Full Name:Percival Rowan Pelacour
Nicknames/Aliases:Pierrot, Percy, the Clown, the Jester
Age:23
Gender:Male
Gifts:Portal Creation/Minor Reality Creation
Loyalty:Previously Liberty as the Councillor of Homeland Protection, now a Wanderer
Description:It’s quite difficult to see any traces of Pierrot being a former member of the Liberty Council. Face coated with face paint at nearly all hours of the day, bright, multicolored clothing, and a canary yellow shawl to fully complete the oddness of his wardrobe, he looks nothing like the professional one would expect him to be. On top of that, his own features give off an air of whimsy, with a bright plume of orange hair upon his head, mischievous blue eyes, and a foxlike face. Pierrot is rarely seen without his, and is never seen without his trusty decks of cards.
Personality:From first impression, one would easily assume that the ex-Councillor has a few screws loose here and there. He’s over-excitable, enthusiastic, and theatrical; speaking with flair and no small amount of glamor. He claims to view the world around him as a “stage”, with those within it as the “actors”. However, in spite of his general quirks and eccentrics, he is, surprisingly, relatively sane. At times, he will switch into a more serious persona- one of a reasonable, somewhat snarky young man, with a certain underlying lightness that’s less overbearing than his usual jovial streak. This hardly lasts for long, however, before he switches back into the vibrant Pierrot.
Skills:- His portals are by far his strongest weapon. By creating two “rifts” in reality at a time, Pierrot is able to pull off a number of feats, including teleportation (both short-ranged and to places that he’s already been), deflection, and other such things bent by his own creativity. If one were to enter one of his portals and stay within the “space” that serves as the bridge, however, they would come upon a rather...disturbing discovery. There exists a bizarre world that serves as the in-between of his portals- a surreal land offhandedly dubbed “Pierrot’s Playland”. While Pierrot cannot directly manipulate or influence the world, he can use it as a storage space of sorts if all portals are closed while something is left within.
- Is a talented acrobat, and skilled with throwing knives.
- A brilliant actor and liar. Can also imitate voices rather well.
Weaknesses: - His portals are not without limits. They will shut after a certain amount of time, and attempting to hold them open past that point tends to put a strain on him. Opening and shutting them in too rapid a succession will also exhaust him rather quickly.
- Pierrot lacks in the ways of defense, relying largely on speed, dexterity, and his own powers to fight.
- Holds little attachment towards many of his fellow Wanderers, and outright despises Dutch. Has a difficult time forming close bonds.
Brief History: As a child, he and his twin sister, Indigo, were orphans. Their needs were met well enough by the Liberty system, and they were trained to the best of their abilities- although Percival’s own Gift had a nasty habit of malfunctioning more than not, and the “space” that they caused was a source of insecurity for him. The twins got along well enough regardless, however, caring and bickering and being the other’s primary source of companionship. Both were resigned to growing up in the orphanage system, but much to their surprise, they were adopted at the age of nine by the Leader of Liberty himself.
It was an odd little family, with Soren often being pulled away for work and meetings, but a happy one nonetheless. Even when it looked as if their adoptive father would die- not of wounds, but of old age- another child was dropped into his lap that brought him back from the brink. Little Caroline, Clockwork. Their trio grew to a quartet, and while the youngest sibling was an odd one, they grew attached to her regardless.
Indigo had intended to go into Loyalty Affirmation, and Percival into Homeland Protection- something they both worked surprisingly hard for, given their otherwise lackadaisical natures. Upon their reaching adulthood, however, Soren came to his eldest children with a request. He told them of his intentions to bring them to the Heads of their respective departments through his influence, hoping to regain some grip on his Council- and, in extension, his country. While the twins were somewhat overwhelmed by the idea, they agreed, and took their places. One day, however, when on a mission to recruit a mental manipulator into their ranks, Percival was attacked. His mind was left shattered, and the persona that picked up the pieces was Pierrot.
After the Liberty attack, Pierrot’s mind eventually came to be healed by the Wanderers. Now lucid, and painfully aware of what had happened, Percival fell into despair for a short time. He eventually pulled himself back together, although he still heavily loathes Dutch for what he has done, and is still heavily conflicted with himself and his actions while acting as Pierrot.
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