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He has reptile like red eyes, flowing red hair that changes to almost orange. He wears dark red scale armor, his helmet covering his face but letting his hair flow freely. First appears as Warrior – lvl 289, but as of chapter 623 he is a Beast Warrior - lvl 408.[1] Later on he becomes a Beast Warrior - lvl 610.[2] He is a Cerithil Hunter and also a battle maniac like Ilea. Arrogant as any elf should be but with unexpected knowledge of Taleen runes. Feyrair has changed classes a few times to acquire more powerful ones, losing his existing ones in the process.[3]
He possesses a class that gives him the ability to shapeshift into a dragonling form for a short period of time with powerful fire magic and self healing abilities. He acquired this class after an encounter with a real dragon (chapter 369-370). In his dragonling form he has scales that gives him a much more powerful armor than Ilea's ash armor, and his fire magic provides massive attack power. However his healing power is sub-par compared to Ilea, but still capable of healing normally fatal wounds. He seems to lack any teleportation power, and his mobility is due to this also a lot more limited compared to Ilea's.
His general resistances are much lower than Ilea.
Encountering Garonoth[]
"...It was coincidence that I found him at all. Far in the North, past the domain of the Meadow, past the lands of the Dark Protector. I had traveled long, had fought prey I thought worthy, though many fights had left me near death. I had stumbled into his lair, as I had with other creatures. But I knew instantly that this one was different. The mana alone, was overwhelming.” - Feyrair to Ilea before having a bout.[4]
Just after Feyrair had become a Cerithil Hunter he felt quite lost. Because of this he was encouraged by Isalthar to go hunting and see the things others had not seen before. On his hunt he eventually came across the dragon Garonoth, resting atop his mountain. Due to the size of the dragon and the fact that it was asleep, the elf figured it would be slow and give him a chance to challenge it. Even with all of Feyrair's spells, he couldn't muster enough power to wake the dragon up.
He eventually gave up trying to wake the dragon and waited around until it woke up on its own, only for it to speak to him in the elven language. The reason for the dragon sparing him was unknown to him, though he speculated that he had not even managed to offend it with his weak spells, or that the dragon was merely amused by an elf forsaking the Domains. Regardless of the reasons, he benefited immensely from the encounter in the following evolutions.[4]