He refers to his attire as his 'finery' and at times uses the middle half of his gun as a cane to announce his presence and to rhythmically tap on the ground. Typically, he wears a large white cloak as well as elegant Ionian attire. It is implied that he has an average face that allows him to easily blend in when in a crowd. His most noticeable feature is his theater mask that he wears constantly when performing as Khada Jhin. He has black hair and brown eyes (he is seen only using one, however his eyes are perfectly fine, he covers one because he enjoys the lack of depth during his 'performances'). Jhin is a tall, slender, pale-skinned man. This time span makes Jhin about 38 to 39 years old currently. Jhin kills four people before the Order of Shadow arrive: two unidentified people, the messenger, and the woman whose leg was amputated by Zed and Kusho 16 years prior. She, the messenger, rows a small boat (with one of Jhin's lanterns on it!) out to the Kwol Tavern where she finds Master Zed and delivers him a message about a 'rich man' wanting to meet him in the village north of the Thonx outskirts she gives Zed a blade attuned to his spirit wrapped in a red cloth which was the 'rich man's' supposed thank-you-gift. The timeline of his actions right after his release from prison is unclear, but he eventually sends a messenger out to Zed. Jhin was released some time after the war with Noxus. He has been described at this point in his life as both an assassin and an instrument of terror. Zed, when faced with Jhin's sniper rifle for the first time remarked that it was a 'foreigners weapon'. Supposedly Jhin has also done performances for the Navori Brotherhood, Noxus, and most recently Zaun. Those weaponizing Jhin include: the Kashuri Armories, as their weapons are relatively moderized for Ionia. Jhin, post-Tuula, is freely roaming, bound only by his patrons. During his time in jail, the Noxian invasion began, and it is due to Ionia's instability during this time that his patrons funded him and released him from jail to terrorize the citizens of Ionia into action. Despite this, they could find nothing to cure him of his morbid fascinations. He excelled at a myriad of subjects, mostly in the arts, (i.e. The monks that guarded him said he was a 'bright student'. Jhin revealed as little about himself as possible during his many years there. Khada Jhin was sentenced to life in the Tuula monestary prison. Kusho believes that because Jhin is not a real demon, he should be locked away at the monestary prison in Tuula. Master Kusho appears in the nick of time, saving Khada Jhin's life. Zed declares that the whole thing was a set-up, that he was the bait, and takes Jhin's 4th knife, lunging at the man to kill him. Shen, presumably having found Zed, punches through the wall and pins Jhin's neck to the wall. Zed then concedes that it is a symbol of the Kinkou and that the amulet allows them to find him. After saying he'll do anything, Jhin asks about the amulet that he took from Zed. After Jhin goes on about the tragic connections between Yevnai, Shen and Usan, the captive Zed begs for Jhin to not harm her, admitting that they were following him and noting that Yevnai, 'didn't do anything'. Zed begins to cry at seeing Yevnai on the dock before her 'final moments'. Jhin goes on about how boring and symmetrycal Yevnai's face is in contrast to the situation which was 'glorious'. Zed wakes up to Jhin chiding him to look up, saying that he'll want to see Yevnai before she dies. Before Zed wakes up, Jhin takes the amulet off his neck. Jhin captured the young acolyte and tied him to a chair looking out towards the dock. Zed chased Jhin down only to get knocked out by the handle of his blade. Master Kusho, Zed, and Shen followed Jhin's movements to Jyom Pass on the Ghajan river. This is not his real name, the real one remains a mystery. In the final stages of the three men's investigation, they discover that he is a mere stagehand working for Zhyun's traveling theatre and opera houses under the name, 'Khada Jhin'.

For a little more than four years, the three men pursued Jhin and were far from the first to have hunted him down. He began his work in the ages spanning from 19-21, working primarily with knives. Jhin had been slaughtering farmsteads and scores of travelers for an unknown period of time before he was persued by Master Kusho, Usan, and Shen. His father's career was snuffed out by the success of Wuju. Not much is known about his family life, except for his father's martial arts school.

Jhin is assumed to have spent most of his life into early 20's on the Ionian province of Zhyun.

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