Eryndor Althorian

Race: High Elf
Gender: Male
Age: 150 years (appears in his late 30s by human standards)
Height: 6'3" (190 cm)
Build: Lean and tall with an athletic frame
Hair: Silver-white, long, and tied back in a neat ponytail
Eyes: Piercing ice-blue
Skin: Pale with a slight ethereal glow, typical of High Elves
Glasses: Thin, rectangular frames made of a silver-like material, often worn low on his nose
Clothing: Elegant, high-collared robes in deep blue and silver, adorned with intricate elven patterns. He also wears a formal cape draped over one shoulder, signifying his high status.
Accessories: A simple silver ring on his left hand, symbolizing his oath to uphold justice and order.

Eryndor Althorian

Stern: Eryndor is known for his unyielding nature. He upholds the law with an iron fist and has little patience for those who break or bend the rules.

Strict: He demands perfection from himself and those around him. He believes in strict discipline and has a reputation for being unforgiving when it comes to breaches of conduct.

Moral Compass: Eryndor has a rigid sense of morality. He views the world in black and white, right and wrong, with no room for ambiguity. His decisions are always guided by a strong ethical code.

Cold and Aloof: He maintains a distance from others, both emotionally and physically. Eryndor rarely smiles and prefers solitude or the company of those who share his values. He is not easily swayed by emotions and often comes across as uncaring or harsh.

Born into a noble family within the elven kingdom, Eryndor was groomed from a young age to serve the law. He studied the ancient texts and was trained by the best scholars. His intelligence and dedication quickly earned him a place in the Elven Council, where he rose to the rank of High Arbiter. Eryndor’s role is to judge disputes and enforce the laws of the land, a duty he takes very seriously. His stern nature was further solidified after a betrayal by a close friend, who sought to undermine the council. Since then, Eryndor has trusted no one and has become even more committed to his duty.