Vyenpaka-Kapaka, Auntie Aucia's Bodacious Bookkeeper

Personality: Almost Always Optimistic, Ever Engaged in Exchange, Flirty, Fun, and a bit Frivolous. Has a thing for taller women -- Tarutaru women are nice, but the there's something about the taller ladies. Is positively certain 100% that he's related to some sort of famous family, but can't remember which.

History: Born to a household of twos -- two families of two pairs of twins under one roof. Having a set of twins is a statistical anomaly in and of itself, but two find two pairs of twins who fall in love with each other is truly a once-in-a-lifetime occasion. Sadly, the same blessed star their love was born under was not in the skies the night of Vyen's birth. Cursed with a long streak of bad luck, Vyen and his all-too-mirrorlike brother Sushi were often mistaken for one another, and alas, Vyen always seemed to get the shorter end of the stick. Be it luck with the ladies, avoiding a grounding, or making new friends, Vyen's best efforts would often be undermined by his cousin, who would come in and use his charm and ways with words to steal the show -- or just his brother's name.

The problem culminated when the family decided to take a week's vacation in the form of a cruise to Purgonorgo Isle. Vyen got on board, but realized he left a parcel back on the dock. While going to retrieve it, his brother got on board, and the no-nonsense security Galka resfused to let Vyen reboard, knowing for a fact that only one pair of twins was aboard.

A week later, the family returned and Vyen was nowhere to be found -- instead of waiting at the docks, he decided to make the trip back home and was ambushed by Goblins. Through the first bit of luck and a kind-hearted passerby, Vyen eventually made it to the Federation of Windurst, where his next bit of luck would strike -- though for good or bad has yet to be determined.

Vyen, suffering a case of amnesia, was relaxing by the Sarutabaruta gate, staring at the stars, and trying to piece together the fragments of memories in his mind, when a young Mithra barreled right over him, braking every parcel in her purse! Feeling very apologetic -- and having nothing better to do anyway -- he graciously offered to work off the cost of the broken items in return for safe travels and a companion. And heck, she was kinda cute, too! It had nothing at all to do with the Mithra's angry temper or the fear of his life at all. Honest.