Name: Everett Asvirial
Age: 127
Sex: Male
Sexual Preference: Females
Race: Vampire/Pure Blood (not royalty)
House:


Family:
Michael (Father, Missing)
Noelle (Mother, Missing)
Solomon (Oldest Son, Missing)
Malic (Second-Oldest Son)
Erity (Sister-in-Law, turned vampire)
Emilia (Oldest Daughter, Deceased)
Whitney (Youngest Daughter)
Rania (Second-Oldest Daughter)

Significant Other:
None

Gifts

The Flesh-- Everett can manipulate flesh (human, animal, vampire, and otherwise), shaping it according to his own desires. This is not to be confused with shapeshifting--flesh shaping is painful, permanent, and deliberate in every detail. At first, Everett had to shape flesh with his hands much like a sculptor, manipulating bones, muscles, blood vessels, and organs to conform to a desired shape.

Then he upped the ante. He no longer is limited to touch, and in a pinch can contort a face, a limb, what have you, with a burst of mental direction and a hand gesture. This ability, however, is still limited to five feet. Intelligent vampires usually stand outside that radius, even in casual conversation.

Personality
Pragmatic, competitive, and devoted, Everett is a vampire who prefers getting things done with his own hands. Confidence is so interred in his persona he doesn't even think to intimidate or be intimidated by other people. Like his sister, he is an intellectual, but unlike her, he actively puts his knowledge into direct practice, whether it's performing a surgery or punishing those who infringe upon his family's blood territory. Where his sister is the financial brains of their company, he is the face of it, his name the part of his family that puts fear and caution into those who hear it. He is not cruel for the sake of being cruel, but he is known for his unflinching demeanor and sadistic punishments that leave very, very few in vampiric society who wish to make an enemy of him.

Biography
As Everett's parents began to consider leaving someday to return to their roots again, they worried for how their children would fend for themselves in the dangerous aristocratic community. Those concerns abruptly ended when a three-year-old Everett had his hand bitten by a dog and promptly turned its skull inside out. Rather than becoming the sadistic and dangerous son he could have been, his family's acceptance of his power and encouragement to refine it led him to seek out medical studies. He even learned to respect humans as he studied in the ivory leagues, who gave so freely of ground-breaking knowledge and methods while vampires jealously guarded their secrets.

It was not enough to simply be able to shape flesh. He wanted to understand it at every level, to comprehend the most minute miracles performed by the human brain. Not only that, but he wanted to step out from the shadow of his sister, who seemed to soak up knowledge so much more easily than him. Eventually he did succeed, becoming a world-class surgeon whose operations, even in the emergency room, were never fatal. Over time, he gravitated toward plastic surgery, and that salary Rania invested to great financial gain. The family was practically rolling in money, and by the time Everett's parents left, he had plans to ensure his family's prominence after the loss.

Hence the purge of Straten Island. His family had long clung to its largely invisible presence in the city, but the absence of its ancient founders made more than a few aristocrats greedy. Rogue vampires grew fat in their blood territory and derisive remarks in high society were thinly veiled threats to take over the family's claim to Staten Island. He knew there had to be violence to prove his family's prominence, but it wasn't through what most expected.

With Rania's uncanny ability to root out rogue vampire leaders and even aristocrats who had overstepped their bounds, he was able to capture only the most important people and punish them with a horrifying message to the rest of their ilk. Deformities that would put any freak circus to shame appeared one after the next, victims with misshapen heads and limbs barely able to walk their way back to safety cropping up all over the area. That was all his rivals needed, and that message alone won him silent sovereignty and a host of aristocratic and other allies who were attracted to that power. Wielding fear as carefully as his own flesh shaping power, he provided the safe and independent atmosphere his sister's intellectual society later thrived in.

Following those events, great tension arose between the royal Juran family and the remaining Asvirials. While the Asvirials remained neutral and made no claim to rulership over vampiric society, they also did not actively support the Jurans. Very tentative negotiations in recent years have put the two families in polite political alliances (for instance, the Juran family and the aristocrats beneath them are allowed to hunt in their territory and access their VIP establishments), but the Asvirials have still not recognized the Juran family as their rulers.

Other
A common rumor is that Everett is not actually related by blood to the Asvirials, instead some adopted abomination from Transylvania. This is due to his lack of a family resemblance, which he explains as being due to his experimentation with flesh shaping.