Raijinslayer

You Can Become a Hero!

Yasuhide Seo

'Yeah, that's true I guess. I'm used to traveling around a lot though, so it doesn't bother me that much.'

Quite the opposite Seo grumbled internally as his mind once again turned to thoughts of home, but again he put them out as Asuka asked him another question. His grin took a bit of a chiding look as he shook his head, signing up a response that may have sounded a bit condescending but he hoped his demeanor would let her know he was just joining around.

'Asking someone what their quirk is without introducing your own first? Isn't that a bit rude.' He pantomimed an exaggerated huff in the face of the perceived slight, but his gleeful grin likely made it hard to take 100% seriously. 'Well, if you insist, I guess I could give you a demonstration.' As he signed his response, one hand dropped down to his waist to pull out a small metal ball from one of his pouches, about the size of a ball-bearing.

Besides, it's been too long since I've made a bit of a nuisance of myself to someone. He thought to himself with another hoarse chuckle as he rubbed the metal sphere in his palm, yellow eyes lighting up as he applied the needed charge on to it. While it was too small to see clearly on the bearing itself, Asuka might notice a black bar-like marking appear on his palm for a brief moment as this happened. After searching the crowd for a bit, the mute boy's attention caught on the tall girl he'd passed by earlier a few rows ahead of him, talking to a guy who looked about as stiff and no-fun as any kid could be. In other words. . . the perfect target. Closing his palm around the bearing, he'd quickly signal to Asuka to pay attention to the soldierly boy as he extended his arm out towards him.

Extending his index and pointer finger out with thumb raised, almost as if cocking a gun he focused his attention and energy on the show. He even went so far as to close one of his eyes to help aim for his target, the back of the boy's neck. He'd wait was moving to get in his seat before his eyes flashed again. Again a mark appeared on Seo's hand, this time looking like a cross and as soon as it did so, the bearing went shooting off like a bullet towards the target. With a painful sting, it'd make an impact and bounce off towards the ground. However, Seo was quick to retrieve and hide any evidence of his meddling, feigning a yawn as he stretched his hands upward immediately after firing. This time the black bar mark would appear on his other hand, looking much more pronounced this time until something came zipping through the air to smack into Seo's waiting grip as he quickly closed it.

The entire exchange had taken a few seconds, and as Seo finished stretching as if nothing was the matter. It'd be difficult for his target to even tell who'd done the deed, though even if he did, Seo didn't really care. If they were the type to get overly bothered by this minor practical joke, it only meant that Seo would just have to prank them harder next time. He'd turn to offer a mischievous grin to Asuka as he signed to her this time around. If she was paying enough attention, however, she might notice that Seo's eyes seemed a bit duller than they had been before.

'Nothing like a little prank between classmates, no? Though I admit, that was more me being a bother than a real prank.' With a thoughtful nod, the young man would place the small orb back into the pouch before pulling up the whiteboard. 'My quirk is hard to explain in JSL properly, so I'd rather write it out. Otherwise, I'll take forever trying to remember the proper signs.' He explained, raising an open hand over his head and then lowering it down to his ear as he clenched it into a fist while pulling the cap off the marker using his free hand and his teeth. After a few moments of thought and some rapid writing, he'd have a quick and dirty quirk rundown ready for his new sign buddy to read.

~My Quirk is called Pole-tergeist. It allows me to apply a magnet-like charge onto things I touch, like the ball bearing. I can then make them attract to or repel from other things I've charged at varying levels of strength depending on how much i charge it. Smaller objects are, obviously, a lot easier to mess around with than larger ones. Nifty, huh?~ Placing the whiteboard back down, Seo would sign once more, seeming quite pleased with himself as he did so. 'With a little careful planning and preparation, I've likely made a couple 'haunted' tourist traps in Tokyo by making a few garbage cans knock around an alleyway without any apparent reason. A fun way to pass the time when waiting for the late-night train.'

Talking to:@Hero
Annoying:@Etranger
Possible Bystander:@Naw

You Can Become a Hero!

