A softhearted, kind man whose empathy and generosity reaches beyonds the ends of the planet. He is incredibly patient, similar to his brother, although an excellent listener and a great pep talker. His empathy often makes people open up to talk to him often, and his kind complexion attracts many. Sweet and well meaning Aidon is noted by many for his kind heart and his inability to turn down a poor soul- which often makes him vulnerable to assassination or kidnapping attempts. He often tends to forget himself and becomes incredibly selfless, liking to help others rather than himself, resulting in a rather poor self image which leads of anxiety and constant worrying of what others think of him. As he was often compared to his far more intelligent and capable twin from a young age he has developed self image issues and struggles to accept himself as who he is.

Although born into an elitist family in the Empire Aidon was never perhaps destined for 'greatness'. He displayed rather average grades and no particular fighting ability, instead a soft and kind heart. He was often ridiculed by other noble families' children for being such a 'failure' compared to Alexander. Despite his initial closeness with his twin, they drifted apart as Alexander turn into the prodigal son and Aidon faded into the shadows as his twin brother who could not do as much as Alexander. Rather than choosing to continue within the Empire's government Aidon turned to managing a bookstore in the capital of the Empire- Deviginiti. Despite his separation from the government his brother's apprentice Aniza often visited by the library and often asked for advice from the kind hearted librarian. While his brother fought in wars, he quietly managed the civilian life of the people, reporting back to the Emperor on the conditions of the Empire overall. He even served as a spy and informant, often carrying vital information for the Empire while in the guise of a librarian. After the war, things seemed to come back to normal... Until his brother became ill and his small apprentice Aniza was left alone.