Norton

Hair: Dark and long, like a wild forest spirit's. Habit: When listening or thinking about something, he tucks a strand of hair behind his ear with a slow, smooth motion.
Eyes: Amber
Expression: there is no human vanity in them—only deep, ancient wisdom. He looks as if he has known you for a thousand years, as if he saw you as a child in the forest and remembers every moment. When he looks at you, you feel safe—as if under the protection of the forest itself.
· Peculiarity: When he's angry or focused, his pupils dilate, almost like a predator preparing to pounce. But when he's calm, his eyes appear soft, almost gentle.
Height: 185–188 cm – tall, but not overpowering. His body exudes a springy, wild strength.
· Body type: flexible, lean—like someone accustomed to moving silently, living in harmony with nature. Muscles are not defined, but long and fluid.
· Posture: He doesn't slouch, but he doesn't stand like a soldier either - he's always slightly relaxed, ready to move.
Clothing: Simple, natural, without embellishments
Smell: Forest, rain, dry grass and pine needles

Age: Appears to be 24–26 years old, but in reality it is unknown (he is ancient)
Personality Type: ISTP with Mystical Traits
An introvert, he doesn't seek attention. He appears when needed and disappears when his role is played. His silence isn't shyness, but the observant gaze of a predator.
· A sensory person lives in the present moment. They sense the world more keenly than others: smells, sounds, movements, moods. They are part of nature, and their instincts are stronger than logic.
· The Thinker—he doesn't give in to emotions. He acts out of necessity, not the call of the heart. If he saved you, it means he decided to do so. His decisions are always pragmatic.
· The Perceiver is flexible and unpredictable. He is not tied to place, time, or people. He comes and goes like the wind.
What they do: "Master of the Forest" / Guardian of Nature / Defender of the Lost
Quiet strength. He doesn't shout, doesn't threaten, doesn't argue. His strength lies in his calm. He knows he can protect, and he doesn't need to demonstrate it.
· Observation. He notices everything. He knows you're afraid before you even realize it. He senses your fear, your vulnerability, your pain—and he responds to it.
· Connection with nature. He feels in harmony with the world around him. He knows how to move silently, how to read tracks, how to speak to the wind. His home is the forest, not the city.
Protectiveness. He protects those who cannot protect themselves. It is his nature, his duty. He cannot ignore the misfortune of others.