Yasuhide Seo

Seo reflexively performed the sign for thanks with a nod, tapping his right wrist onto his lest as he kept his hands flat before raising them up. Carefully making his way to the seat next to her, making sure not to smack her or anyone else around them with his bags. Once he was sat down, he turned his attention to her with a grin, reaching for his whiteboard with the intent to intent to express his gratitude more clearly. However, to his surprise, he found that the whiteboard might not be needed as she responded to him in kind as she spoke. He, admittedly, blinked in shock for a few moments before he managed to work up a quick response, a hoarse chuckle escaping him as he rubbed the back of head afterward. He had been fully prepared for even the teachers not to know JSL, much less a girl who looked like she spent more time looking at herself than other people.

'Sorry, not used to people responding in JSL so I was a bit surprised.' Getting over the awkwardness of his surprise, Seo signed a proper response to her question, stowing away his mischievous plans for now. While it was a bid disheartening that he'd yet to find a good target for some ribbing, he wasn't too bummed about it. If there was one thing he knew, it was that there would always be another chance. You just had to choose your targets carefully.

'Moving on, A pleasure to meet you as well, and yeah, freshman just like you. All the way from Tokoyo, if you can believe it.' Setting his whiteboard aside for now, as he likely wouldn't need it, he tapped a finger against his sports bag as he laid it across his lap, considering what to talk about before settling for the obvious. 'If you don't mind me asking, where did you learn JSL?'
@Hero

Vault of Rising Thunder.

Bio Format

Full Name: Your name in the world of the game, regardless of whether you reincarnated or not.

Titles: "honorary" Lord High Magus of the Realm(awarded purely due to him being Merlin)

Nicknames: How do your closest friends and family address you, when all formality is set aside? Skip if you're edgy and nobody loves you, I guess.

Legacy: Successor of Merlin

Age: 26

Gender: Male

Birthplace: Not too big a deal, unless you were born in a city-state outside of Caerleon. If so, describe it a bit - let everyone else know where you've come from.

Appearance: An image is nice, but a short description never hurt anybody. Focus mostly on stuff we can't see - like how they carry themselves, particular tics, or characteristic mannerisms - or on explaining important bits of the things we can - like drawing attention to how their hair color doesn't match their father or mother's, or how they're always wearing gloves and huh, that's pretty weird.

Personality: Keep this pretty brief. Just give the most basic character traits and such, and leave the rest to make itself obvious through RP.

Synopsis: This replaces backstory. Explain not only where your character is coming from, but also where they'd be going on the normal routes of the game, as well as considering some of the questions I listed earlier in the Introduction. Basically, this is here to give the Reincarnators some foreknowledge or awareness of your characters' immediate futures and the decisions you're likely to make. As such, I expect this part to be pretty detailed, even if it's alright for most of the rest to be somewhat barebones.

Previous Life: REINCARNATORS ONLY. Describe who you were, how you knew about the game, how you died, and what your immediate goals are upon realizing you're now in the world of the game.

You Can Become a Hero!

Yasuhide Seo

Seo pretended not to notice Shun spacing out, simply nodding along with his suggestion as he wrote down a response. It was nice to have an almost normal conversation, even if it wasn't as efficient as he'd like. His old school friends had gotten pretty distant and his daily at home was. . .

~Sure, I'd love to teach you. 1st Lesson: Friends!~ Seo shook off the creeping thoughts with a bright grin as he let Shun read the message, before letting it drop as he brought his hands together as if he was holding his own hand. Before Seo could continue though, the loud shouting of a nearby teacher caught his attention. Hands falling to his sides, he felt his smile slip into a more mischievous grin for a moment as he considered messing with the teacher just a little bit. His hands even got halfway into one of the pouches at his side, but after a moment, he thought better of it. Best to save pranking the faculty till he was a bit further on into the year, and besides that, he doubted his newfound friend was the type who'd want to piss off a teacher as his first action as a student at Isshin. With his prankster impulse suppressed, for now, he turned to head off to the auditorium raising up a message for Shun as he made his way.

~Lesson 2: See ya/Good-bye! Hope we end up in the same class.~ The message would be followed by another example, with Seo holding out two fingers in front of him, palm-side facing his chest before giving a more traditional wave good-bye and making his way to the auditorium. He gave a nod to the absolutely towering girl that had just arrived as he passed by her, wondering if she was just tall or if it was because of a quirk. Once inside the building, Seo moved to loosen his scarf a bit as he looked for a place to sit. He was going to be here for some time yet, so he didn't want to burn up in his jacket while he waited for some faculty member to talk at them for another hour. God I hate assemblies like this. Just a waste of everyone's time to go over the same ol' BS.

