Vincent Hayes

Character Bio

Vincent Hayes, Were-panther

Name

Vincent Hayes

Player Name

Seydon

Vampire, Doll or Were-creature

Were-Creature

Age

29

Claimed

No, not available

Orientation

Straight

Hair

Brown

Eyes

Green

Height

6'1

Appearance

Vincent is an athlethic man. He has brown hair that he keeps short. His eyes are green. First thing he does after getting back from work is to switch to casual dark colored clothes. He is often seen with tools in his back pocket as he walks toward his garage

Personality

Vincent isn’t the outgoing type of person. He generally addresses the people he doesn’t know very politely and courteously. However. he tends to be more quiet and reserved. When someone manages to get through his guard, which doesn’t happen very often, Vincent becomes very protective. He is a very caring person when it comes to friends and also very reliable. He is a rather independent man, having learned young to provide for himself. On the other hand, when it comes to fighting for his life, Vincent can become fierce and let the animal in him rise to the surface. Sometimes quick to anger, he tries very hard not to shift in the most inappropriate places. He hates to be hunted no matter if it’s by a demon or by another human who mistake him for a real panther. He never hunts humans, however, since he is able to keep himself to a certain level of consciousness even in his animal form. The feeling of freedom and power he gets from shifting into a panther can turn him into a playful and mischievous big cat.

Animal

Black panther

O&O

Fade to black

History

Vincent was born in New York City, and lived all of his life in the large city. He understood very young that his parent's wedding was not the ideal one. He learned with his father's regular reproach that he was an accident that forced his parents to take their responsibilities and get married. The two adults were not a good match; his father was an heavy drinker and was away from home most of the time. The times where his father was home were not fond memories.

Around the age of fourteen, the loss of his mother changed his life completely. The only stable parental unit was gone. Vincent was sent into a spiritual and identity crisis, added to the normal grief and teen angst. It was a very difficult time for him who closed up to protect the secret that made him so different. Soon after, his father more or less abandoned him, spending time between cuddling women and a bottle of vodka. Vincent's aunt took him under her wing, being a his closest relative, she helped him deal with his new life and focus on building himself a good future.

Vincent had been working at the same job since he graduated from college. After so many years doing the same tech support job, he was beginning to feel the need for a change. A change of job, a change in his life in general. He spent more and more hours dedicated to his hobbies: playing the piano and be a grease monkey in a small garage he rented, rebuilding an old Pontiac GTO until he met Alex during a hunt. The two hit it off pretty quickly and moved in together.