Aeinwaje the Adler

**Aeinwaje the Adler** is a hero created by Boriyas from the remains of a bird killed by an Embryo during the great age of creation.

## Aeinwaje

"Anything worth hiding is something worth seeing!"

## Physical description

### Eye color

Forest Green

> *At his hooves rested the desecrated corpse of a flying-thing. It’s body battered, lacerated and sloppily devoured beyond recognition, what was left of its exterior had been removed expertly. ...Summoning the lifeblood too him, the boar took what was left of the corpse and reshaped it. And the active force eagerly obeyed, reconstituting bone where much had been destroyed, and sinew was reconstructed, and muscles were synthesized according to the form Boris wrought. Flesh covered over it, and brown fur over that, replacing its matted feathers. And when all was finished, the Boar and the whole of actuality looked upon what they had created. It was a skinny thing, standing upright on hooved yet possessed hand at the ends of its arms. And affixed atop its head was a mighty crown of antlers, and between them a golden ring shown with the light of the sun, a sign belonging to those of the mountain god’s brood. It’s eyes gleamed with a knowing intelligence. ...Boris grunted, and went on to teach him many things.*
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## Titles

* **Stoneswimmer I**: This allows Aeinwaje to swim through stone like water. The liquified zone extending a few feet all around Aeinwaje and hardens when he leaves the area.

## Personality

Aeinwaje is a strong-willed, lighthearted, cheerful young man who yearns for adventure and to experience everything that life has to offer. To most, he is a revered, loyal friend whose beaming personality lightens their day and whose achievements spur them on in their own lives. To others, he is a naive, headstrong troublemaker who shirks the responsibilities of a hero. Both viewpoints are equally valid.

Aeinwaje is somewhat mischievous. His trademark oft-present grin and lust for exploring often land him in trouble with conservative, authoritarian figures such as guard captains or shopkeepers. He is rather notorious for trespassing just about anywhere, a remnant of his stone bird blood. Thankfully, Aeinwaje is a genuinely well-meaning person, and his lack of borders rarely causes actual harm to the places he wanders into. He respects people's property far more than it seems; he just believes that anything worth hiding is something worth seeing.

Of course, these aspects hide the complex and determined young man underneath. On the reverse side of his frivolous nature is his considerable shrewdness, which makes him quite capable of reading people and situations. He is particularly observant, taking into consideration even the smallest details of his surroundings in order to better understand and deal with challenges and is not above using cheap tricks or questionable tactics to ensure his own survival. Being singularly ambitious, Aeinwaje also has a remarkably tenacious will that allows him to overcome virtually insurmountable obstacles and accept inhuman burdens for the sake of his own ultimate goal. He has a considerable pride that will not stand for having his ideas insulted or condemned by others, but he is also capable of shelving his pride if it becomes something that will stand in the way of his objective.

In battle, Aeinwaje exposes a more contained face of his personality. He keeps up a witty banter with his adversaries so long as he sees them in a good light. Aeinwaje is very protective of life on the Anchor, refusing to allow any harm to come to them and often deem their safety more important than his own in spite of his own personal ambitions and goals. He has to be reminded several times that his own safety is something upon which many people depend and he uses his loved ones as hid primary motivation when all hope seems lost. As such, he becomes furious when observing those who willingly or remorselessly cast aside their own comrades or brethren and is sickened by the idea of beings who reject their duty to those who trust them. Those who kill innocents or injure his friends are placed on a different level, approached and dealt with in a much more serious manner. They are often ripped to shreds beneath his heavy onslaught, sometimes literally. And that brings to light Aeinwaje's willingness to kill if the situation calls for it. Despite his lightheartedness, he is a warden with a serious responsibility towards the lives he protects. That love for all that he holds dear manifests in a military attitude towards the loss of life. Although he may err towards capture if given the choice, he has no qualms about ending the lives of those who would harm his homeland.

## Reference

1. ↑ https://www.roleplayerguild.com/posts/5089314