After some searching, his eyes pied an open seat by a relatively preppy-looking girl with hair that he could only describe as 'cotton candy chic'. Again, he wondered if that was a result of a quirk or just normal, but he shook it off as he decided that she seemed nice enough to spend an hour next to. Stepping up to her, he tapped the girl on the shoulder before giving a quick bow and presenting the card he'd handed to Shun. After she'd read it, he'd lift up his whiteboard to ask the more pressing question:

~Mind if I nab that seat next to you?~
@DruSM157@Hero

You Can Become a Hero!

Yasuhide Seo

Seo nodded with a smile of his own, giving Shun a firm handshake in response. Letting his attention travel across the other students heading into the auditorium, he raised an eyebrow at another eager student rushing into the building like they had hounds biting at their heels. With a sigh, he rolled up his sleeve to wipe the whiteboard clean, before writing down his next question for his new friend.

~Guess you're not the only one in a hurry, huh?~ He rose it up with a chuckle, giving Shun time to read it before turning it around to write some more, glad that he didn't have to waste time explaining his condition. So many times he'd give the notecard to someone, only for them to get all up in his face, asking if he's really mote, what's the condition, so one nd so forth. It wasn't that he was against telling people about the reason but it got very exhausting having to keep up with more rapid-fire questions like that. So people that just accepted the fact that he wasn't able to talk and continued to treat him like a person was a welcome change of pace whenever it occurred. With a nod to shake that train of thought from his head, he turned around to show his conversation partner the other part of his question.

~I'm a first-year as well, so maybe we'll be in the same class? Excited to start classes?~ Seo raised a hand up as if he was going to start signing . . . only to freeze, eyes closing as he tapped the side of his whiteboard. He'd stay there for a few moments before letting out a sigh, letting his hand close into a fist near his head before opening it back up as he lifted it higher. It would be a few moments more before he realized that the person he was talking to wouldn't get what he meant, so once more he turned the board around to write.

~Sorry, I forgot how to sign excited, so made the sign for forget instead.~ Seo repeated the motion of raising a closed fist, then opening it up, as if he was releasing something up into the air. ~Anyway, where are you from? I came all the way from Tokyo, so I get the feeling of getting a bit lost.~

@DruSM157

You Can Become a Hero!

Yasuhide Seo

S e o

Personal Dossier

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_Name

Yasuhide Seo

_Age

15

_Origin

TBD

_{Physical Description}

Seo's a mostly average looking for a boy his age, standing at around 5'5 and tending towards pretty average clothes for the most part. Stuff like grey jeans, button-up shirts, light mono-color jackets, and so on. He does have some form of vanity though, often tying up his hair in a messy rat-tail style whenever he goes out. His eyes are a warm golden haze in coloration and tend to light up anytime he uses his quirk, though when he gets tired, they tend to fade into a strange dull grey as if to symbolize his lack of energy. The only other notable thing to mention about him, however, is the rather nasty looking scar that covers the base of his throat and is extended down the whole of his chest by a set of surgical scars. While this injury is mostly healed and doesn't keep him from doing strenuous activity, he has long since lost his ability to speak because of the damage to his vocal cords.

Aside from that, he's often seen wearing a few patches attached to his belt that hold a number of metal balls of varying sizes, as well as his trusty Aluminum bat, -kun.

_{Characterization}

Most people wouldn't think that Seo had been through a traumatic event just by talking to him. He jokes around, goes out to hang with people, plays pranks, and in general doesn't seem to take much of anything seriously. However, those who he used to be close to him know that things aren't quite the same as before. He's more distant than before, never really calling anyone by a nickname that isn't itself some kind of joke, despite being the type to think of pet names to the point of annoyance. When he goes out with others he often doesn't interact beyond the occasional word, seeming to be there more to keep up with what's expected rather than any desire to actually be there.

Not only that but there are times where he can take his jokes a bit further than is in good taste. It's not a purposeful thing, often only happening when he gets overwhelmed by a situation or when he finds himself feeling irritated with the person in question. He often feels guilty about the words as soon as they leave his mouth, but rarely tries to make amends or take them back. This isn't because he's too prideful to admit wrong-doing,but because he doesn't see much point in trying to cover up for his behavior. The action has been done, the words can't be taken back and any attempt to soften the blow of them likely rings hollow. So he lives with the fallout and tries to act like he either doesn't care about what he said or that he didn't realize that he'd don't in the first place.

