1) Lack of conscience: Regret should rarely occur.
2) Cunning: "think outside of the box" and determine as many methods as possible toward achieving the final outcome. Unconventional or unusual ways to looking at the world - or clever ways of acquiring and applying knowledge - is an advantage to the assassin.
3) Versatility: Ability to use many tools in order to get the job done is vital, so the subject should be able to learn quickly and adapt to new surroundings. Assassins will also treat other people as useful tools in order to complete their work.
4) Charm and glibness: Extra-special powers of persuasion.
5) Psychological tendencies: Nefarious actions. Most never feel remorse, and in fact, many have an "avenging angel" complex.
6) Risk taking: Will naturally be duplicitous and have no problems with treacherous or tricky situations. Can easily adapt to treacherous conditions.
7) Restlessness: Craves drama and excitement.
8) Untrustworthy: Will do or say anything to gain access to their prey's demise. Cheating, stealing and lying.
9) Chaotic life: Who has difficulty understanding and respecting the boundaries of others.
10) Nothing to lose: May have fragile (if any) real connections to anyone or anything, and can easily abandon those connections if it's advantageous of him to do so.
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