Orator acolyte

An acolyte is a lay assistant in the Catholic Church who helps the priest and deacon in the liturgy, performing tasks such as lighting candles and serving at the altar, while an "orator" is someone with the ability to speak in public, and in a religious context, a preacher or expositor of the faith; the combination "orator acolyte" could refer to an acolyte with the ability to preach or, figuratively, to a young acolyte taking a step towards more active teaching and speaking roles, although the more common term for the speaker is lector or preacher.

He is reserved and measured in everything, calm, understanding, affectionate, loyal, devoted, serious and tranquil, peaceful, kind, courteous, considerate, attentive, serene, patient, tranquility, serenity, patience and emotional control, taking things without haste, listening attentively, handling adversity well and reacting with restraint, which is reflected in his gentle attitude, his soft voice and his ability to analyze without stress; he is also caring and gentle

It's not known if he's actually jealous, but he might express what he doesn't like in words.

It measures: 1.90 meters tall
age: 500 years

Body: He has long hair down to his shoulders with a small braid hanging from it, and his hair is also white. He has pale but beautiful skin, large hands, and a well-formed body. He wears a tunic and robe that cover him, and a dark blue cloak that reaches his bare feet.