
NamePons Pavo
Age19
AppearancePons is a creepy little thing, standing at 5'5" with a rather slender figure. With large heart shaped lips, sleepy eyes, and dozens of small freckles splayed on his face, Pons seems almost cherub-like, however there is something off about his appearance. Upon further examination his eyes are always drooped, as if he doesn't care about anything, and his face is oval shaped and somewhat long, extending his features. Even his eyes, which are the same bright green as any other green rank, seem a little dull and lifeless. The only part of Pons' appearance that has personality is his hair, a deep brown curly bush reaching down to his mid back. In fact, Pons takes a lot of pride in his hair, always being sure to part the middle just right and fluff it up enough to seem just manic
enough. As for fashion, Pons doesn't exactly have a set style. He gets all his clothes from his siblings, and as a result is always dressed in rather oddly. puffy button up shirts under t-shirts with garish prints, worn out red sneakers paired with knee high yellow socks, his sister's floral skirts over ripped dress pants, nothing is to crazy for Pons to wear.
PersonalityPons is a bit of a hypocrite, he's always seen silently judging from the sidelines. He doesn't talk very much; He prefers to let his siblings do all the talking. This is not to say that he is extremely tough or anything, he's just a coward with a high opinion of himself. Pons holds disdain for most Uisilons, excluding himself and his two siblings. He's a bit delusional, and whenever he does open his mouth it's usually to take about how he's getting ready to leave for the mortal world and live up to his potential. He constantly lies and throws silent tantrums, as years of being treated like a small child have taught him to do.
That is not to say that Pons is simply a nasty individual. His delusions of grandeur aren’t necessarily just because of a large ego. Pons wishes he could blend in with the Mundanes, as he has always felt left out from the Uisilons. His low rank and ordinary powers mark him as an outsider when he stands beside his strong siblings. He works under the logic that if he believes the Mundanes are better than the Uisilons, then he is, by extension, better than those of a higher rank. He is somewhat kind to those in the same rank as him, as he feels that they probably feel the same way he does. Pons also has a soft spot for children, as they are far more accepting.
HistoryPons can hardly remember his real parents, as they left his life rather early. He was one of the many children who often stayed at the Pavo household while their parents went off to work destroying evidence of Uisilons in Mundane life, however unlike most children his parents never exactly came back for him. There wasn’t a death or some other dramatic event that separated him from his parents, it was unexplained necessity. It wasn’t like he particularly minded; at this point he was comfortable with the Pavos and thought of Ruba and Lahn as true siblings. However, as much as he claims that he doesn’t care about his abandonment, he always counts it as the first time he truly felt like he didn’t belong, and it wouldn’t be the last.
As he grew, Pons began to notice how
mundane he was, at least when compared to his loving older siblings. Even when compared to other green ranks, he felt inferior. He was always slower, always weaker, always behind everyone else. Of course, these feelings were attributed to a simple case of preteen angst, and for a while Pons tried not to think about them. He trained hard, at least for a while, and made sure to keep to himself lest he begin to feel mediocre again. All the while his siblings and adoptive parents nursed his growing insecurities, treating him like a child to avoid making him feel unimportant.
All this changed, however, when Pons began studying Mundane culture. For the first time, Pons felt like he had found a group he could relate with. He dreamed of meeting these positively ordinary people, and his disdain for the Uisilons grew. The Uisilons were so chiefly different than the Mundanes, or at least what Pons dreamed the Mundanes were.
RankGreen
PowerThe regular augmented abilities.
Stance on whether or not to retaliate against the Mundanes(Reason Why)While Pons is sad about the loss of the political group, he doesn’t want to see the only people who he believes could understand him wiped out.