Vektor

Vector

A quantity, drawn as an arrow, with both direction and magnitude. For example, force and velocity are vectors. If a quantity has magnitude but not direction, it is called a scalar. Temperature, length, and mass are examples of scalars. (source)

A foreigner, and a professional announcer of his own foreignness (“In my country…”). He has never given this country a name, and no one has ever asked. He could very well have said his country’s name, but is accent is so thick it is hard to understand most of the time. Most just smile and nod, which seems to appease him. He is permanently jet lagged (“In my country, we sleep with the moon, the lunar cycle keeps us holy.”), so he is often awake at night chewing on the tails of dead (or sometimes living) rats by the fire across from Hexagon, holding a one sided conversation in a language only he understands.