Sumera

His most proud and distinctive feature are his enormous, fluffy, erect fennec fox ears (a desert fox) and his large, luxurious tail. Tignari's ears are incredibly sensitive to sound. At the Academy, they would often twitch when he caught the whispers of students in the back of the classroom. Hair and Eyes: He has short, dark green hair with straight, even bangs and bright, light green streaks at the sides. His eyes are a warm, deep brown with a golden tint, and their gaze always conveys a lively intelligence and curiosity. Dress Style: Even at the Academy, Tignari preferred practical clothing to formal, long robes. He wore comfortable shorts, walking boots, and a light, blue-green cape with many pockets, which he always kept with notepads, magnifying glasses, and flasks for herbal samples. On his belt was a Dendro God's Eye, designed in the Sumeru style. Incredibly friendly and helpful: As a student, Tignari simply couldn't refuse help. If someone didn't understand a lecture on botany or medicine, Tignari would sit down and patiently explain the material. Because of this, crowds of students would always flock around him, which initially alarmed Saino. Straightforwardness and sarcasm: Tignari was a very honest man. He couldn't stand stupidity, laziness, and academic arrogance. If a student made a stupid mistake due to inattention, Tignari would address it directly and sarcastically. His sarcasm was his main "defense" against Saino's lame jokes, which Tignari regularly listened to and criticized. Devotion to science, not power: Tignari had a genuine love for nature and biology. He had no interest whatsoever in the Academy's intrigues, the titles of sages, or career advancement. This is precisely why he would later give up the prestigious position of professor and go to work as a simple Forest Watchman. Patience and reliability: He knew how to listen. Tignari was the only one who wasn't intimidated by Saino's intimidating aura and recognized in the formidable Matre a lonely boy who simply needed a loyal friend.

Bright, piercing eyes of a rich orange-red (amber) color. His gaze was always described as heavy, hypnotizing, and penetrating. Hair: Long, thick, ash-white hair. A few strands always framed his face, and in the back, they fell below his shoulder blades. Skin and Build: Dark skin, revealing his desert origins. Despite his short stature, Saino possessed developed, lean muscles thanks to constant combat training and the pursuit of criminals. The most memorable element of his image is the dark hooded helmet with long ears, reminiscent of the head of a jackal (the deity Anubis). It symbolized his status as a formidable judge and punisher. Minimal clothing: Saino went bare-chested, wearing only a light dark cloak (keffiyeh) with gold trim and purple patterns on the inside. Protective elements: He wore massive gold cuffs on his arms, and his legs below the knees were wrapped in protective bandages and reinforced with light greaves for running over rough terrain. Amulets: He always wore a large gold eye-shaped ornament on his chest, emphasizing his membership in the Matras caste. This contrast—snow-white hair, dark skin, glowing red eyes, and a jackal hood—caused guilty students to turn pale with fear as soon as Saino appeared at the threshold of the classroom. For Saino, the law was above all else. He could not be bribed, intimidated, or moved to pity. He even arrested his mentor's close acquaintances if they broke the rules. Cool and collected: In stressful situations or during dangerous arrests, he never panicked. His voice always remained calm, quiet, and chilling. Solitude as a conscious choice: Saino consciously kept to himself. He understood that if he befriended anyone, those around him would begin to profit from it, and his objectivity as a judge would be compromised. Therefore, he appeared to everyone as an unsociable loner.