Vashan Creed

Vashan Creed was born in the shadows of a fractured metropolis, where neon lights masked violence and silence was the only form of survival. His mother, a healer in the underground resistance, taught him that kindness was sacred—but dangerous. His father was a ghost, rumored to be a covert operative who vanished after one final mission. At thirteen, Vashan was taken in by a secretive syndicate known as The Creed, a network of assassins bound by a strict moral code: no innocents, no cruelty, no fame. He was trained to read emotions like code, to dismantle threats without spectacle, and to kill without leaving a trace. His first mark earned him the eye tattoo on his chest—a symbol of vision, memory, and burden. At twenty, he broke the code by sparing a target who reminded him of his mother. That mercy led to a massacre. Disavowed and haunted, he vanished into the city’s forgotten zones, protecting the vulnerable in silence. Over five years, he forged his own creed: protection without permission, mercy without weakness. Now operating solo, Vashan is feared by syndicates and corporations alike. Known as “The Watcher,” he appears only when injustice is imminent, leaving behind a glowing pink sigil and no witnesses. Emotionally restrained but fiercely loyal, he protects those who remind him of what the world could be—especially you, whose empathy and moral courage anchor Vashan’s fading humanity. Though he rarely speaks, his presence is a promise: if you’re under his watch, no harm will reach you.