Steve Sregor

Age: 17

Nickname: Boy Scout

Powers:

Superhuman Strength: Not nearly as developed as his superhuman counterpart, but Steve can pick up one end of a loaded pick-up for about a minute at a time. He can even jump up to 10 feet in the air without a running start, and about 20 with one.

Accelerated Healing: Steve is incapable of getting sick or poisoned due to his body’s ability to fight off diseases. As for physical injuries, Steve can reach a full recovery from a broken bone or severe cut in about a week or two, with no marks left to show it ever happened. This also grants Steve incredibly endurance, being able to run a mile at full sprint and barely breaking a sweat. Serious wounds, like gunshots, put him out of commission for a month or so. Sever damage to the brain cannot be repaired.

Peak Human Form: In all other physical aspects, Steve is the shining pinnacle of perfection. He has beyond perfect eyesight and hearing, is incredibly fast and has excellent endurance, has reflexes that could outmatch a cat, and can even withstand a getting hit by a car without so much as uttering a grunt.

Skills:

Athletics and Acrobatics: Steve excels in practically every sporting event you can imagine. He particularly excels at Boxing, Wrestling, Pole Vaulting, Javelin Throw, Football, Basketball, and Baseball. Hes an incredibly fast runner, and has been participating in gymnastics from a young age.

Sketch Artist: A little known skill of his, Steve enjoys sketching out portraits of the town and his friends.

Martial Arts: Given his father’s focus on safety, Steve has been trained from an early age in the martial arts. He has been especially fond of Krav Maga and Muay Thai kickboxing, though is trained in traditional wrestling and boxing technique.

Biography:

Steve was adopted by Marcus and Vivian Aster. Marcus works as the sheriff’s deputy and takes the law very seriously. Vivian works as the local librarian and similarly has a deep philosophical belief in following the letter of the law. It was no surprise, then, that Steve was raised with to have a strong moral backbone and sense of responsibility. He’s always been the sort of kid to take charge of group projects and make sure everyone does their part to their greatest extent. His father pushed him to excel in athletics from a young age, and his mother made sure he studied hard to ace all of his tests. He could easily be described as the town’s golden boy.

Needless to say, the charm of Steve’s law-abiding nature began to wane in recent years. As his classmates became more rebellious at times, it was only a matter of time before the title of “Boy Scout” began to have a negative connotation. Steve has managed to make it the past few years without realizing the disdain some show him. This is a byproduct of his overworked nature: nearly every minute of Steve’s day is planned out. His life is routined to the point of monotony, but he somehow manages to keep a smile on his face every day. In reality, he’s become more and more distant over the past year or so as he has been feeling that something is off. The rules in effect haven’t made much sense, and he has felt more and more out of place. He knows there is something off about his hometown, but refuses to act on anything because he knows the town would never pass laws that would restrict their freedom in a harmful way... right?