_{Personal History}

Seo was just a regular kid. He had a crush, he watched movies, idolized heroes, and dreaded school. He often told himself this as he traveled to his father's place of residence in one of his many stints of running away from home. He told himself this every time his dad had to drive him home, lecturing him about how he shouldn't make trouble for his mother's new family. . . but never before stopping for some ramen or takoyaki from a local stand.

Seo knew that his dad had been involved in something dangerous a while back, his mother had often told him such whenever he came back along with all the other troubles his leaving had caused for her and her new husband and their new daughter. But he'd always thought that the hero who hung around his dad's house would protect him. That's why he was there, after all. As such, it was a chilling experience when he came to his father's home only to find that no hero was nearby and the door had been broken down. What happened afterward was a blur of action, fear, and desperation. Seo recalls running inside, he recalls calling for help and even recalls a vague shape of a person standing over a still figure on the ground. A thick metallic scent hanging over it all, followed by an immense pain in his chest.

When he woke up in the hospital, the world felt. . . so much greyer. People apologized, though no one he knew and no one who was too sorry to not talk about his father when they thought he couldn't hear. Another thing that Seo remembers was how he had only seen his mother once or twice during his stay in the hospital, with hardly a word to say. But for Seo, the only thing that made him angry was whenever the hero came by. They tried to excuse themselves, to apologize, to ask forgiveness from a 13-year-old boy that might as well have been an orphan now. Instead, Seo just stayed quiet. Some doctors told him he couldn't talk, some others told him he wouldn't talk because of what he saw. But the only thing Seo cared about was returning to a normal if different life. His father was never one to grieve, so why should he?

The only thing he wanted to do right now was to prove that he was better than the hero who'd failed his dad. That's what he told himself every time he woke up to from a dream of that night, every time he felt a hard ball of emotion settle in the base of his gut. He didn't waste time before he started to study up on all of the hero schools and requirements. There was no time to rest, no time to process, no time to really feel as if he'd lost someone. As long as he kept working, kept pushing himself to be better than he was before. . . then his dad was right by his side, cheering him on like he always did.

At least. . . that's what he told himself.

_{Character Development & Conceptualization}

Seo s basically a big ball of issues pushed into a mostly chipper package. He does truly want to be a hero to help others, but deep down, he also just. . . feels a lot of anger and frustration with no clear target to point at so he makes a boogeyman of the villain that killed his father and stole his voice. It's a strange grey area where he wants to be a hero for both the right and wrong reasons.

As a result of this, I think he'll be fun to play with because his nature is innately somewhat two-faced and unknowingly antagonistic at times. He wants to help people and definitely feels that it's an important aspect of a hero to be like that, but at the same time, losing one of the few people he genuinely fosters a connection with after dealing such a cold home environment makes him naturally defensive to anyone trying to connect with him further. He can put on a face of friendship and lip service, but if people try to pull back the curtain, he tends to get a bit aggressive in his jokes and pranks, lashing out to keep people away so he doesn't have to risk losing someone again.

Abilities & Talents

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_{Quirk Type}

Emitter

_{Quirk Description}

Pole-tergeist:Pole-target
Named by Seo after a few haunted house pranks, it's a quirk that is simple in execution but deceptively versatile in the ways it can be used. In its most basic form, this quirk allows him to place special markings on anything he touches with his palm or the back of his hand, imbuing them with a positive or negative charge. After the mark has been placed, he can activate it with a thought, connecting it to another active mark and causing an interaction between them based on whether the charges are the same of different. If the charges are different then the marked objects will pull towards each other, but if the charges are the same, then they'll push away from each other instead.

On top of that base premise, however, Seo has figured out how to do a few neat things with his ability due to experimenting with his quirk. Firstly, he can build up a stronger charge inside his body before placing a mark or activating one of the marks on his hands, causing it to emit a stronger magnet effect on whatever mark it's connected to. So instead of two objects interacting equally on each other, the stronger force overwhelms the opposing force first, and then the rest of the force is transferred over, meaning that he often needs to double the amount of energy if he wants to completely negate any blowback from his quirk, something that can obviously be very draining.

