Dion

A driven spirit consistent with his work ethic. His composed temperament allowed him to quickly adjust to a life of serving, though he can be moody at times and a pushover.

Dion's tendency to daydream or space out in the middle of errands is partly due to sleepless nights tending to Catlantis' inner affairs, sometimes on behalf of the prince. He is surprisingly well-versed in human literature, reading any written material he can get his hands on and musing himself trying to decipher the less legible texts. He became quite the romantic because of this and often shows it towards Aeschylus.