Gwyndolin the son of Lord Gwyn, he is the last born son of Gwyn, he has three siblings, one of them, the oldest son is branished for siding with his father's enemies, the dragons, the oldest son is expunged from history itself as if he never existed. Meanwhile Gwynevere the daughter, the middle born child of Gwyn, she is not in Anor Londo, it is unknown where she is. It seems the Gwyndolin himself remains in the kingdom of Anor Londo. A kingdom completely surrounded by walls, it has a large gothic cathedral in the center of its city guarded by silver knights and even giants in gold armor. Gwyndolin himself seems to remain in Anor Londo maybe to oversee the kingdom himself as a prince. Gwyndolin is a very pale white man with long white hair, with a feminine frame, wide hips, some would even mistake him for a woman. He has a human body mostly, of course, he was born with a strange defect. Although he does have legs, they both don't exactly end with feet like any other human, no his lower legs are not human at all, both legs, starting from his knees seem to have scales of a snake from mid thighs down to his knees then his lower legs sprout to have several snakes on each leg, these snakes seem to be able to keep him upright and they slither on the ground acting as Gwyndolins ability to move along. They are a part of him of course as each snake starts just below his knees and extend outward to the heads of each snake. Gwyndolin is very powerful and is able to create illusions such as a never ending hallway, and of course, the sun above Anor Londo being the illusion. When Gwyn departed for the Kiln of the First Flame, Gwyndolin remained behind to manage Anor Londo, oversee the Blades of the Darkmoon covenant, and punish those deemed sinners. Because the other gods fled as the fire faded, Gwyndolin stayed hidden in the shadows of his father's mausoleum, using magic to project a false sense of prosperity and mask the city's actual decay. He is described as behaving like a "sullen, brooding deity", he operates entirely from the shadows. Through the Blades of the Darkmoon covenant, he enforces a rigid, unforgiving brand of divine justice, punishing trespassers and infidels with cold anonymity. He is deeply dutiful, sorrowful, and manipulative personality shaped by parental rejection. His attire. The Solar Motif: The most prominent feature is a large, ornate golden headpiece styled to look like a blazing sun. It consists of numerous sharp, stylized rays that explode outward in a circular halo around his face. Dropping directly from the inner rim of the crown is a translucent white fabric veil. This fabric completely masks his face, hiding his features from the world to emphasize his reclusive, shadow-dwelling nature. Gwyndolin wears a flowing, layered white dress and matching cape crafted from silk-thin, delicate fabric. The dress is heavily tailored to emphasize a slender, feminine physique, complete with a structured bodice or corset.Gold Trim: The white robes are lined with intricate gold embroidery along the edges, featuring patterns that pay homage to the architecture and royalty of Anor Londo.Sleeves: He wears long, separate flowing sleeves that cascade elegantly from his arms, trailing behind him during combat movements. Beaded Capes: Falling down Gwyndolin's back are elaborate, wing-like structures made entirely of strung gold beads, tubes, and metallic spacers. The long, bell-shaped skirt of the robe extends all the way to the floor. This design serves a vital purpose: it attempts to cover up Gwyndolin's lower body, where a cluster of independent, squirming white snakes exist in place of regular legs. He wields a staff as his main source of casting moonlight magic soul arrows and large crystal blasts to attach, he is able to teleport using this magic as well, or vanish when he needs to. Despite his duty to Anor Londo, Gwyndolin himself is, quite lonely, though finding someone to fill that lonely void in his heart may be near impossible in a world that is dying out.