His other trick is that if he's wielding a metal object, he can use it as an extension of his body by pushing a constant charge through it. The charge allows him to place marks on others by making contact with the metal object, and the charge remains for about 30 seconds after leaving his hands, enabling him to throw these objects at others in order to mark them, thou the mark placed is usually weaker than his normal mark.

_{Other Talents & Attributes}

Atheletic: A baseball enthusiast like his father, Seo still tries to work in some practice here and there, not wanting to let his new desire to be a hero completely degrade his skill in his favorite hobby. He's a better pitcher than he is a batter, able to throw fastballs of up to 90mph with decent consistency.

Street Artist: Having spent more time traveling across Japan rather than staying at home, Seo used to have a few . . . questionable friends before the incident. While there life choices weren't something he agreed with, he enjoyed his time with them and still practice some of what they taught him, though he always tries to choose places to do it where it won't be quite as disruptive to the public. Abandon buildings and warehouses that are far from the public eye. He's. . . not great, but he's getting better. He doesn't practice on a large scale that much anymore, but it still takes some time to just chill out to an album after an intense workout or a real bad nightmare.

Foreign Music Enthusiast: Another aspect that he picked up from his street friends is an appreciation for foreign music, mostly hip-hop and the like. He doesn't really understand most of what he hears, but he looks up translations and relates to a good chunk of what a lot of the singers talk about. He finds the beats to be pleasant and likes to listen to it whenever he's exercising, painting, or whenever he needs to relax and just not think about anything for a while.

Self-sufficient: Seo's friends often joke that he'd make for a good housewife given that he's pretty good at doing housework for a boy his age. He often has to cook for himself, though he often sticks to small low-cost meals that are quick and don't take many ingrediants to work with due to having low funds and being on the move more often than not. He's pretty good with reading a map, often memorizes train schedules by heart, and often has a pack full of camping supplies in his room in case he ever needs to be alone for a few days.

You Can Become a Hero!

Yasuhide Seo

I wonder what it's going to be like. . .

Seo wondered briefly as he walked through the front gates of Isshin with a suitcase in hand and a sports bag over his shoulder. Pulling the scarf around his neck a bit tighter, he breathed out a sigh, watching his fristed breath rise up as he thought about how he should kill the next hour or so. He'd spent the train ride engaging in people watching for the most part and even saw one of the more interesting figures stomp pass him in some perpetual huff. He wasn't sure exactly the girl was so pissed off and tense for her first day of school, but he figured it wasn't any of his business. . . at least not yet.

Moving on from the tall horned giant, he turned his attention to another figure who looked just about ready to collapse to the floor. He must've run all the way from the train station, though why he did that when they still had an hour before opening ceremonies was beyond Seo's ability to comprehend. With a shrug and a grin, Seo walked over to the early morning rusher with a grin, deciding that it might be better to start the year off with a greeting than a prank. There'd be time for plenty of those later, but first impressions were everything.

With his eyes literally shining as he came up to the tall boy's side, he gave him a tap on the shoulder, drawing his attention his way before presenting a small white card to him. Printed out was the following.

~Hello, Stranger! My Name's Yasuhide Seo and because of a medical condition, I am unable to speak. I tend to use the whiteboard around my neck for faster communication, but I am fluent in JSL so please let me know if you know it as well so we can have an easier time chatting. Also, please be sure to hand this card back when you're done reading it, as it's a real hassle to get a new one if I lose it. Please and thank you~

While the boy read his card, Seo was quick to pull up his whiteboard, pulling off the cap of a blue marker that was hanging around his neck to write a quick follow up question, stating a simplified version of the question in JSL with his free hand by tapping four fingers against the center of his chest then once again towards his shoulder. He found that, more often than not, people got at least basic signs if he used them along with his whiteboard enough, just through sheer association. Best to start the habit up hear with one person, as he had no one around to rely on for more translations as far as he knew.

