Raki Silverfish

Raki Silverfish is an adolescent Zora out of his element.
A child of the Interloper Wars, Raki finds himself transported across time to a world of water he does not know.
===Appearance===
Tall and thin, muscular yet lean, dark blue-and-purple tribal tattoos running across his face and down his back and shoulders.
===Personality and/or Allegiances===
Chaotic Good
===Inventory===
A small red satchel filled with jars of rare minerals he's collected on his travels (some of which have magical or medicinal properties), an inert fragment of a broken time-shift stone.
===Strengths===
Raki is athletic, quick and nimble like an acrobat. He has some command over wind (and by extension water), allowing him to power through the sea like a torpedo, jump large distances, or levitate small objects. He is able to use his Zora fins as wind-guided projectiles or dual-wield them as daggers.
===Weaknesses===
Raki is impetuous, hotheaded, and impatient. He does not like being underestimated or dismissed. He also does not do well with fire.
===Backstory===
Raki was a child of the Interloper Wars. He became involved in the conflict as a youth when he encountered one of the mud constructs the Twili used as weapons of war, which had collapsed in Zora's Domain. Discovering that this particular golem, called Habiki, had a soul and a conscience, Raki befriended the badly damaged creature and nursed it back to health, swaying it to the side of the Hylians and escorting it to Hyrule Castle, where they joined a group of crusaders known as the Light Warriors. During this time, Raki became possessed by a trickster spirit claiming to be the demi-god known as the Wind Fish. Raki, being very young, was forbidden from joining the war effort, and ultimately sent away to safety. Growing up in the aftermath of the war, resentful of being prevented from helping as the Light Warriors fought and died, and wondering what ever became of his earthen friend, Raki trained himself to fight so he would never be sidelined again. Struggling with the antics of the poltergeist that sought to take control of his body, he later managed to seal the spirit away while retaining access to its wind-based powers. But had he actually quelled the tempest within?
Years later, in the process of searching for his lost comrade, he was inadvertently transported to the distant future by means of a timeshift stone. Seeing as he's stranded here, he might as well explore the place. Could he be here for a reason?