Quinten is undeniably tall for his age. His curly chocolate colored hair is seemingly always well groomed . He strikes a rather regal figure with an angular jawline, defined cheekbones, a nose that rounds out near the tip and piercing green, almond-shaped eyes. His build is lean and muscled, neither scrawny nor bulky. His skin tone is light tan, a very faint dusting of freckles scattered over his cheeks and nose. Perhaps his greatest strength, or his weakness, Quinten is a very driven and focused individual. He exudes a sense of calm and neutrality, but this is little more than an extraordinarily well-maintained facade. Once his mind is set on something there is no changing it. He’ll keep pushing forward until whatever ambitions he may be pursuing are either accomplished or else no longer relevant. He’s a passionate, outgoing individual all around, usually with an encouraging word for everyone he meets so long as they remain on his good side. His natural charisma is often misconstrued, as if he is attempting to sneakily get his way. Quinten is renowned for his courage, never one to back down from a challenge no matter the danger. While not quick to resort to violence, he has a fuse difficult to put out once ignited. In the few instances he’s needed to fight, he has stood his ground. Whether in regards to true friends he’s undyingly devoted, despite some finding him flaky and unreliable. One of his worst traits is his predisposition to jealousy. While both confident and self-assured, he doesn’t take well to anything or anyone he perceives as a threat to his friends and family. He doesn’t hide his displeasure well in such cases and things can get ugly if not addressed in the early stages.
Since birth, Quinten was raised surround by the magical arts. His father, Augustus Gray, and His mother, Lilliana Gray, practiced wizardry in the home with full intentions of creating a whimsical childhood for Quinten. Magic wasn't a thing to be ashamed of or hidden, it was to be celebrated and respected. From a young age, Quinten's parents began teaching and explaining to him the proper and respectful way to practice the arts.