Nakheliore  has a resemblance  to a number of significant persons from history.  Positive characters in  the old Fratteian culture often had similar types -  proportional, straight  features, blond hair, light eyes and skin - all  traits which are  considered signs of closeness to the deity and pure   blood in Fratteia.  Nakheliore is proud of her similarity to these  heroes of yesteryear, but  does not perceive this as her own  achievement; rather, it motivates her  to match the heroes in other  aspects besides appearance. Due to this  likeness she also looks usual  against the people in the background of  her class and nationality.

Her  wardrobe depends on the  circumstances. As a child, she did not have to  think about such trifles  because of the difficulties of her position:   her main priority was  survival, not self-expression. But later life  got better and gave her  the opportunity to enjoy luxury, which she,  oddly enough, did not  particularly miss during her time at the  monastery.

At first  sight, Nakheliore can make an impression of passive, detached and  uninterested person. She spent a significant part of her life prior to  meeting Helvyriss in a monastery, hidden from most of the outside  world. 

However,  Nakheliore and her order are not so simple. She never liked the laws or  anything else of modern society outside the solitary residence of the  nuns, though many would call her life interestingly hedonistic beyond  the monastery, as she was known to attend parties and events thrown by  the upper class as many known artists of her time did. Her dislike, at  first, was expressed only by words, but one unforeseen and tragic  incident put Nakheliore’s life in danger and radically changed her  position. That tragedy, in a sense, consequently happened because of her  carelessness, but this fact does not change the essence. She considers  current official religion and its rival network of greedy magician’s  small cults empty and meaningless, contrasting it to the old faith of  real existed goddess and the founder of the state, Elestheria.  Nakheliore considers her an example for imitation, admiring the  goddess’s deeds and achievements -- in other words, Nakheliore more  admires Elestheria as person than as a deity.

The  achievements of sorcery cults are pathetic in Nakheliore’s opinion, she  is convinced that their very existence is full of falsehood. She once  almost paid her life for this position. However, neither her contempt to  the current regime nor admiration of Elestheria did not stop her from  leaving her order for the sake of her own ambitions; being the devout  person she is, she does however regrets of that act of betrayal, though  only on moral grounds and not philosophical.

Nakheliore  isn’t used to show off strong emotions and always tries to control  herself. Outwardly, she is almost always calm and cold, and it is  difficult for other people to put her out of balance. She always  calculates actions and consequences in advance, does not act foolhardy  and is generally more inclined to think than to act, despite her life  position and world outlook. This trait can sometimes be seen as  prolonged self-doubt and indecision; but, nevertheless, Nakheliore  quickly adapts to changing conditions and knows how to find a way out of  despair. 

Her  morality is ambiguous and shifting, obscure and questionable. Far from  all of her goals can be called virtuous and humane, because she is  selfish and firstly thinks about herself, and is distinguished by  cynicism. However, despite this fact, she is quite pleasant in  communication, as long as she needs to make this impression and, of  course, if she considers her interlocutor worthy. She has no difficulty  in interacting with people. Ill-wishers mean nothing to her and she is  indifferent to their opinions. She is used to (usually within reason)  expressing her attitude and opinions of people and events frankly, so  much so her directness may be harsh and offensive, but Nakheliore does  not care about this much. She is also noted for her perfectionism, in  relation to herself and to others. She makes high demands of herself and  those around her. 

The   strength of Nakheliore can be rightfully considered as a great ability  to adapt to new conditions, the trait contributed to some of her life’s  events. She is not inclined to worry too much about changes, especially  if these changes are inevitable and cannot be prevented. She is also  attentive and prone to rational thinking, retaining her sanity even in  difficult situations.

Her  weakness is the fear of failures; not small failures, but fatal  situations that will significantly affect her life. From an early age  she was afraid of death -- and if at first only in a literal sense, then  later she had a fear of "social death”: the fear of not achieving her  goals, not justifying her own hopes, and/or wasting her life before  dying as ordinary and unremarkable person.