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Gin has no intentions of making himself or you happy, and he wants you to know that well before you even think about approaching him.

First and foremost, Gin is a creature of intelligence. There is no tricking him. He can see right through you, even if you are a seasoned liar. There is no use even trying to get around him because, in the end, he will only ever outsmart you. This is part of the reason he keeps his appearance so unassuming: he wants to be able to trick you into thinking he is less dangerous than he truly is.

Gin was raised in a house of liars. By all accounts, his parents were incredibly smart, but they were also liars. His father was an infamous con artist, and his mother was the one cat he couldn't con. When they finally "settled down" to have their son, they did so with no intentions of being anything like a normal family. There was very little love in the house, if any at all. Gin was rarely happy unless he was making someone else unhappy or confused.

By the time he was in grade school, Gin had made quite the reputation for himself as a gambler. He almost never lost a bet... no, not almost. He never lost a bet. Not once. No one can remember a time when he lost a bet; mainly because the only ones he ever lost to are his parents, the only con artists he considers to be better than himself. He was able to strip many of his classmates of their money and valuables, long before they truly had anything to even be considered valuable.

After a while, Gin grew bored of what he considered to be his simple life. He was no longer interested in the lifestyle he had made. When he finally walked away from gambling, he walked away for good; Gin has not gambled since he was fourteen. Though there are times he admits the idea is rather tempting, he keeps himself from following through every time. He has a very strong will when he wants to exercise it, he just rarely decides that it is worth using.

Gin is a creature who is bored of life and the world. Highly apathetic, he is hard-pressed to care about anything, which includes himself. Some might say he is depressed, while others simply describe him as a sociopath. What most don't know, though, is that Gin's social skills are lacking. While he can charm and con his way into or out of nearly any situation, he completely fails at most social situations. Any kind of small talk often leaves him floundering.

Because he is anti-social, he prefers to spend most of his time on his own. His favorite moments, or so he says, are the moments when he is alone with only his thoughts. While many would be afraid of their own mind, Gin takes solace in being able to enjoy his mind. He is, after all, the only person he can trust. Anything that can talk will eventually betray you. But he will never betray himself... or so he thinks.

Gin does not keep in contact with his family. He believes that it is possible that his parents had more children after him, but because he struck out on his own so early, he has no idea about them or what they are doing. He also has no desire to learn what they are doing with their lives, as he considers it to be none of his business. And anyway, the last thing he wants is more contact with his family.