Nadir Siltvein
Rogue
Nadir Siltvein
Species
River Elf
Appearance
Nadir is a gaunt river elf with pale blue skin washed through with faint green undertones, as though marsh-water lived beneath his flesh. His lank black hair hangs in greasy cords over narrow shoulders, and his orange eyes seem too bright for his tired face, always glittering with calculation or offense. He keeps a scraggly beard he never properly trims, and the beard often catches dust, saw filings, or the smell of old lamp oil. He walks with a pronounced limp, dragging one leg slightly and using a lacquered cane whose handle is polished smooth by years of nervous gripping. His clothes are expensive in theory and shabby in practice, layered with patched vests, stained waistcoats, and belts full of hidden pockets, yet he somehow still looks like a man trying to advertise wealth while resenting everyone who notices he is faking it. The strangest thing about him is that his ruined posture makes him seem smaller than he is, until he straightens in anger and the whole room feels suddenly crowded by his presence.
“Dry, abrasive, and bargain-heavy, with a habit of sounding offended even when he is pleased. He speaks as if every sentence is a price quote or a grievance.”
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Distinguishing Features
A permanent limp from a battlefield wound
Orange eyes that look almost luminous in dim light
A constant smell of old dust, pepper oil, and metal filings
A cane that conceals a blade and a counting rod
Pale blue skin with green undertones that becomes almost teal when he is angry
Voice
“A raspy, impatient baritone with the cadence of a street broker trying to hide exhaustion behind contempt.”
Clothing
A weather-stained merchant's coat over layered vests, patched trousers, soft leather boots built for limping, fingerless gloves, and a belt crowded with pouches, locks, chalk, wires, and tiny vials. He wears one cracked silver ring too large for his finger, as if he once owned better things and refuses to sell the memory.
Body Language
He leans on his cane with one hand while the other hand never fully relaxes, always drumming coins, brushing sleeves, or touching hidden pockets. When offended, he goes very still before speaking, and that stillness is more threatening than shouting.
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