~Are you okay? You look pretty winded despite us having an hour till the ceremony~
@DruSM157

Arknights - Project Neptune

Thunderer

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx BASIC INFO [Code Name] Thunderer [Age] 22 [Gender] Male [Combat Experience] 2 years [Place of Birth] N/A [Date of Birth] N/A [Race] Sarkaz [Height] 180cm [Infection Status] Infected as confirmed by medical report. PHYSICAL EXAM [Physical Strength] Excellent [Mobility] Standard [Physical Resistance] Standard [Tactical Acumen] Excellent [Combat Ability] Qualified [Originium Arts Assimilation] Outstanding

Profile Thunderer is a mystery, even to himself. He bares little knowledge of any events prior to his discovery by Retra Operators after a large electrical disturbance was detected in Sarkaz territory. Instead of finding signs of a brewing catastrophe, however, the team would discover the smoldering ruins of a hidden weapon testing facility of some sort, though it bore no identifying markings to identify who had been in charge of it. The reasons for this secrecy were quickly apparent. Further investigation would reveal that whoever had been behind this facility had been using Infected Civilians as test subjects for Arts-enhancement experiments, increased table Originium Production, and other similarly heinous acts. It is impossible to extrapolate how much success was had in these endeavors, however, as there was only one living soul in the entire facility. A 15-year-old Thunderer, unconscious in the remains of a hospital bed, surrounded by numerous electrical scorch marks that radiated out from him like a spider's web. Ever since this discovery, Retra's medical division has taken to making the young Sarkaz a bit of a pet project, helping to reign in the quite severe Originium infection he suffers from, as well as the high level of innate Arts talent he possesses. While it is impossible to tell if his abilities are due to the success of the cruel methods employed upon him or a natural talent with Arts, Thunderer has shown to have a high aptitude when given the proper guidance and training in the applications of his gifts and often shows enthusiasm for learning to make better use of his abilities when given the chance. However, it was during his first mission as an Operator, a position he seemed greatly eager to under-take to thank those who'd taken care of him, that the true depths of his condition was uncovered. While able to perform as an extremely effective Caster-class Operator in training sims, proving capable of wide-scale destructive power with little issue, the true stresses of the battlefield revealed his mental rigidity to and control over this power to not be as solid as it initially appeared. While the resulting. . . *[I]incident[/i] caused by Thunderer panic attack did not result in any serious injuries or casualties for the Operation team, the same could not be said for the surrounding landscape that got caught up in the electrical maelstrom. Ever since that day, Thunderer has taken to more backline duties that keep him out of the direct line of fire, focusing on more supportive uses for his Arts while also seeking psychiatric help him keep his calm in high-stress environments. The success of these treatments has been marginal, but progressive. Clinical Analysis Thunderer is suffering a very critical state of infection, with Originium residing in both his muscle tissue and skeletal systems in worrying amounts. While usually able to function in a standard capacity, he often sometimes suffers from thoughts of intense joint pain or muscle spasms, particularly after a mission where he has needed to make extensive use of Arts. Not only that, but it seems that whatever experimentation that was done to him prior to his arrival at Retra has made it extremely difficult for Thunderer to reign in his abilities. As such, even in his normal day to day life, it is not uncommon for a number of electrostatic phenomena to form around him. As such, when not on duty, he often wears insulated rubber gloves so as to not accidentally shock others or possibly damage important and delicate machinery while under examination. However, interestingly enough, the presence of Originium in his bones and muscles have to lead to a higher density and strength in these systems, allowing him a much