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May. 25th, 2012 10:21 pm1. Goes by Vincent King, "King" and "Vinny". Real name is Czeslaw.
2. Polish boy growing up in Milwaukee with his grandfather until he decided to join a circus troupe and subject himself to back-breaking labor. Partly because his grandfather had some pretty amazing stories and partly because he was in love with the main oddity (a harpy). A year later, the circus troupe went bankrupt and was bought off by a competitor. Most employees and animals went the way of their new owners, but others were lost. Like Ms. Harpy, property of his former boss..
3. The next two years, he spent mooning over Penny. Or, well, the mermaid.
4. If you haven't figured it out yet, he has a thing formonstrous supernatural women.
5. So yes, those next two years mooning over the mermaid? He screwed things up big time the minute he wanted to fulfill his adolescent fantasy of running away with her. After getting caught, beaten and dragged to the far ends of the railroad, King turned to the smuggling business. After a few months, he'd learned the ropes enough to start his own business. With his crab-pincered pal, King dedicated his time to both smuggling and stealing people's things.
And by things I mean monsters.
2. Polish boy growing up in Milwaukee with his grandfather until he decided to join a circus troupe and subject himself to back-breaking labor. Partly because his grandfather had some pretty amazing stories and partly because he was in love with the main oddity (a harpy). A year later, the circus troupe went bankrupt and was bought off by a competitor. Most employees and animals went the way of their new owners, but others were lost. Like Ms. Harpy, property of his former boss..
3. The next two years, he spent mooning over Penny. Or, well, the mermaid.
4. If you haven't figured it out yet, he has a thing for
5. So yes, those next two years mooning over the mermaid? He screwed things up big time the minute he wanted to fulfill his adolescent fantasy of running away with her. After getting caught, beaten and dragged to the far ends of the railroad, King turned to the smuggling business. After a few months, he'd learned the ropes enough to start his own business. With his crab-pincered pal, King dedicated his time to both smuggling and stealing people's things.
And by things I mean monsters.
