I came across a Havik bio that I thought was pretty interesting. Kinda long though, so I don't blame you if you don't want to read the whole thing.
Havik
Without darkness, there is no light. Without sadness, there is no happiness. Without hate, there no love. Without war there is no peace. Without evil, there is no good. Without death, there is no life. If these forces are not in conflict with one another, than neither can exist. These are the teachings of Chaos.
The people of the Realm of Chaos worship such conflict. They abhor structure and order. They live lives of constant fluctuation. Their architecture has no apparent style. Buildings appear to be constructed in a haphazard manner so as to avoid a linear existence. Even their world has no name. It is simply referred to as the Realm of Chaos. Giving it a name would imply a sense of structure. Better for the world to exist without a restricting identity.
Water is sacred to the people of the Realm of Chaos. It is shapeless. It can take any form. It flows freely, forever. Should a wall of stone impede its journey, water will flow either around, underneath, or in time even straight through. It cannot be contained. Recently, engineers from Seido have entered the Realm of Chaos and built a facility with which to extract water from the ground. Water is scarce in Seido, and they are required to import supplies from other worlds. The people of the Realm of Chaos are infuriated that the Seidan would dare interfere with the natural flow of their sacred water. There is a great deal of tension between the two worlds, as the Seidan people are devoted to strict law and order. The people of the Realm of Chaos disdain the Seidan, and revel in the conflict.
Chaos is their religion. One cleric of the order is named Havik. His nature is a bit of a mystery. Though he is apparently alive, his appearance is that of a corpse. The flesh has peeled away from portions of his face, revealing the skull underneath. Such a visage is of course an accurate representation of the Chaos he covets so dearly. Havik travels the realms, spreading the teachings of Chaos.
While performing missionary work in the realm of Earth, Havik happens upon a man named Kabal, who has been severely injured, and is close to death. He restores Kabal to health and the man is grateful. Kabal explains how he was once part of a criminal organization known as the Black Dragon. He tried to leave his past behind, but it had caught up with him. A man named Mavado, the leader of a rival clan, was the one who had attacked him. Kabal was angry, but desired to continue to pursue a life of peace. However, Havik taught him to embrace the rage within. He opened Kabal’s eyes to the ways of Chaos. Kabal decided to express his inner darkness, and rebuild the Black Dragon. His work complete, Havik continued on to spread the word to others.
He soon learned of the rebirth of Onaga in Outworld. He traveled there and discovered that Onaga may soon have the means to conquer the universe, should he learn how to combine the Kamidogu into a single artifact. Havik must ensure this never occurs, for no force in existence would be able to challenge the Dragon King if he achieves this. However, he must also ensure that Onaga’s enemies are only victorious on a temporary basis. Evil must not be allowed to conquer good, nor vice versa. The two forces must remain in constant conflict, for that is the true nature of the universe. Havik will play both sides, ensuring that neither triumphs. The ways of Chaos demand it.
