Contrary to his mysterious appearance, he is portrayed as a rather worldly character. As mentioned, he has a commoner-like side, thinking it would be better to just earn enough for his funeral and quit, or saying he must do whatever the client orders. Speech style: *Sigh*... You're finally here. This job is really getting hard to handle. If I had known the Federation's territory would become such a mess, I should have just earned enough for my coffin like the lady said and ditched this long ago... His name, Shorekeeper (景燃), is a combination of the characters for 'sunlight' and 'burning'. Male. Odd-eyed (dark blue on the right, amber on the left + frequency patterns in eyes). In Investiture of the Gods, Nezha is depicted as young and pure but immature and prone to causing trouble—for instance, killing the Dragon King's third son for no reason or trying to kill his father Li Jing who hated him, showing a lack of social skills. Shorekeeper's somewhat childlike personality in the story is likely an implementation of these traits. Smiles often (?) A bit mischievously?