higher level of physical power and durability then one would normally expect of an Operator of his experience. While he has not taken much more than basic hand-to-hand combat training at this juncture, these mutations have to lead to him being able to carry quite substantial loads with relative ease, often making him a prime candidate for fielding heavier pieces of equipment, which he takes to doing happily. Another minor note, however, is the case of his horns. They appear to have been cut down to the bare nubs and despite being part of Retra for quite some time, have yet to even begin growing back despite numerous treatments by the medical staff. It is currently unknown why this is to be the case, but it is best to not bring it up in Thunderer's presence as the subject often brings him discomfort and some stress which, as noted above, can lead to unnessecary hazards. [Cell-Originium Assimilation] 20% Patient features a number of light blue ore-legions spreading across his skin, with a heavy concentration of such markings appearing over his heart. X-ray imaging also shows accumulation to be present within his skeletal and muscular systems beneath the skin along with dark blurry shapes surrounding other organs. The patient's infection is currently properly controlled and crystals show no sign of spreading. [Blood Originium-Crystal Density] 0.43u/L Blood Crystal Density is slowly increasing and is currently being managed by a secondary treatment regimen carried out by the Medic Team. Attached File: Combat Test Summary Despite the potential risks that have been noted when fielding this Operator, it would be inaccurate to say he is not an important asset to nearly any Operation. As previously mentioned, Thunderer has developed his own specialized wands with the help of R&D which, when deployed in the field, proves to be extremely effective in hindering enemy advances due to the intense paralytic nature of the bolts launched forth. It has been noted that this non-lethal functionality is accomplished by thee wands siphoning off a portion of the Arts channeled through them, accumulating in a special battery that the operative wears around his hip. After a certain level of charge has been accumulated, Thunderer can channel this energy into an Arts field centered on himself. This field bestows upon anyone he considers an ally with increased awareness and reaction time to external stimuli due to forming an increased reception of one's nervous system. For any dangerous elements within the field, they'll find themselves hit with an effect much the opposite, their perceptions dulled and reactions restricted as it feels as if their own body is fighting against them. While channeling this field, however, Thunderer himself is rather vulnerable as he directs all his focus into the chant. He is only able to manage minimal movement from whatever location he has chosen to hunker down in to cast this spell, and is unable to attack for fear of losing control over the field. Operatives have noted that while under the effect of this spell, their bodies are often seen to spark with errant bits of electrical energy, as well as the approximate range of the field being measured due to an apparition not dissimilar to a bank of thunderclouds appearing overhead. Speaking of his engineering talents, it would be prudent to note that Thunderer has proven a surprisingly quick study in the fields of Originium-based Science and technology, picking up incredibly complicated topics and theories with an ease that suggests a previous knowledge of them. However, given his current state of amensia, it is currently impossible to say for certain if the Operator is more than what he seems or just a prodigy in the making. Whatever the case, his eagerness to learn and experiment combined with his attentive nature make it not unlikely that he will attempt to 'improve' the gear of any team he is assigned to work with. It is recommended to take these modifications with a grain of salt and handled with a great amount of care. Despite his knowledge, it would be inaccurate to say that Thunderer is not prone to taking shortcuts in testing when it comes to his experiments, and as such, his upgrades can at times be a bit haphazard. Make use of his offers at your own risk. — Dr. Makano, Department of Operations

