Vex 388

Your friend for life

The one who escaped [CLASSIFIED]

## Background

Vex#388, Jean de Bergerac, was originally nothing but the cadet son of a small noble house in France, the house of Bergerac. One day, because of a certain crime comitted by one of his family members, his entire family was executed. Jean himself was condemned to be beheaded. But in his last moments, Jean simply... disappeared. In front of the entire crowd, he disappeared as if he never existed and his story was trasmitted to today's nobility as a myth, a tale.

However, after verification, Vex.CO confirmed the fact that, from the beginning of the 14th century to the current days, Jean regularily appeared and multiple of his apparitions were linked to a different case of disparition.

As the disappeared people often reappeared dead, Vex.CO initially identified and categorised Jean de Bergerac as a Lethal dangerosity level Vex, to be killed in cold blood in the case he resists capture. However, upon further investigation, and multiple interactions with Vex team #01, and mainly a recently promoted member named Kris Nolt, Vex.CO eventually deduced Jean de Bergerac being inoffensive, and even a certain help for mankind to a certain extent.

In fact, the disparitions were due to the anomaly presented by Jean, being the ability to teleport in what he calls the "prism", designing our world but also multiples others that are superposed with it. Jean would either bring them back to their original world after their death, or just coming back to it leads them to their demises, phenomenons that were temporarily mistook as Jean murdering the persons he took with him.

## Physical description

This Vex takes the appearance of a regular caucasian man of approximatively 1.73 meters high, and appearing to be in his thirties. His dirty-blond hair stops at his shoulders, his skin-tone isn't pale nor tanned, and he most of the time wears simple clothes. Most of those having met him also affirm he has what they describe as "kind eyes" and a "heart-warming smile".

## Nature of Subject

Born as a human, Jean de Bergerac obtained his supernatural powers during the period following the execution, in a way that's still unknown even to this day. In addition to his ability to travel through space and possibilties in the prism, Jean de Bergerac is also completly immortal, in a way that he's both unkillable and stopped aging. Those, in addition to the fact he can use his travels in any situation, even unconscious, would make him near-impossible to contain, assuming Vex.CO were ever forced to this length, despite his average constitution and battle strength.

His power is also what earned him his Vex denomination, the "traveler of the prism". Vex#388 is currently travelling through the prism with his new youger brother, Kris Nolt, who left Vex.CO some years earlier after the events of [REDACTED], but also often takes some of his time and uses his power to help Vex.CO in diverse tasks concerning the security of our world

## Studies on Vex#388

Despite his age and past, everyone who has ever come across Jean confirmed one thing : he's what most people would call a saint. While being realisitic and knowing he can't help everybody, Jean always used his power, immortality, and the knowledge coming with to help people that were abandonned by the world. While taking them as his "youger siblings", he would take care of them and lead them to wherever they want in our world, or even in any possible world contained by the prism. He lead and follow them through their entire life without ever complaining or doubting and, where their lifespawn end or they meet their demise in an unnatural way, they're taken back to their original world, mainly ours but not always.

During an interview, the traveller of the prism confirmed that even if his youger sibling didn't want to rest in their original world, he didn't have the choice : at their death, they would eventually be sent back to their original world no matter what, so he'd choose to do it himself, so he could at east ensure they have an appropriate resting place. It's a phenomenon that also works the other way around : if a person other than Vex#388 leaves their original world and come back to it, they'll inevitably meet their demise. Vex#388 himself calls it the "Inevitability effect". He seems to have a specific reason for this appelation but categorically refuses to say it. However, he never forgot even once to tell his "younger siblings" about the risk if they were to ask to visit other worlds.

After studying the travelling abilities of Vex#388, it was discovered that instead of teleportation, it would rather apparent itself as seeing and using the different channels present in the prism as shortcut throughout space. It was later discovered that those "shortcuts" were actually the worlds superposed to ours, therefore any type of travel using the power of the traveller of the prism, even to just move less than an inch away, is still considered a travel through different universes with all the things it implies.

Despite the ressources of the compagny, it was absolutly impossible to learn which crime the house of Bergerac committed to get executed, and Vex#388 himself refused to say anything about it either. The investigator in charge of the cases concerning Vex#388, John Wellington from the Easter branch of the compagny, deduced the strong probability of a link between this crime, the acquisition of his supernatural powers and immortality by Vex#388 and the "Inevitability effect" and theorised the existance of a mighty, and likely dangerous Vex pulling the strings of the Begerac's execution in the background. This theory led to the opening of what's now known as the "Inevitability case".

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## Trivia

The only instances where Vex#388 proved being able of using violence were while his "youger siblings" were put in danger by exterior beings.

He's one of the only Vexes that John Wellington actually calls a Vex instead of a Hazard. It's actually a proof of appreciation as in the Easter branch of the compagny, Hazard is often used as a semi-pejorative term for the Vexes, and John is known to have a certain level of discrimination toward most supernatural entities. Their relationship is even good enough for John to agree to call him Jean outside of work, although relucantly.

Vex#388 is known to have already participated in multiple romantic relationships through the centuries, mostly with women, but never with his "youger siblings" despite the total lack of blood relation with any of them.

Vex#388 confirmed that, as far as he knows, across every world he ever visited in the prism, he never ever confirmed the existence of any alternate version of the Vex compagny.

He unironically likes baguette, a lot.

The best thing you could offer him is actually calling him by his name, Jean, instead of just "Traveller of the prism" or "Vex#388", it helps him remember that at the end of the day, he too is human.

Despite not being an official member of Vex.CO, the traveller of the prism... Jean is actually one of the few persons that got the opportunity to penetrate in the Souther branch of the company with the authorization of the head, Theodore Garfield. After observing his attitude and discret behavior every time the Souther branch is mentionned, John Wellington still wonder if Jean's memories of it were erased, which the latter never denied nor confirmed. All he could confirm through his personnal (and completly secret and unauthorized) investigation, is that his visit in the Souther branch concerns most likely concerns the Inevitability case.