Darius of Myndælska

Darius of Myndælska is a (sort of) human man. He was born in 13XX and, like many other mortals at the time, would have died if not for the interference of his wife, Dr. Rosey. He currently lives with her in Canada and has acclimated to the times, working as a software engineer.

Appearance
Darius is 5'7" in height and 170lbs in weight. He has medium length curled black hair, tanned skin, and brown eyes. He is exceedingly handsome and strong enough to lift his wife with one arm. Excluding his brain and heart, his every organ has been grafted together to make him artificially immortal. Still, the work is so impeccably done that it is impossible to notice. He wears a traditional doctor's robe and his mask is white with green lenses. He usually keeps on his red leather gloves, which match his belt. He also wears a simple gold wedding band on his left hand. Though they cannot be seen if he is standing because of his robe, he wears red Air Jordan 1 Chicagos.

Personality
Darius is more serious than his wife and considerably more responsible. He knows a great deal about the sciences and mathematics, and is also a talented musician. He loves spicy foods and will go out of his way to find the spiciest sauces available. He respects women and loves his wife.

Background
Darius was once an apothecary and cleric to a small village in Europe. After tracking the trajectory of a falling star he met Dr. Rosey and began to teach her about his trade. They eventually fell in love and were married on June 1st 13XX. When the plague came to their village Rosey and Darius sprang into action as Doctors and attempted to heal the sick. Rosey herself was impervious to the disease but Darius became infected. To save his life, she killed several uninfected men from the village to replace his infected organs. The grafting process was an immense success and Darius survived well past his normal human lifespan. The two had to flee their home to escape persecution. To continue living, Darius aides Rosey in her medical research and occasionally borrows an organ or two from their test subjects.