Tarkan Saeral II

Tarkan Saeral II is the eldest of Imry Saeral's children, scion to the ancient house. He currently apprentices directly under King Vaenarr Vakerian as his Master of Coin of which he seems to be wonderful at. Tarkan is additively one of the four Keeper of the Keys, bearing the Key to The Queens personal spending account.
Though House Saeral has taken a fall from grace, Tarkan proves resilient to the tide, holding a position of prominence within Vakar.
== Appearance & Character ==
Silky smooth blonde hair frames his face coming down to just past his neck, framing a beautiful young appearing face with shining bright blue eyes. The hair on his face is often kept to a slight stubble not being too notable when you first look at him. Half full lips rest under a slightly crooked nose, creating a portrait of an imperfect yet desirable and fancy man.
At the age of six and twenty when he was appointed as Master of Coin, Tarkran appeared even higher improving his posture with the help of the grand maester, He often walks perfectly straight with his arms behind his back if he is not fiddling with one of the many rings that he chooses to wear over his delicate fingers. Rarely seen out of a specific set of silk robes with blue and golden accents adorning it, along with multiple rings brooches and necklaces, a large brooch upon his breast shines bearing a sigil of the Golden Saeral Leaves around a shining blue sapphire seemingly representing his new position.
Choosing form over function often, Tarkan's attire has much to offer in fetching baubles or gaudy jewelry. A golden and jade belt sits heavy with pouches, their contents aren't fully known but many claim it is either jewelry or gold that sits within these. Upon his hip, a opulent looking letter opener is pommeled in a smoothed jade. One may look at Tarkan and think that he only cares for himself and does not represent the Saeral family well. However whoever looks closer at them you see that most of his jewelry is very reminiscent of the family that he comes from especially from ancient times. Leaves adorn almost any part of jewelry he has, but most notably his brooch, and necklace which encircle his collar in a sentimental chain.