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Here is Squelette, a french immortal sorcerer and foe of Luc Dubois. He was an early colonist of Acadia. He was also a small time sorcerer who heard of a mystical ritual to make one immortal. After a native shaman refused him this immortality, Squelette massacred the native’s village. The shaman then gave the colonist his request, but without eternal youth. Squelette’s body withered and decayed, leaving just a skeleton. Squelette lived on the outskirts of society, trying to gain back his youth. He travelled with his fellow Acadians to Accadia(New Orleans) and he has been there ever since. Hundreds of years have passed and he has grown in power, but his eternal youth still eludes him.
Thanks and here is John Carrol, a former student of the Institute and current terrorist and mercenary.
John Carrol is a telepath. He hears every voice in his nearby vicinity. There were too many voices to cancel out and the only thing which could cancel it out for a bit was music.
Eventually, the field in which he could hear voices grew faster than he could cancel them out and eventually, he was hearing the entire world’s voices. This soon drove John mad and drove him into isolation, hoping it would help the cacophony in his head. Carrol soon came to the realization that the only way to get silence was to kill everyone on the planet. This led him to become a terrorist and mercenary whose only concern was causing mass casualties. He is an expert with weapons and he can overload people’s brains by forcing the thoughts of a hundred people in their brains, resulting in brain hemorrhaging and death. Carrol is on BSH’s most wanted list and is one of the Institute’s greatest failures. Carrol was eventually killed by the hero Spitfire.
Yeah, that’s what they are and judging from I’ve heard about A levels, they seem similar. Then again, A levels are British thing I’ve always heard about, but have no idea what they really are. On another side note, it is my luck to become an adult and be able to vote on the day my government shuts down.
Here is a Cosmos Guardian, Cosmos’s special ops division. They have greater combat and stealth capabilities than the usual Cosmos officer.
Thanks and for clarification, AP stands for Advanced Placement. They are classes that count for college credit. My schedule is full of them and the workload is difficult. Throw in college applications and my free time is been chipped away. Hopefully, once November (The deadline) is here, things will be less stressful.
Here is Eric Calderon, a student who can create hard light constructs.
Thanks and sorry for the late response, senior year is eating all of my time and soul. Between AP classes, college essays, and extracurriculars, my free time is now gone.
And yet, here is another Institute student. Kat Holland has the ability to see an object or person’s history by touching them. She does this by feeling the emotional residue left on items and people. If in a place where a strong emotion was felt, she can also see its history. She is forced to wear specially made from the factory clothes and cover most of her body. Her touch causes disorientation for others and pain for her, as feeling someone’s entire life in an instant is not pleasant. She works with police forces to help them catch murderers.
