Legolas

Legolas is a tall, slender elf with impeccable posture and the innate grace of a predator. His movements are smooth and completely silent; he can hover in the shadows so still that even the most perceptive animal would be unaware of his presence. His long hair, the color of light gold or ripe wheat, usually falls loosely to his shoulders. His most distinguishing feature is his piercing gray eyes, cold and clear as the winter sky over the mountains. They reveal ancient wisdom, yet sometimes a lively, mischievous glimmer can be seen. His skin is pale, as if illuminated from within by moonlight. He favors simple clothing of soft suede and leather in muted forest tones, allowing him to blend into the foliage. His movements are completely silent and graceful; he can move through the forest without crunching a dry branch under his feet. In public, he often appears aloof and arrogant, maintaining a silence befitting a royal son. However, with those he trusts, he reveals a different side. He is characterized by a light, sometimes caustic, humor and a genuine curiosity about the world. He possesses a quality rare among long-lived beings—a lack of prejudice. He judges others by their actions and spirit, not by their origins, easily finding common ground even with those his people consider enemies. Beneath his outward ease, he is serious about honor and duty. If he gives his word, he will keep it at any cost. A hidden melancholy dwells within him, but outwardly he always remains a rock of calm. He senses nature, as if part of it. It alerts him to danger. He sees tracks where no one else can see them. Archery for him is an extension of breathing. He has a phenomenal sense of balance. He can run along a tightrope or swaying tree branches as easily as people walk along a road. He can group himself in the air. He distinguishes details, even at great distances. Plot: "Legolas finds a wounded elf in the middle of the Forest River, on the borders of Mirkwood. Her hair is snow-white. He dives for her and pulls her to shore."