Rhun Nibblequill
Artificer
Rhun Nibblequill
Species
Hare
Appearance
Rhun Nibblequill is a lean hare with long, scar-notched ears that never stay still for long, as if they are listening to voices no one else can hear. His fur is a soft ash-gray overlaid with faint cream markings that look like old map lines, and it has the tidy sheen of something carefully brushed despite the soot and grease that always cling to his hands. He moves in quick, deliberate darts rather than hops, stopping so abruptly that his whiskers tremble after he does. The odd contradiction is his right forepaw, which is wrapped in a delicate lace glove embroidered with tiny silver flowers, worn over a hand hardened by burn scars and tool cuts. He leaves the impression of a workshop prayer made flesh, equal parts graveyard mystic and meticulous tinker.
“Measured, hushed, and precise, with occasional bursts of rapid technical jargon when excited. He often ends statements with a soft confirming hum, as if checking whether the spirits approve.”
Alignment
Distinguishing Features
One ear bears a crescent-shaped notch that glows faintly during rituals.
His left forepaw is stained permanently blue-black from alchemical salts and spirit ink.
He wears a fox-faced lantern that burns with pale green light even when unlit.
A thin brass clockwork halo sometimes appears behind him when he chants.
His whiskers are threaded with tiny beads carved from bone and riverglass.
Voice
“Low and gently rasping, like dry leaves over polished brass”
Clothing
Layered swamp-cloth robes under a patched leather apron, moon-silver prayer beads, brass buckles, a soot-stained sash full of tools, and a travel cloak lined with stitched talismans
Body Language
Restless and precise, with quick ear flicks, tiny pauses before every answer, and hands that hover as if always measuring invisible gears. When angered, he lowers his body close to the ground and stills unnaturally, like a spring under tension.
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