name: February 'Faex' Day.
age: 19.
ethnicity: Greecian-American.
creature: south wales mountain sheep.
occupation: unemployed computer technician / gardener / incidental eco-terrorist.
music: wild - poe.
asw: industrial.
features: half-dryad, capable of communing and connecting with plants. badly burned wrists, usually hidden under clothes. rarely dons shoes. always sickly looking. sarcastic, vengeful and unstable personality.
background: The product of a drunken one night stand between a married man and a wood nymph, Faex was dumped in an ironically classic basket on his father's doorstep one unforgiving February night. From the moment he arrived things started to fall apart in the Day household, and it would only ever get worse. A strange, detached child, he caused his father's wife frustration and grief as she tried to balance her revulsion at the undeniable stain of her marriage he represented and the rejection she experienced from the child who only wanted his true mother. When February started talking about hearing the voices of the earth, he was quickly medicated. This did nothing to help, only making him more unstable and incurring even more of his step-mother's anger. When he was twelve years old, fed up with being screamed at and hit and hidden by his so-called parents, he took a can of kerosene and a box of matches and burnt down their house.
Becoming a homeless vagrant, he traveled from place to place, stealing what he needed and living how he wanted. This came to an abrupt stop when he found a younger boy alone on a causeway. Despite claiming to hate people, he dragged Piper along with him, helping him through his visions as they wandered along back alleys and barren highways. At the younger's prompting, the two of them followed a strange trail to an old house, occupied only by a blind man who never aged. Faex still resides there today, albeit with a few more roommates than he started out with. Most of his time is spent in the basement or backyard, programming computer viruses or making explosives or growing hydrangeas.
Glade Devonti
