Unnamed Owlin Scholar

An Owlin scholar dressed in a tailored tuxedo vest with a polished monocle resting over one eye. He keeps his feathers neatly groomed and carries the faint scent of old paper and sealing wax, with a book usually open in one hand or tucked beneath his wing.

He reads during meals, conversations, and long walks, pausing only to mark a passage with a ribbon. When faced with a question, he adjusts his monocle and searches his memory before answering. He corrects inaccurate quotations politely but without mercy, and keeps a personal index of every book he has borrowed.