This young man stands roughly five feet, eight inches tall, and looks to weigh no more than one hundred fourty pounds. He has the markings of one of the Dragon-Blooded. His hair is white as pure mountain snow, cut to a length of about five inches and left to hang loose and straight, with a slightly longer bang across the left side of his face, concealing one storm-cloud grey eye. His features are thin and refined, though somewhat effeminate in appearance, and seem very well proprtioned, except for his eyes. These seem slightly larger than the rest, though this only lends them an additional expressive quality.

        A white silk hakama with a spiraling blue design across the bottom conceals his legs, stopping just short of his feet and the brown leather sandals that adorn them. Wide strips of white silk cloth are wrapped around his torso, starting at his waist and stopping just short of his arms. Around his forearms and hands is wrapped the same sort of cloth. A decorative length of orange beads is looped around his waist, and a matching but shorter length tied down the length of each forearm. Around his head is tied a strip of white beads, decorated at the back with an orange tassle.

A recent arrival in Greyfalls, this young Dynast is shrouded in mystery. Little is known of him or his reasons for being in Greyfalls. The truth is that Neref is the product of a mating between a Ghost-Blood and a Terrestrial Exalt, capable of wielding the arts of Necromancy. He has been instructed by his House to investigate the recent death-related happenings in and around the city.

Since the Civil War broke out, Neref has severed all ties with his House. He fled Greyfalls after its fall, fearing for his life without the protection of his House; Necromancers are not looked well upon by the Immaculate faith. Where at first he found himself headed to rejoin the others in Saltwater Vale, he found his course diverging from theirs. The wonders of the Hundred Kingdoms have enraptured the sheltered youth, sending him on a journey of self discovery, his dead sister at his side.

Neref subverts the trope of the usual grim and dark Necromancer, often coming off as quite cheery and kind. He has an obvious love of life: an interesting contrast with his primary field of study.

Good Scenes for Neref:

Anything involving Necromancy or requiring a basic knowledge of medicine. (Neref has a few basic DB medicine charms)