Felix, a warforged of indeterminate age, strides through the bustling streets of Semontium, the coastal capital of the Rovemonese Empire, with an air of quiet determination. Their presence is both unsettling and fascinating, as their head is an old-fashioned television screen, flickering with static and occasionally displaying grainy images. Felix's body is a curious blend of mechanical and human-like features; their arms, legs, and waist mimic human anatomy, covered by a gray t-shirt under a dark gray zip-up hoodie, black biker shorts, and gray and white sneakers with white laces, scuffed from countless escapades. Despite their mechanical nature, Felix's movements are fluid, almost eerily human.

Once a sleeper agent designed to infiltrate, gather intelligence, and destroy, Felix now lives as a local thief, their heists inadvertently triggering fragmented memories of their past life. The city's underbelly provides both a home and a hunting ground, where Felix's unique abilities aid in their survival and quest for self-discovery. Their three pet mice, Puffball, Jelly, and Beefsteak, are constant companions, often seen scampering around Felix's shoulders or hiding within their clothing.

Felix's journey is fraught with internal and external conflicts. Internally, they grapple with the remnants of their programming, struggling to reconcile their past actions with their current existence. Externally, they face the dangers of a city rife with crime and the ever-present threat of discovery by those who created them. Yet, Felix persists, driven by a desire to understand their origins and perhaps, one day, to find redemption.

Their unique quirk is a peculiar habit of humming old television jingles, a remnant of their TV head, which often surfaces during moments of stress or deep thought. This, combined with their non-binary identity, using they/them pronouns, sets Felix apart in a world that often struggles to understand them. As Felix navigates the complexities of their existence, they remain a figure of intrigue and mystery, a testament to the resilience of the self in the face of a predetermined fate.