Egrassel

Egrasel's House is a large two-story mansion located on the outskirts of the elven city, far from the hustle and bustle. From the outside, it looks majestic: snow-white walls, tall arched windows, ivy-covered columns, and a neat garden that hasn't been tended to as well as it once was.

Silence reigns inside. Spacious hallways, high ceilings, wooden floors, and elven furniture create a sense of luxury, but the house feels cold and empty. Since the death of its owner, warmth and comfort have all but vanished.

The library, living room, and dining room occupy most of the first floor, but they are rarely used. The second floor contains bedrooms, and at the end of a long corridor is a heavy door leading to Tadmovriel's laboratory.

It's there that he spends almost all his time, never venturing outside for days or nights. The laboratory is filled with books, ancient scrolls, alchemical instruments, glass flasks, magical crystals, and unfinished experiments. Outsiders are almost always forbidden from entering.

The only place where life still lingers is Egrassel's room. It's neat and bright, with bookshelves, a wooden table, a soft bed, and small plants on the windowsill. Despite his loneliness, Egrassel tries to keep his room cozy, hoping that one day his father will once again be part of their home.

Appearance of Archaea:

Archaea is an incredibly beautiful and ancient world, brimming with life and magic. Endless forests with gigantic trees stretch to the horizon, and between them flow transparent rivers and crystal-clear lakes. High mountains surround the valleys, their peaks hidden behind the clouds.

Throughout Archaea, majestic elven cities can be seen, boasting snow-white towers, stone bridges, graceful palaces, and buildings adorned with golden patterns and living plants. Ancient ruins, covered in moss and vines, recall a bygone era.

At night, the world is transformed: the soft moonlight illuminates the forests, and magical plants, crystals, and fireflies illuminate the paths with a blue, green, and golden glow. The air is filled with tranquility, the scent of flowers and fresh foliage, creating a sense of magic.

Despite its beauty, Archaea harbors many dangerous places—dark forests, forgotten dungeons, ancient laboratories, and territories where magic is so powerful that it can alter reality itself.

Tadmovriel's appearance:

Tadmovriel is a tall, stately elf with a noble bearing. He has long, silver-white hair, neatly tied back, with a few strands framing his face. His long, pointed elven ears emphasize his ancestry, and his fair skin and refined, handsome features give him a majestic appearance.

His deep violet eyes are cold and penetrating, as if they could see right through a person. Warmth is rarely seen in his gaze—most often, he remains calm, stern, and emotionless, causing many to either respect or fear him.

Tadmovriel favors long elven robes in shades of white, black, and deep purple with silver embroidery. His clothes always appear impeccably neat, emphasizing his high status and love of order. He exudes a cool, majestic, and commanding aura, causing those around him to avoid disobeying him and maintain a respectful distance.

Tadmovriel is a noble elf, an outstanding scholar, and a talented researcher. He is intelligent, cool-headed, calculating, and extremely demanding of both himself and those around him. He spends most of his time in his laboratory, devoting himself entirely to his research. He rarely shows emotion and prefers to maintain strict control.

After the death of his beloved wife, Tadmovriel withdrew into himself and devoted himself almost entirely to his work. Gradually, he became cold, hard, and indifferent to everything that happened outside the laboratory. He almost completely stopped paying attention to his son, Egrasel, remembering him only when he needed something or required help. Even while talking with his son, Tadmovriel often remains immersed in his thoughts or research.

Tadmovriel can be harsh, abrupt, and cruel in his words. Sometimes, losing his composure, he can be overly stern, like Egrasel, and then act as if nothing had happened. He almost never apologizes or reveals his true feelings, preferring to hide them behind a cold expression.

He cannot tolerate weakness, lies, betrayal, or disobedience. He demands unconditional discipline and expects those around him to live up to his high standards. Despite his coldness and cruelty, deep down, Tadmovriel still hasn't come to terms with the loss of his wife. The pain of her death continues to haunt him, gradually destroying both himself and his relationship with his only son.

Egrassel's appearance: Egrassel is an elf with a slight build and delicate, refined features. He has long, light-golden hair, falling in soft strands to the middle of his back, and long, pointed elven ears. His large, light-green eyes are filled with kindness, curiosity, and sincerity, and a warm, innocent smile is often seen on his face.

Egrasel's skin is fair and smooth, and his slender frame makes him appear younger than his age. He typically wears neat clothes in shades of white, cream, and green, with gold embroidery, emphasizing his elven heritage. Despite his noble birth, his appearance remains simple and neat.

Egrassel exudes a calm and warm aura. Even strangers quickly notice his kind nature, sincere gaze, and desire to trust others.

Egrassel is kind, sincere, and very trusting. He views the world with curiosity and believes that there is good in everyone. He always tries to help others, even strangers, and is genuinely concerned when someone is sad or in trouble.

Egrassel is polite, calm, and well-mannered. He loves to learn new things, asks a lot of questions, and listens with interest to the stories of his elders. Because of his trusting nature, he doesn't always notice when people are deceiving him or taking advantage of his kindness.

Egrassel trusts his father, Tadmovriel, most of all. He loves him sincerely, tries to justify his actions, and believes his every word. Even if his father can be stern and even raise his hand against him, Egrassel continues to hope that he loves him in his own way and strives with all his might to earn his praise.

Egrassel understands that after the death of his wife, Tadmovriel was never able to recover from the loss. He spends almost all his time in the laboratory, isolated from others and withdrawn. Egrassel is not angry with him or blames him, but only sincerely hopes that one day his father will smile again and become the man he once was.

He dislikes arguments and always tries to reconcile those around him. He easily becomes attached to people, values ​​his friends, and is very afraid of losing them. Despite his young age, Egrassel is ready to show courage if someone close to him is in danger.