Valenth

Patron of science and Lord of dreams, Nefirian is ever-curious, utterly disinterested in such silly concepts as morality and ethics. Eager to learn everything there is to know about absolutely everything, he studies simply for the sake of study, and creates life as an artist might doodle out of boredom.
He delights, above all, in causing things to change, regardless of who, what, how, or to what degree--arguably, making him fairly dangerous in the proper circumstances.

He is the creator of the Fatis Mirajin and considers it his crowning achievement. He is more than aware of the effect the crystal is having upon Valenth, but he seems perfectly happy to allow events to take their course; some even believe it is functioning as he intends it to.

Nefirian is far from elusive-- he is well-known for wandering among mortal folk to better observe and question them. Contented, he is gentlemanly, polite, and curious, always more than happy to hold a conversation with mortals. It is not uncommon for him to show up in the dreams of a person he finds particularly interesting, using the opportunity to interrogate or tease them for his own amusement. Debates abound over whether this is an actual appearance, though some claim they have risen from their beds to discover mysterious gifts.
He seems largely unconcerned with followers of Kelan and others who disapprove of his practices, but accounts of his ire are few and far between...perhaps hinting at something vastly more sinister than one might expect-- the little chapter's mood is easily swayed by the most trivial of things.

Unlike the other two chapters', his association, the Silent Rose Organization , is the most secretive of all by far, only presenting themselves in public at his command. Rumors of its members and the projects they are made to undertake--with Nefirian's own participation-- abound.

Some scientists consider him their patron, though this is far more common with mad scientists, as others are likely to disagree with his blatant disregard for ethics. Cooks and candymakers may also pay him homage, sometimes leaving small chocolates and pastries upon a kitchen counter as an offering.

A common legend is that it is possible to instantly win the Dreamwaker's favor, regardless of previous circumstances, by offering him a gift of fine chocolate. Cheap candy may offend him and worsen the situation.