Prince Po

Po is nineteen years old, with sun-darkened brown skin and black hair. He has one silver eye and one gold eye that both seem to glow. Before his eyes settled, they were gray. As per Lienid custom, Po has ears pierced with small gold hoops and wears ten golden rings on his fingers. Tattoos of dark, thick bands wrap around each of his upper arms, like ribbon, in the place where the muscles of his shoulder end and the muscles of his arm begin. The bands are decorated with intricate designs. The tattoos are meant to be attractive to his future wife. The earrings, rings, and tattoos are all part of Lienid ornamentation. He is also clean-shaven. Po is tall and smooth in his movements. He has a gravely and deep voice with a lilt to his words. Po has a straight nose, a handsome set to his mouth, and strong shoulders. He is beautiful. He is not good at keeping his emotions off his face. He almost always wears his shirtsleeves rolled to the elbow. He wears six plain gold rings of varying widths on his right hand, each representing one of his brothers. The thickest is for the oldest and the thinnest is for the youngest. On his left hand he wears a plain gold ring for Tealiff, one small ring with a gray line running through the middle for his mother, a wide and heavy ring with a sharp, glittery white stone for his father, and one plain gold ring engraved all around with a design that matches the design of his tattoos. This is his ring and represents his prince hood and inheritance. His distinctive look makes it impossible for him to avoid drawing attention from others.

Po is exceedingly loyal to those he loves. He is also protective, stubborn, and very honest. Sometimes he gives off an almost childlike innocence in the way he speaks so openly. He often appears to be at ease, like he could nod off to sleep at any moment, but it's just an act. He laughs a lot. Po doesn't have the ambitions of his brothers. He's never wanted a large holding, or to be king or an overlord. He is more restless than his brothers and dreams of traveling. He clearly cares about his people, and his friendship is true. Po is not easily humiliated and isn't bothered by Katsa's superior hunting and fighting skills. He says she humbles him but doesn't humiliate him. Po comes across very clear in his thought because he has spent his whole life "hammering out the emotions of others and himself." Po admits that he only pretends to be sociable. It's a strain for him to hide his Grace, especially from his family. Instead, he would much rather be traveling or left alone. He gives off an alluring and almost seductive demeanour.