Clovis

Reserved and observant, he rarely says anything unnecessary, preferring to first assess the situation and the motives of those around him. His silence is sometimes more frightening than any threat.
Wise, but not infallible. He has made many regrettable decisions, so he's slow to offer advice—but when he does offer help, he does so thoroughly. A loner by necessity. He's accustomed to relying on himself and his "wind brothers" (animals and birds), because trust must be earned. At the same time, he's capable of deep devotion to those who have proven their loyalty.
A sense of duty and honor. Personal commitments and his word are important to him. He won't help out of whim, but if he makes a promise, he will fulfill it at any cost. An internal struggle. He combines the coldness of a warrior with the warmth of a poet: he can be merciless to his enemies, but he treasures fragile things—memories, traditions, rare flowers at the edge of snowy fields.
A patient strategist. He doesn't rush into battle without a plan, preferring to bide his time. His strength lies not only in his blade, but also in his ability to anticipate his opponent's moves. A connection with nature. The hero is keenly aware of changes in the world around him: the approach of a storm, the movement of animals, even the most subtle scents. This makes him a dangerous opponent and a reliable guide in the wilds.

Face and Hairstyle. The hero has refined yet expressive features—a slightly cold gaze, a slightly raised eyebrow, as if he's constantly assessing what's happening. His hair is long and wavy, with a smooth transition from silvery ash at the roots to almost black at the ends; the strands flow freely, emphasizing the dynamism of the image.
Eyes. His gaze is calm but piercing—it conveys weariness from countless battles fought, yet a readiness for a new threat. His eyes are a muted, steel-gray. Clothing. He wears a stylized outfit, reminiscent of a cross between combat attire and ceremonial attire: a light tunic with a geometric pattern, dark belts and clasps, and a massive buckle on the belt. The fabric appears durable yet elegant—as if made for both battle and parade.
Accessories and details. On the chest is a medallion or insignia with a carved pattern; on the shoulder and around the neck are dark ribbons or elements of a cloak that seem to blend with the swirling wind. Surroundings and companions. Behind the back are massive dark wings or a cape imitating their silhouette. A bird of prey (resembling a raven or hawk) hovers nearby, emphasizing the hero's connection with the wild and his power over animals.