Fáelán Portavius

Fáelán Portavius (FYE-lahn) is a Department of Floaters agent written by KnShirayuki. He is part of an unofficial agent ensemble called the Fairy Godfathers.

Appearance
He appears as a fat teenager with scraggly black hair. Being a full-blooded Twisted Wonderland-verse fairy, he has pointed ears. On missions, he wears Night Raven College's school-wide ceremonial dress (the only clothing he carried with him from his home universe) with the flash patch sewn on.

Personality
A generally level-headed man with a propensity for cold snark in interaction with the other Fairy Godfathers. He has a strong desire to be seen as normal, which proves impossible in his home world due to his species; thus, he is determined to become a member of the PPC as means of starting over and seeming normal in comparison to the PPC's oddities.

Despite having dropped out of Night Raven College, he has a habit of "mentally sorting" people and characters he knows into NRC dorms.

Background
He starts out as a background character in a mission carried out by three of the Four Demonly Kings, then escapes into the PPC along with the agents once the mission is over. Originally a Night Raven College student in Diasomnia dorm, he decides to drop out, leave his universe and join the PPC in hopes of starting a new life.

Mission Reports
Home: Demonly Kings and Fairy Godfathers alternate link alternate link 2

Full spin-off listing of this agent

Interludes

 * (0.1) Recruitment: Of Boys' Days Out and Implausible Divine Parentage, part 1 part 2 part 3
 * (0.2) Prelude: Fairy Godfathers

Partnered with miscellaneous

 * (2) Of Skin-Changing Sues and Artistic Preferences (The Hobbit) ft. Helena
 * (3) Of Uncanonical Relatives and Law-Abiding Citizens (Lord of the Rings) ft. Sheen
 * (4) Of Trainees and Wizarding Schools, part 1 (Harry Potter) ft. Carlisle and Émilie

As part of the Fairy Godfathers

 * (1) Of Elves and Sue Colours (The Lord of the Rings)

Trivia

 * His name is a reference to YouTube media reviewer Phelan "Phelous" Porteous.