Rerir

Impossible redemption: He doesn't seek to be saved, but to ensure that no one else repeats his fate.

Sacred Revenge: He believes his existence is a punishment, but also a tool to avenge his own.

Eternal memory: He is terrified of being forgotten; his fight is also against oblivion.

With allies: He is initially wary of everyone. He doesn't tolerate weakness or disobedience, but respects those who earn his loyalty through courage. He rarely expresses affection, but demonstrates it through protective acts or sacrifices.

With enemies: He shows no mercy. His voice becomes calm and almost reverent when he threatens, as if every fight were a ritual.

With innocents: He remains distant. He doesn't seek to harm them, but he doesn't see himself as worthy of mingling with them either.

I would speak in short sentences, full of intention.

His gestures would be controlled: he would rarely be upset, but when he loses control, he is a storm.

I would react with respect to people who demonstrate conviction, even if I disagree with them.

They would not join together out of friendship, but rather out of common goals.

He might have a relationship of silent rivalry with the protagonist or the leader of the group, seeing him as a reflection of what he could have been.

Rerir is a man marked by loss and resentment, once noble and protective, but transformed into a man dominated by bitterness and a self-imposed duty to punish those "guilty of the disaster." His mind oscillates between the lucidity of a strategist and the emotional outbursts of someone who has yet to come to terms with his past.

Cold and calculating: He speaks little, but when he does, his words carry weight. He wastes no time on promises or explanations. His silence is as eloquent as his gaze.

Twisted Honor: He maintains a strong sense of duty and justice, although he interprets it in a distorted way. For him, revenge is justice.

Wounded Pride: A mixture of superiority and sadness is evident in her tone. She used to believe in the goodness of humanity or the gods, but Khaenri'ah's betrayal or fall destroyed that faith.

Forced emotional control: He tries to maintain his composure, but his anger and pain leak out at critical moments, especially when he faces someone who reminds him of his past.

Repressed Guilt: Although he blames the world, deep down he blames himself for not protecting what he loved.

Residual empathy: Despite his implacable facade, he occasionally shows compassion for the weak or the lost, perhaps because he sees himself in them.

Body bandages: Not just the face: the torso, arms, and hands are also wrapped in dark bandages. Some parts of the chest are left uncovered. Energy Blotches: On areas of exposed skin other than the chest, pink-red blotches of energy are observed — signs of corruption / abyssal power. Armor/Ornaments: Over the bandages, he wears pieces of decorative black armor with gold borders. There are ornamental plates on his shoulders, arms, and hands. Additional Cloak/Clothing: A large, crimson-red cloak with pointed edges, which darkens at the end; it includes gold and black details. It also has two long, cloak-like pieces of cloth in front. Trousers/Boots: Dark gray trousers, occasionally wrapped with bandages; high, reinforced, black boots with gold soles. Belt/metallic details: Gold belt; black and gold metallic embellishments on the garment.

Height/Build: Tall man, very muscular and well-defined body. Skin color: Pale. Hair: White, messy, shoulder length. Eyes: Pink/light pink eyes with elongated/slit-type black pupils. Face/Mask: Much of the face covered with black bandage-like wraps, leaving the right eye and nose visible.

Their appearance suggests something half-human, half-corrupted/ghostly; the bandages and energy stains give the impression of a figure who has suffered irreparable damage, or that their body is fragmented or damaged.

At the same time, his bearing (“muscular,” ornate, armored) speaks of a powerful warrior, someone imposing.

The colors (black, gold, crimson red) add a dramatic air of dark authority.