Age: 45.

Gender: Male.

Appearance: Javier is a tall man, of thin yet muscular build, with a weathered face and dark eyes that seem like they've seen far too much even with the relatively long time he's been alive. In regards to apparel, Javier wears relatively expensive clothes, such as designer cloaks and suits, in addition to carrying a cane with him wherever he goes.

Secret: Javier's secret is an odd one to say the least. Stone has, as far as he can tell anyway, a form of object based time travel. One in which he can go back to any era he chooses so long as he can make physical contact with his silver pocket watch. Upon arriving in the chosen time, Javier can then move about as he pleases since his secret disguises both himself and those with him as one of the periods many inhabitants, rendering them effectively invisible. This means that any minor changes made to the past via this form of temporal travel are non-paradoxical, since history--if it were capable of such--would not see them as intruders who don't belong, but default actors within the timeline itself. Larger changes are impossible to make of course, since that would cause the very natures of the travelers themselves to shift beyond recognition. So one could not go back and kill Hitler, for example, but they could easily have tea with the king and queen of France. Assuming the individual in question could gain access to them of course. Lastly, it should be noted that Javier cannot travel into the future due to it being in a constant state of flux.

Item: Silver pocket watch.

NPC companion: N/A.

How did you get secret?: Javier first discovered his secret at the young age of twenty, on a lazy summer afternoon after inheriting his late fathers pocket watch alongside the other possessions the man had. It was completely by accident too, as he was merely examining the device when a strange feeling welled up within him, and he was suddenly somewhen else. He got back to his own time in the end, but the whole thing left him with a strong desire to learn more. A goal that he has seemingly fulfilled.