Perhaps the most comical-looking of the inquisitors, Arihama resembles a painted man made of strips of rag on spindly legs. He appreciates, even invites the company of mortals, especially those who dance or create music. But for all his interest in people, he keeps to the wilderness, avoiding settlements any larger than a hamlet.
Arihama has a voice, but only for singing. He speaks no words, communicating only through music and gestures. He will open revelries with anyone who is willing, and will enthusiastically participate until the last mortal drops. While they sleep he quietly slips away to continue on his way again.
The only magic he tends to display manifests only in the amplification and enhancement of music (such as voices and instruments joining from nothing, granting of added skill and ability for a period of time, etc.), with the exception of some defensive magics—though he possesses a dance style that functions as a martial art quite effectively. He is able to deliver a beat-down the looks like a continuation of the singing and dancing.