Vincent was born within a purebred human family. Vincent’s mother, Josephine Clare had transferred all knowledge of writing and reading into her sole son, and given that she was herself a well-known writer, her knowledge was vast. The child’s father, Quincy Spencer Clare, was an army veteran and superior; an unparalleled fighter and is said to have lost no battle. Vincent’s earliest years were a time of intensive training. The results were meant to meet the expectations of the boy’s father. Vincent was eager to develop in all kinds of ways, so he didn’t complain. As a teenager, he was socially inactive. This had profound consequences on his personality, which even had been expectantly complex. To summarise, through the raising of his family he grew up to be a person hungry for incomparable might and enormous knowledge. The parent’s expectations were more stringent with time, but at the outset the boy did not know it. So was not aware that it had not been healthy for him at all. Vincent became independent at age sixteen, moving to the nearby capital city Reza to rent a flat. During this time, he was earning an income from manual labor in one of the nearest shops. That offer was more than satisfactory, for he could live in dignity.
