Xion Personality

To non-Rehnaurans, he will often come off as friendly, happy, and even kind. To them, he will talk very respectfully and seriously, not letting even the slightest bit of casualness slip through. This, however, is a simple facade in order to mask his less desirable true nature and gain the trust of others. While using this facade, he will speak in the third person, referring to himself as "He","Him" or by name and other people by name as a way to dissociate himself from this facade and prevent it from truly becoming him. He will very rarely laugh and cry, though when he chooses to do so within the facade, it sounds very genuine and proper. At times, however, this facade will break for brief moments and he will refer to himself as "I", usually in combat situations or situations that stress the legitimacy of his facade. Behind this facade however, he is cold and undeniably ruthless. He will look at things without taking emotions into account, looking only at the facts of a situation, deeming crimes and the like as "forgivable" under the doctrine of Rehnauros, which is to forgive all that is done with survival in mind. All other crimes done for selfish needs are considered "sins" and he will not hesitate to execute his own judgement upon those who do exactly that. Under this same doctrine however, he has taken the originally kind and compassionate spirit of it and warped it to match his bleak outlook on humanity. Thus, he does not believe his actions or anything he does that is considered morally wrong is "unforgivable" as it is done with the survival of the doctrine, and thus Rehnauros, in mind. He is confident in his decisions and actions, following through with something at once despite any obstacles that may be in his way. This confidence does not, however, extend into cockiness and instead makes him much more careful and analytical, using the knowledge he's gained over his lifetime to judge any situation and make a decision that befits it. Overall, he is the standard 'villain who believes they are doing nothing wrong'-type. This personality of his, however, seems to be a side effect of the process which saved him and, if one bears down upon him long enough, his true personality may shine through.