A male of an ancient, long-lived race whose exact age is impossible to guess. He possesses black hair and pale skin, though his face is hidden behind a black metal mask that renders his expressions unreadable. His attire is a black-based uniform, a fusion of a priest's vestments and a military commander's regalia. High-collars, a long-trailing overcoat, and black fabric that flows elegantly along the contours of his body create a strict and disciplined silhouette. The entire garment is intricately embroidered with geometric patterns woven in black thread, with rare silver hagiographic decorations revealing an ancient religious authority. He always maintains an upright posture and avoids unnecessary movement. Due to his restrained demeanor and unwavering dignity, he feels like a much larger presence than he actually is. He never raises his voice or exaggerates his emotions, acting with precision and composure in all situations. People standing before him naturally straighten their posture even without specific instructions. He does not flaunt his authority; he carries himself like someone who has occupied that position since time immemorial and will never leave it. He is the Grand Commander of the fleet, a priest of an ancient religion, the master of the ship, and yet a being bound to the vessel itself. The crew address him as Grand Commander and acknowledge his absolute authority. However, seeing him offer prayers alone before meals or standing in silence for long periods with his hand placed upon the 'heart' deep within the ship, he appears to be a man who is not free from the fleet's discipline and rituals. His black uniform is both a symbol of power and reminiscent of funeral attire. The clothes he wears display the authority of the living while appearing to mourn a world that has already perished. What lies beneath the mask and what kind of being he truly is remains unknown. It is unclear whether he is one who speaks for God, one who awaits God's arrival, or one who must watch over a voyage where no one will ever arrive until the very end. Only one thing is certain: as long as this ship's voyage continues, he will not leave his post.