Xel

Nocixel Quillpen, more commonly known as 'Xel', is the evil counterpart to Lex, and a member of the Wicked 7. He was created originally from Lex's hallucinating mind, and brought into existence by Professor Codex and the Magic Pen.

Physical Appearance
Xel is a large purple worm, with square black glasses and a matching black tie.

Personality
Xel is bipolar, going from withdrawn and quiet to angry and hostile. His status as Lex's double means he carries over some of Lex's personality - mainly compassion and innocence. However, his experiences with Professor Codex and the Pen have left his views on reality warped.

History
Main Article: Xel/History

Relationship
Main Article: Xel/Relationship

Gallery
Main Article: Xel/Gallery

Natural Abilities

 * Knowledge of the Bookworms: Coming from the Bookworm race, Xel is incredibly smart and a gifted learner.
 * Firey Throat: From holding the Magic Pen's raw power, Xel gained the ability to breathe fire. It often does not come as a choice, but he does utilize it to spit flaming letters at opponents.
 * Other Memories: Xel was created with pieces of both the Magic Pen and Lex's memories. Thus, he can recall bits and pieces of both of their lives.

Skillset

 * Magic Proficiency: Xel is a quick learner and is skilled at magic.
 * Strength: Xel has Lex's strength, being his double, but has trouble putting it to good use as he has no memories of Lex's training.
 * Unique Abilities
 * Word Scribbler: Like Lex, Xel can spell words with ease, and can eat letter tiles of any kind.
 * Telekinesis: Xel's tie grants him the ability to lift objects through telekinesis. This skill relies on his mental capacity and focus.

Trivia

 * OneFey has stated that Xel is the most likely of the Wicked 7 to be redeemed.
 * Xel's throat often burns, due to the fire that sits there. This pain was much worse while he was carrying the Magic Pen.
 * While Xel does not like Professor Codex and considers him an enemy, at the first sign of affection he is quick to crawl back to the avian.
 * Xel would probably never actually burn the Great Library; but the urge is always hidden in his subconscious.