Summary
Willibald is depicted as a shaggy man characterized by messy light blond hair, a full beard of the same hue, and gray eyes. Upon his arrival in Gainsborough, his appearance shifts significantly as he shaves his face and adopts a tonsure. His attire consists of a black robe and matching shoes. Personality-wise, Willibald is a pious figure with a heavy drinking habit. When sober, he is prone to temperamental outbursts and preaching about the lord, behaviors that are typically subdued only by the consumption of strong alcohol. He holds a distinct philosophical view, considering love and affection to be forms of discrimination, while defining death as the true embodiment of love.
