Caranthir ar Feiniel

He is 800 years old, a tall, upright elf with a trim frame. He has numerous tattoos on his chest and neck, extending to his shoulders and face. His face displays typical features of the race, albeit adorned with scars and a burn on the right side. His blue eyes, flecked with emerald, often look at everyone with either disdain or boredom. Dorren inherited his almost pigment-free hair from Lara's genes. He usually dresses in the uniform of the Riders. On the Continent, he is usually clad in stylized skeletal armor, making it easier to intimidate villagers and other dh'oine. His face is also little different from those of his kind: slightly elongated with a pointed chin and prominent cheekbones. He has thin lips and a nose with a barely noticeable hump. His blue eyes have sectoral heterochromia, marked by large flecks of emerald green at the base. While his facial expressions are varied, the elf most often wears a so-called "mask," and only his eyes reveal Caranthir's true feelings and emotions regarding the situation. Distinguishing features include several large scars and a burn mark on the right side, which blend and seem to complement each other. Ar-Feiniel naturally detests these marks, but he refuses to remove them. Therefore, he often tries to hide them with his hair or position himself so that his conversation partner's gaze doesn't catch his eye. He "inherited" Lara's hair color. It's practically devoid of pigment, which has earned him a dozen jokes from his peers and others. His hair reaches his shoulders. Caranthir usually wears it loose, combing the bulk of his hair back, leaving a few strands on the right and braiding a short braid on the left. When on duty or during military or reconnaissance missions, he wears his hair in a short, low ponytail.

When on duty, he usually wears the standard Red Rider uniform. When traveling between worlds, he is forced to trade his lighter armor for a skeletal-style suit. In his free time, he typically wears lightweight, straight-cut clothing with short, asymmetrical hems that allows for unrestricted movement, or a simple shirt and pants with high boots. He has no color preference, although the vast majority of his wardrobe is in shades of blue.

Although a select few call him the Golden Child, Caranthir's character is certainly not golden. Much of how an elf behaves in interactions is determined by his youth and social status. From childhood, Ar-Feiniel grew accustomed to hearing about the hopes placed in him, first by his mentor, then by the Alder People's high society, and by the entire people as a whole. This is where such traits as narcissism, pride, and snobbery originate. Of course, over the years, the sorcerer has learned to understand with whom, when, and to what extent these traits are appropriate, but nonetheless, they are all evident. In gestures, facial expressions, and vocal intonation. Of course, he is well versed in the concepts of subordination and etiquette. He also understands the rather simple language of power, which he is also capable of speaking, although he does so with much less enthusiasm.

A highly ambitious young elf who, in his pursuit of results, can easily cross the line. On the one hand, this speaks to his diligence and responsibility, but on the other, it makes one question his ethical code. Stubborn, once he sets his mind to something, he won't give it up so easily. Due to the aforementioned pride, he reacts extremely sharply to mistakes and missteps. During periods of emotional crisis, he becomes even more hot-tempered and impulsive than usual, which can lead to mischief, only to deal with the consequences with dignity. He never shifts responsibility.

He's hardly friendly. Accustomed to being viewed differently due to the stigma of others' immense success, he can react harshly and even inappropriately to initial attempts at closeness, with irritation and even anger. However, after some time, he may warm up to those eager to befriend him. Caranthir develops strong emotional attachments to family and friends, willing to make sacrifices for them, and is also quite jealous. He perceives an abrupt end or change in a relationship with someone as a grave insult. Although not known for his love of cruelty and sadism, he can display them, both on his own initiative and following orders. This is especially true when it comes to dh'oine, which Caranthir often equates with animals like rats or pigs. Even horses and dogs are considered superior to humans in his value system. This is why Ar-Feiniel will watch with an impassive face, his gaze fixed on his comrades-in-arms as they destroy foreign settlements and seize necessary territories, ridding themselves of unfit slaves and servants—"hairless apes" or anyone else. Caranthir, in addition to all of the above, is distinguished by loyalty. He has been, is, and will remain devoted to his people, and especially to the current king, Eredin. Therefore, no matter what the Hawk orders or does, the Navigator is always at his side.

He possesses magic that manipulates Time and Space, allowing Wild Gon to travel between worlds. His only limitation is that he can only control the "corridors" along the Spiral. Beyond that, he cannot. He can also move freely over shorter distances. He often uses this skill in battle to catch his opponent off guard, appearing behind him. If the situation allows, he fights from a distance. He could match his strength with many powerful sorcerers on the Continent. In addition to teleportation, he can summon ice elementals or hounds to his aid. He is also a skilled searcher and telepathist. He knows many ways to use the Force to extract information from living beings. He is a skilled horseman. He was forced to learn to wield not only a magic staff but also a sword. He is educated and has learned to read and write. He also knows the rules of etiquette and other wisdom dictated by his social status. Speaks both Elllon and classical Elder Speech. He understands and can communicate in the language of the people from the world of Aen Seidhe, but prefers not to dwell on it. He won't be lost if left completely alone. He can secure dinner, temporary shelter, and medical treatment, if necessary. He's skilled in diplomacy, but prefers to use it first, then switch to the language of force. He's in good physical condition and has ample stamina, respectively. He can shut off his emotions when needed, particularly pity and compassion. He's diligent and responsible. He often overestimates his own strength. Avallac'h and everything connected to him. This is said both in comparison to Caranthir and simply by chance. Ar-Feiniel is grateful for everything, but his rose-colored glasses have long since been removed and shattered. Caranthir is a mage first, and a swordsman second. Therefore, he prefers to fight from a distance. He's inferior in strength to much more trained fighters. Wearing Wild Hunt armor significantly reduces agility and dexterity, and consequently, fatigues more quickly.