- Height: 5 feet, 11 Inches / 180 cm
- Weight: 191 pounds / 86.6 kg
- Age: 27 
- Demeanor: Stoic and Idealistic 
- Anatomy: An elderly elven male, with grey hair and skin, golden eyes, and black nails.
A battle from his past left him blind in his right eye and marked his face with a large, 'Y'-shaped scar that exposes his eye-ball in some places.
He is Capable of molding his aura into purple plasma, which he manipulates in several ways:
He can pressurize and fire the plasma as a massive beam, expel it from his feet to levitate, warp the air around it to create illusions or cloak himself, suspend and control small fireballs, and Surround himself with it to create a force-field.

Character Description: Shade (Zhaid) Zertemix is Vittoro's son, a half-breed from a human mother.
Zhaid grew up during Vittoro's uprising, and reluctantly works as his second in command.
After witnessing his father "silencing" the human children Xack and Valorie, he is convinced that Vittoro is beyond redemption.
Zhaid dislikes his father's conquest and feels the ends don't justify the means, often criticizing him for so thoroughly betraying his people's ways.
He often questions the other lieutenants on their dedication to the cause, secretly hoping to find weakness in their resolve, But seemingly all who serve Vittoro are steadfast.
Once on patrol, he comes across a human woman and her child, who tell him that the soldiers of his father's army regularly subject them to hellish conditions, beating and robbing them right under Vittoro's nose.
He attempts to inform him of this, but fails to ever produce concrete evidence, The cover-up is seamless.
When Xack begins to make waves in the rebellion after defeating Vittoro's number 6 and number 5, Zhaid decides to help him on his quest to take Vittoro down and free humanity from the Black Dimension (Vittoro's army) once and for all.
He goes by the name "Shade" when undercover outside the Black Dimension Fortress..

"Father believes the subjugation of humanity is the only way to make the changes needed to save our world. But if "saving" the world makes a prison of it, Most will welcome the meteor."