Wight

"Strange.... how come everything looks so bland and lifeless?"-Wight "The Abandoned"

"Wight" is a main character and native in Hymns from the Hypogean. A Hue with a keen interest in colors and in showmanship, he was never destined to fight nor to even survive. But fate has a rather interesting way on deciding one's life.

Personality
Wight is-to put it bluntly-childish, easily distracted and rather dopey. He often doesn't understand most situations and cares less about what's going on and more about what he can do to make people smile during whatever is going on. This sometimes works and several people laugh at his antics or it has the opposite effect which usually makes him silence for the next few minutes. Colors and his surrounding are very alarms to him as they almost always look the same; lacking bright or unique colors that differentiate a town from the rest of the Hypogean.

Life during the Constant
Wights life is mostly known through Worshipper as they are almost always seen together. According to her-and just by looking at him-Wight is a hue and is one that was used mostly as canon-fodder by his species. She found him lying flat on his face several feet away from a small spring; hues were surrounding his body and upon noticing Worshipper scattered, leaving Wight behind. She had approached him and he begun to convulse violently, Worshipper attempted to help him but it was fruitless and his body had remained still, often shedding a white oak-like shell.

Sometime later, Worshipper had managed to resuscitate Wight and had taught him some forms of combat; being a pacifist and an inexperienced warrior, Wight wasn't keen on mastering fighting but only listened to make Worshipper happy. His face was changed dramatically as only a snippet of his face had any remnants of his shell which he seems to never acknowledge.

He considers Worshipper to be his ally and friend but mostly he feels indebted to her, often following her orders without question or hesitation and even often attempts to cheer her up should she ever be knocked down a peg. In his life, he has met his kind two more times after they had abandoned him, often treating them less like family and more acquaintances as they often did the same.