Eyitor

He was a completely normal hatchling up until he started talking, and never really stopped. He was a complete extrovert, the type to just enter a room full of strangers and come out with a minimum of two new friends. However it wasn't before after he discovered and began practising what would later become his most notable talent, lying. He began small, trading sweets for various "treasures" to naive hatchlings and convincing others to do things that he was too much of a coward to do. He soon learned that there were more important things in life, mainly money.

There wasn't much doubt when it came to choosing his craft, the best way to win was the trading bussiness. He was one of the best apprentices, his facility for words making him a natural trader able to charm good deals out of even veteran traders. However he began to butt heads with the head trader, Trpoic, for his policies. The older fae didn't approve of his tendency to spin tales to up the prices of his products, thinking them dishonorable and not worth the risk and the bad reputation they brought. With the arrogance typical of the young, he continued with his ways thinking he would never be caught.

It all continued until he sold a batch of regular bamboo he had claimed was enchanted to sing when the wind blew on it. He had known ir was a complete lie, but he hadn't counted on the dragon returning and angrily demanded a refund. It had taken a lot of finesse and negotiating skills, but the incident hadn't escaleted further, it had however, ended up with him expelled from the clan's trading association. Nevertheless it did nothing to quench his ambition, and the next morning he was packing his belongings. If he couldn't make his fortune here he would go where the money was and show them all how he could succeed all by himself.

Eyitor met Kiraku at the border of Corrosive territory, and impressed the mirror with his extravagant lies and limited wares. Rather than take him for all he was worth, Kiraku decided to introduce him to Vicca.

Vicca found his easy charm and self confidence useful, and decided to employ him. Rather than sneak around unnoticed, he was to immerse himself in other groups and learn what he could from being one of them.

Most of his cover identities revolve around salesmanship in one way, or another.