Nemoneleus

Personality

Nemoneleus was built by Lord Wizard Heshiva shortly before the war of six iums to take command over the Leviathan and lead the Order in the systematic eradication of Chaos from the multiverse during the six ium war. 

Nemoneleus is the commander of the Leviathan and Fleetmaster of Mezchinhar's largest fleet. He also is the Leviathan, although this is knowledge only three wizards know about. 

Nemoneleus doesn't interact with other wizards often and even then only ever in a professional military context. (Exception being his time spent on Tempest Atum). Other wizards that have met him perceive him as competent, but also intimidating and overly serious.

However, as the most high profile Fleetmaster, commandeering the largest and most powerful ship Mezchinhar had, for many aspiring wizards and their warriors especially, Nemoneleus is being idolised and aspired to. He is the embodiment of the Order.

He can be exceptionally violent and merciless. Both required in his position, it is but also rumoured he also has a very violent temper which many soldiers have already fallen victim to.

These violent tempers surface especially during times of inebriation, caused by small short term curses that eases the nihilistic sense of depression he suffers from. 

He is completely bound to Order, or, more precisely, to Heshiva. He is absolutely loyal to him and will do everything Heshiva asks of him. This is because despite the atrocities he has committed, the toll it takes on his mind, and the instability of his Parts, he is still thankful to Heshiva to have brought him back I to time as the Leviathan itself, after the Last Whisper, had not be functioning, trapping his consciousness in a body unable to move or even communicate. 

Furthermore, his only sense of happiness and belonging he feels on Tempest Atum. 

Nemoneleus has a keen eye for beauty. He loves the magnificent wonders the multiverse can show him, from the grand vistas of nebulae and galaxies to even the mundane beauty of nature. Even on a gloomy, muddy, grey rain day he can still see the inherent beauty of life. 

This is a problem for him because in his position he has destroyed a lot of that already. The weight of the amount of death he has brought to the multiverse lays heavy on him, by now having settled as a strong sense of nihilism. This is his purpose, he is a weapon of mass destruction, there is no other purpose but this for him. 

Due to the fact that he is the Leviathan first and foremost, he does suffer from a sense of body dysphoria to the point of strongly disassociating from his human Parts. This is usually the strongest with the Parts actively present on the Leviathan. Physical distance to the ship eases this feeling (i.e. when he as the Leviathan no longer actively observes that part).

He severely lacks humour. Not because he technically doesn't understand it, he just usually doesn't feel like it.