Morris (Enki)

Morris (Enki) is a Legendary Wind character in Dislyte. Morris (Enki)'s role is Defender. Faction: Wanderer.

On our Dislyte tier list Morris (Enki) is S tier, 38th of the 179 characters ranked, from where 2 current tier lists put Morris (Enki).

Other Wind characters in Dislyte: Ahmed (Geb), Ain (Ptah), Alolin (Pazuzu), Amir (Enkidu), Arcana (Hermes), Archibald (Mictlantecutli) and 45 more.

Morris paid a steep price for pursuing his vision of an ideal world.

But even after leaving his homeland, he never thought of giving up.

With Enki's divine power guiding him, he continues to share his dreams through music, determined to spread his message to the world—even if he has to do it alone.

Solo Cantus: The rain hasn't let up all day.

Refugees fight over a small patch of shelter,

and the muddy roads are jammed with carts and travelers.

When will this world ever find some peace?

It's only when you walk closer to him

that you can catch a glimpse of a bright, lone melody rising from all this chaos.

Career 1 / Idealist.: When people first meet Morris, they usually notice his tall, slender frame before quickly charmed by his warm, friendly smile.

Morris is a musician with a gentle demeanor.

He enjoys sitting in the corners of bustling areas, quietly observing the crowd to find inspiration for new songs.

When he sings, his audience can learn about his concept of idealism through his deep, mellow voice.

Despite Morris' privileged background, he remains modest and is eager to share his music and stories with anyone willing to listen.

By being an attentive listener, he weaves various tales into his work.

Morris' empathy and compassion allow him to blend effortlessly into any social circle.

Every conversation can spark creativity, and every moving story can blossom into a new song.

Career 2 / Realization of Ideals.: Morris was born into a wealthy family in Utgard.

As an idealist, he enjoys expressing his inner thoughts through music.

One of his songs, "Under the Same Sky," is well-known among elites and scholars.

In the ideal world depicted in his compositions, the Espers protect mortals during the Age of Miracles and ensure happiness for all.

The continuous rise in agricultural produce prices prompted Morris to visit the farms on the outskirts of the city.

The experience was a rude awakening for him.

Life on the farms was harsh, Miramon ran rampant, and the weapons needed to fight them were prohibitively expensive.

Morris couldn't turn a blind eye to the townspeople's suffering, so he decided to stay and help improve the rough living conditions.

Career 3 / Disillusionment.: Putting himself in the townspeople's shoes, Morris voiced his dissatisfaction with the mayor and resolved to improve life for the locals.

Upon becoming the new mayor with the townspeople's support, Morris realized just how challenging running the town could be.

He had to grapple with the constant Miramon invasions, the steep cost of Divine Power weapons, and high transportation fees...

Morris attempted many approaches, but all to no avail.

Refusing to let the people down, he had no choice but to cover the cost of the weapons out of his own pocket.

Yet, it wasn't a sustainable solution in the long run.

When his fortune was nearly depleted, he was forced to raise the prices of the weapons.

The townspeople remained unconvinced even after Morris disclosed all the balance sheets to justify the price increase.

They gathered outside his home in protest, eventually setting off a fierce clash with the wardens.

Career 4 / New Aspirations.: The protest quickly spiraled out of control, and the conflict escalated, catching Morris completely off guard.

Watching the chaos unfold, which was a far cry from the ideal world he had envisioned, he felt powerless and overwhelmed.

Grief-stricken, Morris completed his Transformation and gained Enki's Divine Power.

Humming "Under the Same Sky," he used the power to end the brawl.

The incident served as a harsh lesson for Morris, revealing his arrogance and naivety.

Having lost the townspeople's trust and feeling disheartened, he left the town, but he did not abandon his beliefs and chose a nomadic life.

Morris decided to learn more about the world, meet more people, and create more songs, striving to discover ways to make the world a better place through his experiences.