Runbora Weller

Full Name - Runbora
Age - Unknown
Race- Xon
Status: alive

Affiliation: Order of the Crusaders
Rank: Knight Crusader
Title: God's Will
Specialization - Warrior
Cross abilities - Changing the properties of objects
A way to counteract madness
Creation of sculptures

Runbora is a steadfast and determined warrior who combines a sense of duty with empathy. Despite the harsh life of a crusader, he cares for his loved ones and carefully analyzes his actions. Order, self-control, and thoughtful decision-making are important to him. However, his commitment to his own convictions can be both his strength and his weakness, as he rarely deviates from his chosen path, even when it works against him.

Skilled swordsmanship. Wields two unusual swords to a high level.
He can change the properties of objects. Runbora is capable of turning the entire earth into gas/steam, but he can't do so because the cross's recoil would instantly kill him. He can turn stone into water—the stone will look like stone, but have the properties of water. He can also turn stone into wood, as shown in episode 12, where he helped Lorgon and turned most of the church into wood to speed up the burning.

He was found as a child by Ivan and Lorgon during a period when tensions between the Xon and the Crusaders began to subside. They took him under their wing, teaching him the principles of honor, strength, and the pursuit of peace. Lorgon played a key role in his life, becoming not only a mentor but also a brother in arms. Over time, Runbora embraced the faith of the Supreme One and joined the Crusaders, dedicating his life to protecting the weak and fighting for justice.

His exact age is unknown, but he appears to be a man in his thirties. He has dark hair tied back in a ponytail, piercing blue eyes, and distinctive facial tattoos indicating his origin from one of the Xonian clans. A cross is tattooed on his forehead. His wardrobe is practical: he wears a white shirt tucked into dark blue trousers, and a long cloak of the same color is draped over his shoulders.