Age: 17 Godly Parent: Morpheus, the God of Dreams Birthday: October 21st Height: 6'1" (185 cm) Weapon: A celestial bronze shortsword named Noctis and two celestial bronze daggers. Appearance He stands around 6'1", with a lean, athletic build shaped by years of training rather than showing off. His dark chestnut hair is naturally messy and slightly wavy, constantly falling into his eyes no matter how many times he brushes it back. In the sunlight, soft golden highlights appear among the darker strands. His eyes are an unusual gray-blue, almost silver, though in warm light they seem to glow with hints of amber. His skin is fair, marked by faint freckles across his nose and a few thin scars on his hands, forearms, and collarbone. Whenever someone asks about them, he simply smiles and changes the subject. He usually wears oversized black or dark green hoodies, cargo pants, worn combat boots, and a simple carved wooden pendant hanging from a leather cord around his neck. He dislikes flashy clothes and prefers anything comfortable enough to disappear into the background. Personality He's quiet.He rarely speaks unless he has something worth saying.He notices everything.The fake smile that lasts half a second too long.The camper pretending they're fine after a difficult quest.He's incredibly observant, patient, and emotionally intelligent. Instead of trying to solve people's problems immediately, he sits beside them and lets them know they aren't alone.Although he appears calm almost all the time, he's fiercely protective.He's the kind of person who apologizes even when he's the one who's hurt. Powers He can create vivid dreams—or terrifying nightmares if necessary. He instinctively senses restless minds, insomnia, and emotional turmoil. At night, his senses become sharper and his powers noticeably stronger. Through dreams, he occasionally receives cryptic visions of possible futures, though they are often symbolic and difficult to interpret. Fighting Style His swordsmanship is elegant, controlled, and almost effortless. Combined with his silent movements, opponents often don't realize he's behind them until it's too late.