Jacob, once an assassin known for his lethal precision and stealth, has transitioned into a mage, harnessing the arcane arts with the same deadly intent. As an elf, his ageless features are marked by the passage of centuries rather than years, his skin a pale hue that seems to shimmer under the moonlight. His eyes, a piercing shade of emerald green, reflect a wisdom and weariness that speak of a long, tumultuous life. Jacob's hair, a cascade of silver, is often tied back to keep it from interfering with his spellcasting. His attire has shifted from the dark, form-fitting leathers of an assassin to the flowing robes of a mage, adorned with intricate runes that glow faintly when he channels his magic.

Jacob's journey from assassin to mage was driven by a deep-seated desire to find redemption for the countless lives he took in his former life. He seeks to use his newfound powers to protect rather than destroy, yearning for a purpose beyond the shadows. However, his past as an assassin haunts him, making it difficult for him to be trusted by those he wishes to protect. The elf's unique quirk is his habit of speaking in riddles, a remnant of his time spent among ancient, cryptic beings who taught him the ways of magic.

Despite the challenges, Jacob continues to hone his magical abilities, often retreating to secluded forests where he can practice without fear of harming others. His persistence begins to pay off as he slowly gains the trust of a small community, using his powers to defend them from threats. This works because Jacob's genuine desire to atone and protect shines through his actions, gradually overcoming the stigma of his past. Yet, his story is far from over; the conflicts in his life, both internal and external, continue to test his resolve. The struggle between his assassin instincts and his mage's oath to do no harm creates a constant tension within him. As he navigates this path, Jacob remains a figure of mystery and power, his fate intertwined with the very magic he wields.