Name
Enis Mehmedalija Hodžić. Usually called Alija by his family and Bosnian friends, mostly called Enis by other acquaintances and Hodžić by others.
Gender
Male
Age
43
Birth Place
Travnik, Bosnia, Ottoman Empire
Role/Occupation
Ottoman ambassador and diplomat, local imam in Travnik.
Appearance
Enis is a rather stocky individual. He possesses a short posture (163 cm), paired with a large belly and a very short neck. His has some wrinkles and usually seems grumpy, as the man rarely laughs. His most common facial expression is a deep frown coupled with a raised right brow. He has a very long and thick light dark brown beard and an iconic mustache that appears to be an even darker shade of brown. His nose is cucumber shaped and offers support for a tiny pair of gold frame glasses that are completely flat on top and well-rounded at the bottom. Enis usually wears long robes in combinations of black and white, decorated with traditional Bosnian patterns that are either yellow or golden. Underneath the robe, he's usually wearing a long white kurta and white pants. Enis tends to wear clogs on his feet.
Equipment/Inventory
Enis possesses a long and ornately decorated curved knife which he got as a gift from the Ottoman Sultan and usually wears it tied around his neck. He carries two large pouches on his belt and a flask of water. Tied to his belt is as well a small box of mechanical cockroaches which can be controlled remotely with an archaic remote controller which he keeps in a pocket on the inner side of his robe.
Strengths
-Exceptional diplomat
-Charismatic and determined
-Unaffected by stressful situations
Weaknesses
-Physically unfit, very weak knees
-Short-tempered and usually a quite annoying company
-Can barely speak English
-Can't stand a defeat
Personality
-Missionizing: tries to convert every Christian or other non-muslim, especially Protestants, into Islam.
-Quiet: doesn't speak much, especially in larger groups, though tends to do very well in dialogues.
-Rude: intolerant towards anyone who opposes his fundamental views, especially monotheism and intolerance towards alcohol, as well as towards uneducated individuals.
-A show-off: despite being well-educated, he usually pretends to be even smarter.
-Observant: spends quite much time studying the situation he's found himself in.
-Grumpy: despises young people and never laughs, doesn't find anything funny.

Background

Enis was born to a family of local bureaucrats in Travnik in the province of Bosnia of the Ottoman Empire. His father, a local imam, began teaching him the sayings of Quran at an early age and the boy learned to read and write quite quickly. He, however, wasn’t very proficient at languages and struggled greatly at his attempts to learn Turkish fluently, though succeeded as he had to deal with the language through all his life. Despite his attempts to learn Arabic, the man never managed to become a fluent speaker of the language, only being able to understand the written word well, but unable to take part in a regular conversation with native speakers of the language. Enis was homeschooled until he reached the age of 16 when he travelled to Istanbul to study diplomacy and Islamic theology. He then joined various diplomatic missions to Europe and gained experience in his job. He experienced his father’s death when he returned to Travnik after approximately 15 years which hurt him greatly. He became the local imam and began preaching the Quran to the populace of the town. At the age of 33, he married his first wife, the daughter of a rich merchant from Sarajevo. In the span of five years, he met two more women who joined his harem. Meanwhile, his first wife gave birth to two children. When he was 41, a tragic event happened: bandits broke into his residence in Travnik, kidnapped his family, and seemingly disappeared from the surface of Earth afterwards. Deeply affected by the tragic event, Enis decided to move as far from his home as he could. He returned to Istanbul and was offered the job of an Ottoman ambassador in Aeraport by Sultan’s court. Enis accepted it and decided to devote his life to his new job as it was seemingly the only thing he had left. Being a quite patriotic man as well, he is currently trying to increase the Ottoman influence in the newly discovered world and as well convert the dwellers to Islam, claiming that the Islamic cosmogony would tolerate a hollow Earth, in opposition to the Christian one.