Vincent

- - - - - V I N C E N T ,- S E E K E R Theme Song #1 / Theme Song #2 / Vine - - - - Furry Icewarden Puppet Trinkets A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Icewarden. The doll is constructed with exceptionally soft animal hide. 1000 - - - ▢ Personality and Role Vinny is a rather irresponsible dragon who somehow manages to keep his job as Seeker in the Caravan. He's a thrill-seeker who is constantly endangering himself by somehow managing to get up to high altitudes. Sometimes he hitches a ride on a hot air balloon, other times he climbs a mountain, but whenever there is a height to surpass he will achieve his goal. It doesn't help that he has an unusual amount of static electricity within him, so he would probably die if he was ever struck by Lightning. At the very least, he is the best at working in high altitudes, a necessity when traveling to the Wind domain. His interests are split between the elements of Wind and Lightning, as he has a side hobby of building doomsday machines, and always wants to be "high as a kite". Whether that means altitude or something else depends entirely on the day. Somehow he has a mate, though their relationship is far from good. Vincent doesn't take the union seriously, and is constantly missing date nights. He also tends to be rather manipulative, able to spout passive-aggressive insults without ever letting his smile fall from his place. His "partner", Melliferous, is also toxic as well, and it's a wonder they haven't killed each other already. Still, Mel is the only person Vincent is outright rude to-- he tends to get along with everyone else. Scroll Case Trinkets A scroll case in pristine condition. It's empty. 15 - - - - ▢ History Vincent joined the Caravan as a Fae, bored with life and wanting to try something new. The firstborn of a small family, he felt that he was destined for more than the family life that his two younger siblings had chosen. He already had a small fortune to his name, which he could use to turn himself into a Gaoler. He met Melliferous, a Tundra at the time, and for some reason the two decided that they were destined to be together. When the relationship turned out to be toxic as all hell, with both parties contributing equally to its toxicity, Vincent decided he would deal with it by ignoring the problem instead of actively working to solve it. He learned to avoid his problems by seeking out high, lonesome places, eventually becoming addicted to the rush a dangerous trek caused him. He focuses more on his hobbies than the relationship, and shrugs off any critique with an impassive smirk. It can be quite irritating at times. Solar Flame Tail Ribbon Apparel Intricate patterns and rare, reflective cloth hold this finely-crafted tail wrap together. 1400 - - - - ▢ Name Vincent's name had no meaning when it was given to him, as that's usually a Gaoler custom, but it does mean "victorious" in some cultures. Which, is rather ironic. His surname "Ribbon" comes from Melliferous, though it also pertains to Vinny in the fact that he has no horns, only ribbons and feathers attached to his head. His nickname, "Vinny", is simply a faster way to say his name, and it's what most dragons use to refer to him.

"MATE" . MENTOR . IDOL .

▢ Trivia Idolizes Fortis due to his Wind element and his ability to fly. Has decorated himself in Wind fashion in an attempt to learn more about the culture. Lumio is his mentor, assigned to him by Fortis in a sort of experiment to see if Lumio's hardworking and responsible nature would rub off on Vincent. It worked only slightly, but mostly the two found themselves indefinitely annoyed at the other. Vincent never had horns, probably because he was once a Fae. Of course such a large transformation would result in some differences in the species. Compensates for the lack of protection with flowing ribbons, head feathers, and a much too sparkly mane.

Unnamed [uh-NAH-med] does not mean a dragon without a name.

It's a traditional name given by proud, religious parents, to hatchlings who will be exalted. It originates from the Ancient Draconic word Aamed, meaning 'honor' or 'honored', and the prefix 'un', meaning, 'the'. 'Unnamed' translates to 'the honored' or 'the honored one'.

Over time, the name developed from exalted dragons who were referred to as un-Aamed. A dragon with this name is certain of their duty from birth, because it is a reminder of their sacred purpose and privilege: to serve their Flight's deity.