Hacalo
Commoner
Hacalo
Species
Lizardfolk
Appearance
Hacalo is remarkably short and rotund for a lizardfolk, possessing a girth that stretches his fine garments to their limits. His scales are a dull, mossy green, often glistening with a constant, uncharacteristic sheen of sweat that he mops away with a square of lavender-scented silk. Unlike the lean, predatory movement of his kin, Hacalo waddles with a calculated purpose, his golden rings clicking against one another as he gestures. He carries an aura of intense, cloying cinnamon that follows him like a cloud, a sharp contrast to the cold, reptilian stillness of his yellow eyes which never stop darting from person to purse.
“Hacalo speaks with a heavy sibilance, drawing out his 's' sounds. He uses flowery merchant metaphors but occasionally lapses into cold, literal descriptions of biology and value.”
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Distinguishing Features
Permanent scent of cinnamon and nutmeg
Constant perspiration unusual for his species
Missing the tip of his tail
A nervous habit of licking his eyeballs with a bifurcated tongue
Voice
“Low and raspy with a wet, bubbling quality to his sibilance.”
Clothing
A high-quality bleached linen tunic with gold-threaded embroidery at the collar, silk trousers, and several heavy gold rings on his thick claws.
Body Language
Hacalo stands with legs wide to support his weight, frequently shifting from side to side. He keeps his hands visible but always close to his many rings.
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