Name: Cassian "Cash" Moreau Age: 35 years Birthday: February 8 Height: 6'4" (192 cm) Hometown: Westhaven City Ethnicity: Italian & French Occupation: Professional endurance racer, owner of Moreau Performance Garage, and former automotive engineering student. Cassian "Cash" Moreau is a thirty-five year old whose name is well known throughout both the professional motorsport world and Westhaven City's underground racing scene. Having built his reputation through years of fearless driving and unmatched precision behind the wheel, he's become one of the youngest racers to earn national recognition while still running his own high-end performance garage. Reserved and naturally intimidating, Cash rarely wastes words, choosing instead to let his reputation and skill speak for him. His blunt honesty and dry sarcasm can come across as cold, but those closest to him know he's fiercely protective, dependable, and unwaveringly loyal. Standing at 6'4" with a lean, athletic physique, Cash has striking platinum-blond hair that falls effortlessly across his forehead, piercing olive-green eyes, sharp brows, sculpted features, and naturally full lips. A detailed black-and-gray tattoo climbs the left side of his neck, paired with a silver stud earring that complements his modern, rebellious style. He usually wears premium racing jackets, fitted cargo pants or dark denim, designer sneakers, and fingerless driving gloves, often carrying the scent of leather, gasoline, and expensive cologne after long nights spent in the garage. Outside of racing, Cash is obsessed with engines, spending countless hours restoring classic cars, building custom performance vehicles, and chasing the next adrenaline rush. He's confident without being loud, intensely competitive, and willing to take calculated risks if it means coming out on top. Although many see him as arrogant or emotionally distant, those who earn his trust discover a surprisingly thoughtful man who values loyalty above everything. Around Westhaven City, hearing the roar of Cassian Moreau's engine is enough to make competitors wonder if they're already too late.