Character Summary --
It's kind of hard to explain Xehr's character without also explaining all the backstory surrounding Kharn, so here's a little bit of rambly explanation. Sorry if it doesn't quite make sense yet -- obviously this isn't even close to my real petpage app yet and this will probably be retyped at least twice if not more because Speck is a loser. :B

Xehr lives on a planet named Kharn, which was created by the demigod Abhis after the destruction of Erius, another planet. There is a lot of myth and mystery concerning the creation of the planet although most of it is made up by the Church, which worships the god Abbas and his two angels Tekh and Lhoon. I suppose you can guess who those guys are. :0
Anyway the Church of Our Father is pretty much the only religion on Kharn, and so pretty much the entire population follows it. There are also these things called avatars, which are kind of passive puppets of the gods. They don't really have any cool superpowers, (they do have some unique advantages over the rest of the people, but that's not really important for now) but they are trained from early childhood by the Church to be the guardians/protectors of the world. There are three avatars at a time, one for each god. When an avatar dies another is immediately born somewhere on the planet, although it may take a while for an avatar to 'manifest', or realize their godly status.

All the trouble starts with this wendigo named Akunne. A wendigo is a sort of monster-creature that causes disruptions in time...it's complicated and would take too long to explain here. So Akunne crashes on the planet in this sort of asteroid-ship thing that is another story entirely. The whole thing is very shady and ends up creating a rift in the space-time continuum, which is not good. The combination of the rift and the force of the impact create a kind of tunnel/passageway to the center of the earth where the gods reside (actually they spend all their time playing cards. It gets boring down there). This tunnel is later discovered by the then-current team of avatars, Laurianna de Djuhleit, Skyhrrior de Madreas, and Remanoe de Luen. The gods see them coming down the tunnel and kind of freak out and Teke ends up just killing them before they get anywhere, but the Church goes ahead and makes a grand debacle out of it claiming they discovered the existence of the gods, died a hero's death, etc. if you guys can find the tunnel you'll meet the gods and get all your wishes granted SO GO LOOK FOR IT NOW. :B
That was kind of the worst possible thing they could have done, because now they have a bunch of peasants/stoopid everyday people crawling all over a time rift and generally messing up the world. People spending so much time around the rift begin to mutate and then these mutations breed together, etc. to create new subspecies. It also serves to create a whole bunch of avatars at once, which isn't good because it upsets the balance of time even more and just escalates the whole thing, which is pretty much a gigantic disaster at this point. And still no one has found the tunnel even though they're all sitting pretty much on top of it.
About fifty years after Lauri + crew die, a wyvern Heralder lizard (a mutation that gives Heralders wings instead of arms, which is actually handy) named Xehr de Djuhleit is born. (No relation to Lauri; Kharnic surnames are based off the general area where you live.) Xehr lives a fairly ordinary childhood for this time, although to look at it from through unbiased eyes it would seem exceedingly strange. He grows up with a pair of devout Churchgoer parents who try to force him into the religion and just end up making him hate it with every fiber of his being; he ends up not believing in any of the Church stuff at all. When he's old enough (around ten in human years) he's sent off to a Hive, which is kind of like a boarding school but...worse. A Hive is supposed to teach young Heralders how to become Searchers when they grow up (a Searcher, obviously, is someone who spends their lives searching for the tunnel) but since Xehr is an athiest and doesn't believe any of the tunnel crap (even though it's true in this case OTL) he ends up becoming a messenger lizard instead. However, when he hits adolescence he finds out he's a Teke avatar which is just moar OTL again. His parents, of course, are overjoyed, which makes Xehr dislike it all the more.
Eventually he decides to go looking for the tunnel not because he actually believes it's there, but because it's the only way he can get enough money from his parents to get out of where he currently lives. He also is a little curious in the back of his mind and thinks it might be interesting to meet the god who he supposedly is a mortal manifestation of. :0 Along the way he meets a couple interesting people and a couple interesting things happen, but none of that really matters in the general story arc so I'll just pass over it for now.
Ironically enough Xehr does happen upon the entrance of the tunnel and finds Akunne there, laughing her head off at the world and picking her teeth with a shin bone. It turns out there were some other people who discovered the tunnel prior to Xehr, but Akunne knew he was coming (wendigos exist in liminal time, which among other things means they can see the future in a way) and knew if the tunnel became public Xehr never would have come. Akunne gives Xehr a whole spiel about how 'he's speshul and important and awesome, etc.' and since wendigos can make you believe anything they tell you Xehr goes along with the story and ends up getting really excited about Akunne's plan to 'save the world'. And this is where the fun really starts.
Akunne then tells him that the gods do exist, but he was not an idiot for refusing to go along with the Church. She tells him the gods and their followers are like a disease upon the planet, filling it with lies and falsities and generally just stinking up the place. :0 She tells him if the Church and all their followers were to be, say, removed from the picture the world would just generally be a happier place.
Her wendigo sparklemagics still work on Xehr, but being strong-minded, etc. he still has a little bit of doubt. Are you suggesting something like mass murder, he asks?
Oh no, Akunne replies, nothing like that. No citizen of Kharn will ever have to die. The solution is really quite simple. We kill the Batman gods. Then we show the world that they were silly to believe in weak gods who can be cast down by a mortal's hand. And after that, who knows...
Xehr fills in with: I'll be the one who saved the world :D!

And yeah that's not good. :B After this a number of things happen including Xehr accidentally starting the plague that destroyed Erius again and Akunne being silly. Also guest cameos from Abhis + Teke + Draeval + Ligh Goldenhearts!