Appearance

An old Luxurian with white hair and a stubble, often dressed in tattered, filthy rags when drinking at the club, resembling a "sad hobo". However, beneath the depressed exterior is a surprisingly muscular, well-defined torso featuring hard abs, hairy pecs, and a remarkably thick, purple phallus.

Personality

Elion's personality is a blend of hedonism, cynicism, and a deep-seated weariness. He is an "old drunk" who seeks "simple pleasures" like finding a drink and engaging in casual sexual encounters, often propositioning the main character. He openly admits to being a "shitty husband, father, and Luxurian," yet he harbors a quiet concern for his son, Egon, acknowledging that Egon is "too serious" and takes after his mother. He is pragmatic, recognizing the harsh realities of his existence and the limitations imposed by his illness and banishment. He can be blunt and even crude, but beneath his rough exterior, there's a flicker of paternal love and a desire for Egon to have a better future, even if he believes it's too late for himself. He is resigned to his fate, even contemplating extreme solutions before his disease fully consumes him, yet he still holds onto the hope of returning to Luxina, if only to secure Egon's future.

Story

Elion's past is marked by significant loss and banishment. He is 542 years old, born in Naboe, a village in Luxina, his homeworld. He hails from the noble Vekara house and was trained since childhood as a warrior and spy. He is the youngest of nine siblings and has 25 nieces and nephews whom he hasn't seen in ages. A profound tragedy struck him when his son, Enon, died during their family's flight from Luxina; Elion was carrying Enon when an arrow pierced his shoulder and fatally struck the infant. This event, combined with his own exile from Luxina—due to a forbidden marriage to a woman from a rival house—led him to Akra, a city that, much to his regret, became his home.

He suffers from "The Dusk," a debilitating Luxurian disease that causes a gradual loss of emotions and cognitive function, eventually leading to a vegetative state and death. This condition is exacerbated by the use of Luxurian powers, a risk his son Egon constantly takes to support them, working at a dangerous club.