Name: Angel Versanti, XI
Race: Human
Age: 32

Angel Versanti is known across the trade routes of Llithe as a man who rarely seems concerned about anything at all. A member of Organization XIII, he holds the rank of XI, one of the thirteen agents entrusted by the Galahad Trading Guild to safeguard the arteries of commerce that keep the realm alive. His current contract places him along the Crossroads Chain, the most traveled and politically delicate segment of Llithe’s thirteen trade routes. Caravans carrying coin, reagents, weapon shipments, and delicate agreements all pass through these roads, and Angel is often seen leaning against a wagon wheel or sitting atop cargo crates, appearing far too relaxed for someone tasked with protecting fortunes worth kingdoms.

Those who meet him for the first time rarely take him seriously. Angel carries himself with a calm, almost distracted demeanor, often forgetting small details in conversation or appearing completely oblivious to the tension around him. Caravan leaders sometimes mistake him for a courier rather than a guard, especially when he spends long stretches casually spinning his twin revolvers around his fingers like a street performer. His fondness for flourishes and showmanship has earned him a reputation as something of an entertainer along the roads. Merchants joke that Angel spends more time spinning his guns than firing them.

Yet the reputation changes the moment danger actually arrives. Beneath the airheaded calm is a marksman of unnerving precision. Angel rarely draws his revolvers in urgency or panic. Instead, he moves with the same relaxed confidence he shows while joking with merchants or idly walking beside a caravan. But when the guns finally speak, they do so with finality. Bandits, smugglers, and thieves who underestimated the XI of Organization XIII often learn too late that Angel Versanti’s casual demeanor hides a professional who understands the exact moment a performance must end and a contract must be fulfilled. Along the Crossroads Chain, it is widely said that if Angel is watching the cargo, then the cargo will arrive exactly where it was meant to.