Appearance:
Name: Flavie Lefèvre
Codename: (New, likely doesn't have one)
Age: 16
Place of Birth: Paris
Occupation: Student/Self purported clock and watch repair expert.
Relationship Status: Not looking
Mutant Ability: Existing in a perpetual chronological displacement, Flavie is capable of becoming “unstuck” from the present. Lack of ability combined with intense nervousness leads to Flavie traveling short time spans at random. She can also catch glimpses of other timelines, both wonderful and horrifying. Sometimes she even travels to these timelines for brief moments and acts the part of another self.
More usefully she can also manipulate gravity in a small sphere of influence, even going as far as being able to slow down incoming objects. This is of course incredibly imprecise.
Sometimes a future self ends up meeting with her in the present, to what end is up to whoever went back.
Personality: Born in France, Flavie's life was rather uneventful until her tenth year when she found herself chasing herself through a park. Bumping into her parents, she greeted them with an excited hug. Only they didn't recognize her, as she was much older than the Flavie they knew. Sometime later, sobbing beneath an elderly tree, her parents came up to her and asked if she was alright. She told them her story and they laughed, for she had such an imagination.
She kept jumping back and forth for months, losing her sense of time and becoming ever more confused on the state of reality.
Six years later, her parents were far less amused to find all the furniture in their apartment had mysteriously relocated itself to the ceiling. After finally getting used to the concept of standing wrong side up, they found their daughter sitting on the once-a-floor, cross legged and bemused. Realizing her parents were above her, she yelped, sending them toppling to the floor.
Confused as what they should do, the answer later came to her parents in the form of a letter from some ridiculous American school. Xavier had managed to locate Flavie after discovering the mind of two of her at once. Figuring it couldn't hurt, they sent their daughter along the way.
Personality: Flavie would be described as fussy, worried, and generally obsessive. She carries around a pocket watch, wears a watch, and has a sundial stored near her person at all times. These are for the explicit purpose of comparing the time of her devices to the time of clocks around her, one of the few ways of confirming if she has shot herself through time or not. To this end she constantly resets her watch and has a vast clock collection stored in her room.
A fatalist, Flavie keeps track of events she finds both past and future in a journal. Of course, given that she sometimes writes in past versions or future versions of it, it's become something of a mess.
She's less than surprisingly acquired a great sense of timing, thus she's quite fond of music and has spent much of her leisure learning various instruments. It helps that she doesn't have much else to do when she ends up backwards.
Name: Flavie Lefèvre
Codename: (New, likely doesn't have one)
Age: 16
Place of Birth: Paris
Occupation: Student/Self purported clock and watch repair expert.
Relationship Status: Not looking
Mutant Ability: Existing in a perpetual chronological displacement, Flavie is capable of becoming “unstuck” from the present. Lack of ability combined with intense nervousness leads to Flavie traveling short time spans at random. She can also catch glimpses of other timelines, both wonderful and horrifying. Sometimes she even travels to these timelines for brief moments and acts the part of another self.
More usefully she can also manipulate gravity in a small sphere of influence, even going as far as being able to slow down incoming objects. This is of course incredibly imprecise.
Sometimes a future self ends up meeting with her in the present, to what end is up to whoever went back.
Personality: Born in France, Flavie's life was rather uneventful until her tenth year when she found herself chasing herself through a park. Bumping into her parents, she greeted them with an excited hug. Only they didn't recognize her, as she was much older than the Flavie they knew. Sometime later, sobbing beneath an elderly tree, her parents came up to her and asked if she was alright. She told them her story and they laughed, for she had such an imagination.
She kept jumping back and forth for months, losing her sense of time and becoming ever more confused on the state of reality.
Six years later, her parents were far less amused to find all the furniture in their apartment had mysteriously relocated itself to the ceiling. After finally getting used to the concept of standing wrong side up, they found their daughter sitting on the once-a-floor, cross legged and bemused. Realizing her parents were above her, she yelped, sending them toppling to the floor.
Confused as what they should do, the answer later came to her parents in the form of a letter from some ridiculous American school. Xavier had managed to locate Flavie after discovering the mind of two of her at once. Figuring it couldn't hurt, they sent their daughter along the way.
Personality: Flavie would be described as fussy, worried, and generally obsessive. She carries around a pocket watch, wears a watch, and has a sundial stored near her person at all times. These are for the explicit purpose of comparing the time of her devices to the time of clocks around her, one of the few ways of confirming if she has shot herself through time or not. To this end she constantly resets her watch and has a vast clock collection stored in her room.
A fatalist, Flavie keeps track of events she finds both past and future in a journal. Of course, given that she sometimes writes in past versions or future versions of it, it's become something of a mess.
She's less than surprisingly acquired a great sense of timing, thus she's quite fond of music and has spent much of her leisure learning various instruments. It helps that she doesn't have much else to do when she ends up backwards.