Vinzet

Vinzet is a chronically absent-minded young nott. He loses things constantly just by putting them down. Unfortunately, on top of this, he suffers from severe narcolepsy and nearly any strong emotion will send him to sleep and crashing to the floor. He tries to stifle his emotions as best he can, but it doesn't work too well for him - he's just no good at being a stone wall. However, he's gotten quite good at thinking through normally stressful situations with a very level head without emotional bias getting in the way.

Vinzet lives on his lonesome in a huge, castle-like manor house situated in the middle of a moorland with his raccoonlike loci. Sunnie, his best friend in the whole world, lives along the banks of a nearby river and spends time with him constantly; over at his house or out getting up to trouble or hunting for treasure. Conveniently, this also means she can keep an eye on him as much as possible so he doesn't get hurt. The two of them do most activities together and almost always hang out with their other friends in tandem. Sunnie is usually the instigator and drags Vinzet along with her (willingly, of course - she's just too enthusiastic for it not to be dragging).

Alone, Vinzet spends a lot of time sitting down doing chill activities, just to be safe. He is a very talented carver and a big bookworm - he'll often cut or carve shiny things that Sunnie finds on their frequent treasure hunts. While most of the time he is in his room, he'll also hang out in the grand hall near an old portrait of a former resident, especially when he's feeling down - he likes to imagine someday he could be as cool as the manor's old owner.

Although generally cheerful around his few friends, Vinzet is a bit anxious and maybe a little overly self-conscious. He doesn't have a lot of confidence and struggles with the idea of wanting to prove himself to nobody in particular, even though he knows he really shouldn't have to. He feels like a bit of a useless mess, even though he knows he's a good friend and a talented person, and his personal isolation doesn't help much.