Decimal, Weaver of Fate

A chest-up shot of Decimal. He's a humanoid Warne toon with red eyes, red hair and pale-tanned skin, wearing a fanged smirk, a black shirt with red rose embroidery, and a black jacket with red lining on the hems. His hair is short and flicks up at the fringe. His left ear has three piercings.

## Identity Information

### Affiliation

The Eclipse Cathedral Crew (Lincoln C. Rulean, Tutu Kid, Elexa Unit 41-3A, Millie Nair), Rhode Is-And, Alla Rosa

## Biographical Information

### Other Family

N/A

Decimal, Weaver of Fate, is a Warne Toon known for three things: his jerkish nature, his insane perceptiveness, and his mastery of cartomancy and tarokka.

## Personality

Decimal takes a certain pleasure in pushing people's buttons. He intentionally acts like a mysterious ass to confuse and annoy, his trademark smirk designed to irritate everyone it's aimed at. But behind that lies a sharp mind that easily dissects people's tells - a necessity for his work as a fortuneteller. He claims to be motivated solely by his own amusement, and to an extent that's true; but sometimes he acts like something else is at work behind the scenes, pushing him to do things against his will.

## Appearance

The first things you'll note about this humanoid are his snappy dress and his smug smirk. He's never seen without his trademark red and black clothing - black boots, black slacks, a black silk shirt with rose embroidery patterns, and a long black jacket that falls to mid-thigh, lined with red and collar popped. A black silk top hat with red ribbon and rose, and a pair of black leather gloves complete the look.

His skin, mostly revealed around his neck and face, is a pale tan. His eyes are crimson, as is his hair, which is short and tends to flick upward in a short point at the fringe. The aforementioned smirk is his standard expression, complete with sharp fangs. His ears are slightly pointed, with the left one possessing a stud in the earlobe and two bars in the mid-helix.

When using his magic, his eyes glow, as do the red accents on his shirt and coat.

## Backstory

He's been annoyingly close-lipped about his history - though he has revealed during a "training" session with Tutu Kid that he's 18 years old, and mentioned in the stolen items incident that he was at the Battle of the Mr Zippy River during that whole debacle. It seems he's missing a memory of meeting someone, though exactly who he never mentioned...

## Shenanigans

The Eclipse Cathedral - Decimal, along with Tutu Kid, Lincoln C. Rulean, Elexa Unit 41-3A, and Millie Nair, answered an advertisement placed by a toon known as Victor Vole, coming to his aid to find a missing friend of his (along with all the missing townspeople) in the town of Timeless Hollow in the Picksar Protectorate. Through some investigation, they discovered that all the townspeople had been charmed in their sleep to leave the small town and go to the nearby Eclipse Cathedral. The group followed and, after some minor trials and tribulations involving facsimiles people from some members of the group's pasts appearing, found the townspeople being turned into shadowy creatures by Sirus - the man Victor had warned them about, who had left a warning for them at the entrance of the cathedral. They met up with Victor's friend Roderick and made a plan to free the townspeople, executing it successfully. Unfortunately, in the ruckus, Millie broke the chain of a pendant around Sirus' neck, unleashing a blast of necrotic energy that almost killed Decimal and Lincoln, beginning to turn the latter into a shadow himself. Elexa was able to reverse the effect and the group escorted the townspeople back to the town, though not before learning the name of the man behind the event; Zeyah North.

Toonkind at 12FPS: Hat Trick - A few weeks after the events at the cathedral, Millie Nair invited Decimal to meet up with her at her hat shop. The two had a... *pleasant* conversation, where many accusations were thrown and two cards were flipped. Decimal left on less than pleasant terms with Millie, though not before slipping a note to her ward encouraging the child to strike out on her own, away from her guardian's overbearing wings.

Toonkind at 12FPS: Make a Bad Habit - Following that debacle, Decimal decided to finally cash in on a promise he made, arranging to meet Tutu Kid in the Town Square of Toontown. There, they had a brief bit of dialogue about a set of cursed armor found in the cathedral that Decimal had taken for himself before Decimal handed over Tutu Kid's Animas present: a pair of Cozy Mittens. He then revealed that he had come to give them some stealth training and gave them ten seconds to run before initiating a playing card/snowball fight that, well, *snowballed* into a spectacular food fight, drawing in surrounding bystanders. There was some dunkage of friends into snowdrifts, which caused Decimal's facade to slip a bit, revealing a boyish grin that made him look his eighteen years of age. Leaving the chaos behind, the two went for a hot chocolate at a nearby cafe.

In The Darkest Shadows - Meeting up this time with Lincoln, the two headed to Villestown, hot on the tail of Zeyah North, following clues they'd discovered in the cathedral. After half a day of fruitless searching, they headed to a soda bar, where they ran into both Alla Rosa and Rhode Is-And. There was some momentary identity confusion before it was sorted that, hey, we're actually all looking for the same people - funny, that! Some intimidation of the hapless bartender by the two gunslingers later, and the group discovered that the two birds that had stolen Rhode's Engie Junior and Alla's guitar had headed to an abandoned warehouse earlier that morning, though they'd also mentioned going to the closed-for-repairs splortsball arena after finishing there. Heading to the warehouse first, the group found Engie Junior, corrupted into a monster, and a strange machine. Violence took care of both problems. Travelling to the arena and dodging some booby traps, Alla's guitar was also found corrupted and quickly fixed. Decimal's Looking Glass led the group to the basement, where they discovered the two birds who'd stolen the plushie and guitar by a machine very similar to the one in the warehouse. With a Hold Person from Rhode and some bloody intimidation from Decimal, they learned that the machine was designed to corrupt the heart of a building, but that the effect could be reversed by disconnecting the machine, which was done with more violence. The group dropped the two birds off at a police station before heading to Rhode's place for some rest.