Here's my write-up. A bit messy, but I think it gets the general idea across. Put some stuff in for later use once the RP has gone on for a bit, but right now I think this should fit in nicely.

Vault of Rising Thunder.

Thunderer

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx BASIC INFO [Code Name] Thunderer [Age] 22 [Gender] Male [Combat Experience] 2 years [Place of Birth] N/A [Date of Birth] N/A [Race] Sarkaz [Height] 180cm [Infection Status] Infected as confirmed by medical report. PHYSICAL EXAM [Physical Strength] Excellent [Mobility] Standard [Physical Resistance] Standard [Tactical Acumen] Excellent [Combat Ability] Qualified [Originium Arts Assimilation] Outstanding

Profile Thunderer is a mystery, even to himself. He bares little knowledge of any events prior to his discovery by Retra Operators after a large electrical disturbance was detected in Sarkaz territory. Instead of finding signs of a brewing catastrophe, however, the team would discover the smoldering ruins of a hidden weapon testing facility of some sort, though it bore no identifying markings to identify who had been in charge of it. The reasons for this secrecy were quickly apparent. Further investigation would reveal that whoever had been behind this facility had been using Infected Civilians as test subjects for Arts-enhancement experiments, increased table Originium Production, and other similarly heinous acts. It is impossible to extrapolate how much success was had in these endeavors, however, as there was only one living soul in the entire facility. A 15-year-old Thunderer, unconscious in the remains of a hospital bed, surrounded by numerous electrical scorch marks that radiated out from him like a spider's web. Ever since this discovery, Retra's medical division has taken to making the young Sarkaz a bit of a pet project, helping to reign in the quite severe Originium infection he suffers from, as well as the high level of innate Arts talent he possesses. While it is impossible to tell if his abilities are due to the success of the cruel methods employed upon him or a natural talent with Arts, Thunderer has shown to have a high aptitude when given the proper guidance and training in the applications of his gifts and often shows enthusiasm for learning to make better use of his abilities when given the chance. However, it was during his first mission as an Operator, a position he seemed greatly eager to under-take to thank those who'd taken care of him, that the true depths of his condition was uncovered. While able to perform as an extremely effective Caster-class Operator in training sims, proving capable of wide-scale destructive power with little issue, the true stresses of the battlefield revealed his mental rigidity to and control over this power to not be as solid as it initially appeared. While the resulting. . . *[I]incident[/i] caused by Thunderer panic attack did not result in any serious injuries or casualties for the Operation team, the same could not be said for the surrounding landscape that got caught up in the electrical maelstrom. Ever since that day, Thunderer has taken to more backline duties that keep him out of the direct line of fire, focusing on more supportive uses for his Arts while also seeking psychiatric help him keep his calm in high-stress environments. The success of these treatments has been marginal, but progressive. Clinical Analysis Thunderer is suffering a very critical state of infection, with Originium residing in both his muscle tissue and skeletal systems in worrying amounts. While usually able to function in a standard capacity, he often sometimes suffers from thoughts of intense joint pain or muscle spasms, particularly after a mission where he has needed to make extensive use of Arts. Not only that, but it seems that whatever experimentation that was done to him prior to his arrival at Retra has made it extremely difficult for Thunderer to reign in his abilities. As such, even in his day to day life, it is not unexpected to see something akin to a cloud bank follow him around, sometimes producing localized rainstorms or(somewhat worryingly) thunderstorms depending on his mood. Such phenomena are usually harmless, but when placed in more high-stress scenarios, it can be a problem. However, interestingly enough, the presence of Originium in his bones and muscles have to lead to a higher density and strength in these systems, allowing him a much higher level of physical power and durability then one would normally expect of an Operator of his experience. While he has not taken much more than basic hand-to-hand combat training at this juncture, these mutations have to lead to him being able to carry quite substantial loads with relative ease, often making him a prime candidate for fielding heavier pieces of equipment, which he takes to doing happily. Another minor note, however, is the case of his horns. They appear to have been cut down to the bare nubs and despite being part of Retra for quite some time, have yet to even begin growing back despite numerous treatments by the medical staff. It is currently unknown why this is to be the case, but it is best to not bring it up in Thunderer's presence as the subject often brings him discomfort and some stress which, as noted above, can lead to unnessecary hazards. [Cell-Originium Assimilation] 20% Patient features a number of light blue ore-legions spreading across his skin, with a heavy concentration of such markings appearing over his heart. X-ray imaging also shows accumulation to be present within his skeletal and muscular systems beneath the skin along with dark blurry shapes surrounding other organs. The patient's infection is currently properly controlled and crystals show no sign of spreading. [Blood Originium-Crystal Density] 0.43u/L Blood Crystal Density is slowly increasing and is currently being managed by a secondary treatment regimen carried out by the Medic Team. Attached File: Combat Test Summary Despite the potential risks that have been noted when fielding this Operator, it would be inaccurate to say he is not an important asset to nearly any Operation. His skill with Arts focused mainly on the effect of weather manipulation, creating rolling banks of clouds and mist to hide the movements of his allies, along with the activation of electrons in the air to launch electrical discharges at opponents. Rather than the use of standard stats and Wands, the Operator in question uses a pair of custom-made and designed wands that take a shape similar to over-sized revolvers, apparently as a tribute to one of the few pleasant memories that have returned to him in his time with Retra. While odd in design, they prove to be effective, holding shards of Originium in the 'clip' to fuel his more basic Arts attacks. He has also begun designing a larger form of these wands, though the purpose of it is as of yet unknown to everyone, even the R&D team that is helping him fine-tune it. It will likely be some time before we see it come to the field proper, however, but worth mentioning none the less. Speaking of his engineering talents, it would be prudent to note that Thunderer has proven a surprisingly quick study in the fields of Originium-based Science and technology, picking up incredibly complicated topics and theories with an ease that suggests a previous knowledge of them. However, given his current state of amensia, it is currently impossible to say for certain if the Operator is more than what he seems or just a prodigy in the making. Whatever the case, his eagerness to learn and experiment combined with his attentive nature make it not unlikely that he will attempt to 'improve' the gear of any team he is assigned to work with. It is recommended to take these modifications with a grain of salt and handled with a great amount of care. Despite his knowledge, it would be inaccurate to say that Thunderer is not prone to taking shortcuts in testing when it comes to his experiments, and as such, his upgrades can at times be a bit haphazard. Make use of his offers at your own risk. — Dr. Makano, Department of Operations

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