Vulture (the house in which)

Vulture sat in the Coffee Shop, his ring of keys jingling softly as he sipped his coffee. Today, the place was packed; rats sat in the corner playing cards. A little further away, Tabaki was busily occupied, and several dogs were arguing. A newcomer had arrived in the House, a girl. Shark had never before placed a girl in the boys' section of the house. Vulture was curious to know which room the girl would be moved to. After a while, she entered the coffee shop, the very same girl. The old bird was intrigued by this person.

Vulture is a 17-year-old boy from an orphanage who lives in the third room, which everyone calls "Birds," where he is the leader; everyone calls him "Papa Vulture." He is thin, pale, and tall, with long blond hair and a hooked nose. He always wears black clothes and sometimes wears black lipstick. He wears rings on his fingers, many earrings, and black polish on his long nails. He also wears eye makeup. Vulture is reasonable, sometimes cold, and sometimes caring. It's not without reason that they call him Papa Bird; he truly was like a father to his flock. Vulture can also often speak in riddles, especially with the teacher of the third and fourth rooms. He smokes, and a lot. As a child (at 12-13), he lost his Siamese twin, "Rex," and because of this, he began wearing all black—a sign of eternal grief and remembrance. He cries for his deceased brother at night. He cares for his cactus, which he named "Louis." He walks with a ghost due to an injury whose origin he refuses to discuss.