“What? Of course I don't mind! Everyone's different, you know? I'm all for accepting people.”
"Ah, I'm glad." Daemon murmured, looking down as the other man took the mask off. He'd only look up when asked, give Koyaani a sense of control over his identity.
“Do I look anything like how you imagined me?” Daemon looked up and caught his breath, before revealing a smile.
"Near exact, actually, though I gave you a bit rougher features in the illusion where your mask was." He answered. "I can give you a cream for that. The creases, I mean." He continued. "I use it for my own mask. I created it myself, actually. You put it on before you put the mask on, and you don't get creases afterwards. You can use it after getting creases, of course; it's just easier to use previous." He got up and grabbed some out of the cabinet in the bathroom. He returned and uncapped the lid, putting a bit on the creases on Koyaani's face. They started disappearing almost instantly.
"It toughens the first couple layers of skin, the ones easily torn. You don't feel it at all, but it makes the molecules denser without inhibiting movement. I based it off a formula I had originally created as an intravenous thing for the Heroes that couldn't block or move as quickly. It didn't work too well, it messed up the muscles- made 'em too stiff- in the original testing phase. I tried it as a topical cream next, seeing if it was just because the inner body couldn't handle it. It's been working great for a year. I sell it to a few who really need it, but I'd never release the formula to H.UN.T. Gods know what those dubasses woyuld do with it, even under Mercy's watchful eye..." He rambled, a bit of his Chemistry genius shining through. He took his hand away as the last crease on Koyaani's face disappeared.
"There, good as new."
"Ah, I'm glad." Daemon murmured, looking down as the other man took the mask off. He'd only look up when asked, give Koyaani a sense of control over his identity.
“Do I look anything like how you imagined me?” Daemon looked up and caught his breath, before revealing a smile.
"Near exact, actually, though I gave you a bit rougher features in the illusion where your mask was." He answered. "I can give you a cream for that. The creases, I mean." He continued. "I use it for my own mask. I created it myself, actually. You put it on before you put the mask on, and you don't get creases afterwards. You can use it after getting creases, of course; it's just easier to use previous." He got up and grabbed some out of the cabinet in the bathroom. He returned and uncapped the lid, putting a bit on the creases on Koyaani's face. They started disappearing almost instantly.
"It toughens the first couple layers of skin, the ones easily torn. You don't feel it at all, but it makes the molecules denser without inhibiting movement. I based it off a formula I had originally created as an intravenous thing for the Heroes that couldn't block or move as quickly. It didn't work too well, it messed up the muscles- made 'em too stiff- in the original testing phase. I tried it as a topical cream next, seeing if it was just because the inner body couldn't handle it. It's been working great for a year. I sell it to a few who really need it, but I'd never release the formula to H.UN.T. Gods know what those dubasses woyuld do with it, even under Mercy's watchful eye..." He rambled, a bit of his Chemistry genius shining through. He took his hand away as the last crease on Koyaani's face disappeared.
"There, good as new."