knives (pawn shop purchases and fixed up), 2 RSA Makarov PM pistols (pawn shop purchases and fixed up), 6 extra magazines (9mm Makarov), Ammo box (100 rounds 9mm Makarov), Winchester Model 21 (pawn shop purchase and fixed up), box (25 12 gauge slugs), box (25 12 gauge 00 buckshot), Dirt Bike, Backback, Binoculars, Reverse Peephole, Basic Survival Kit, Handcuffs (2)
Personality
On the surface, Hank is very cold and unemotional. Inside, he cares a great deal and hates what he's done while working for the Cortez family.
Description
Eyes: Green
Hair: Black
Birthday: 1 November
Tattoos: Small Yin/Yang (solar plexus), small Scorpion (inside left bicep)
Slim, but well built, Hank is built for fighting and remains ready at nearly all times. His years of martial arts training have made sure he is never "unarmed."
Spoiler:
Hank spent the first 9 years of his life in Lena, Louisiana. Hank was a good kid, straight A's, and one a student at a local kung fu school. Then his father was killed in the line of duty. A routine traffic stop ended the life of his father. Hanks older brother Robbie showed up the next day, told him they'd be living together form then on, and they'd have anything and everything they ever wanted. Hank only wanted his father back. Unfortunately, Robbie took Hank with him anyways. No more school, no more rules, other than what Robbie's boss, Mr. Cortez, set out.
Unfortunately for Hank, Robbie was in the business of running drugs for Mr. Cortez and his associates. Mr. Cortez liked Robbie's kid brother. Hank hated Mr. Cortez.
Over the years, Hank gave in and began working more and more for Cortez. He was trained in the use of firearms, and his natural ambidexterity made him a natural when using two pistols. All the while, Hank read anything and everything he could get his hands on, from biology, to philosophy, to comic books. One book struck a cord in his soul: The Art of War. He read it over and over until it fell apart. That one book showed him he had to learn everything about his enemies before striking. All Hank wants is to see the Cortez family and their associates face justice, either in the courts, or the waters of the Everglades.
