Onomatopoeia

Vermillion and Agate

Today had started as a pretty normal day for Ayven. He got up, he got dressed, and he made his way to the hospital. He had taken notice of the day, recognizing today as summer solstice. It was cool. The sky was rather... beautiful, but it all had no point or influence over what Ayven was doing today. He had no time to waste on silly things like summer solstice! Sure, he'd like to paint the sky or just kind of waste the day doing nothing in particular... There might be some really weird parties tonight...

But he was Amelia Lockeheart's kid, dammnit! He wasn't going to be late for work. Ignoring the sky, he boarded his train and continued his commute to the hospital. Once he had arrived at the hospital, Ayven had hurried himself into his research department. He'd rather not run into Demeteri. The guy just seemed to hate him for some reason. It... wasn't Ayven's fault Demetri was dumb! He hadn't made Demeteri that way-- Demeteri's parents had! Ayven quickly shut the door to his department and slipped a white lab coat over his black button up shirt and distressed jeans. Lab coats were the perfect tool to turn street clothes into something that looked halfway professional.

Ayven got out a few vials and started on his work.

He was oblivious to the reduction of inpatients at the hospital. If he wanted to know the statistics of how many people were at the hospital, he could have easily figured that out. However, that information wasn't vital for him. It had nothing to do with what he was working on-- a super strong, potentially semi-permanent anti-magic sermon. Ayven, being the brilliant clone of a brilliant scientist, had put up measures to avoid check-ins from people like Demetri. He had learned from the hospital staff group chat he was involved in, that Demeteri had been running around, sticking his nose into business that wasn't necessarily his business.

Of course, Demetri would probably argue that anything going on in the hospital was his business but Ayven completely disagreed. He couldn't have that man constantly "checking-in." It took away precious time to do anything important things... like developing a semi-permanent anti-magic sermon.

Anyway, the point was, Ayven had taken careful measures to block the door to his department with a carefully placed table. He had stacked a few chairs onto the table just incase. However, being the paradox that he was, Ayven had also baked cookies that he would possibly share with Demetri or the rest of the de-magicization team, if they managed to get through the blockade. It wasn't that Ayven hated any of them. He really wanted to be all of their friends! But, at the same time, they were all rather stupid and didn't really do anything to help Ayven's research.

Dark Fantasy.

@Durnehviir Pssssh. River tots deserve to be more powerful than Asha.

@forums I changed his weight to 155lb and moved him to the character section. (:

Dark Fantasy.

@forums Is my character okay? (:

Vermillion and Agate

Demographics

Name: Ayven Lockeheart
Nickname/Alias: Amelia's kid
Age: 19
Race: Race: Alexandrian
Sex: Male but appears androgynous
Height: 5’9
Weight: 170
Description:
Appearance: Click.

Classification

Job/Duties: Part of a team at the hospital which specializes in researching de-magicalization.
Level: 5
Qualifications/Skills: Ayven was cloned from a highly intelligent woman/so he has inherited his IQ; has been trained under his mother in medical knowledge and chemistry; genetically enhanced intelligence; high emotional intelligence where he can identify people’s emotions and knows what to say to manipulate those emotions (he uses this a lot to get ahold of confidential information from the hospital that he believes he has the right to)

Attributes and Inventory

Weapons/Inventory:

• tablet with medical info for his research
• one pen that's out of ink and thus entirely useless except for pointing at things, which he does a lot
• a vial with the latest de-marginalization formula in it
• and a stun gun (which is actually a gun that shoots electricity/no need for close-range/no wires involved)

Racial/Biologics: Clone/his IQ has been genetically modified to surpass that of his mother's

Weaknesses:
Social skills. He was kept out of public schools and away from inferior children all of his life. For this reason, he has a hard time socializing with people his age. The irony of this is that a good party is also a weakness of his. No matter how shady a party might be, he'll always attend when invited. The call of alcohol and the chance of actually making friends, is too much for him to refuse. Ayven also has a bad habit of trying to do things to get people to like him, including his mother. He'll frequently take pictures of him working in the lab to send her later when he's out partying.

Background Information

Family History:

He's a clone of Amelia Lockeheart. Before retiring, she made a lot of advancements in cloning and has successfully provided "cloned child" to previous rich members of Alexandria. She had also made discoveries in how to clone just certain limbs and organs in case someone lost an arm or their heart was failing. She retired with various rewards and distinctions from the hospital. She created Ayven before she retired so he could take her place as a medical researcher at the hospital.

Personal History:

As previously mentioned, Ayven was created by a researcher at the hospital. She felt that her intelligence far surpassed her colleges and decided the best plan of action would be to clone herself. After all... how would Alexandria make any advancements without her? The simple answer, according to her, was that Alexandria wouldn't. Without her, Alexandria would slip back into the dark ages.

However, even Amilia realized that making an exact copy of herself would be a little... creepy. Not that ethics was something Amilia really cared about. Honestly, she just didn’t want someone to steal her exact likeness, which made little to no sense because she was cloning herself. When she was modifying Ayven’s DNA to be the exact match of her’s, she made sure to alter the sex. This, she figured, would help create a distinction between herself and her child. After messing around with the sex, she decided to go ahead and enhance his IQ a little more.

Nine months later, Ayven was born. The first few years of his life was very normal. However, once his nonsense babbles turned into real words, everything changed. His mother found the best private tutors and Ayven spent sun-up to sun-down learning. His favorite teacher was Dr. Williams, who taught art. He loved the combination of history and creative thinking. It was something he couldn’t really wrap his mind around and he loved it! For an hour out of the day, he got to hear stories about artists who had chopped their ears off and artists who had literally created art out of trash. Trash! He couldn’t believe it. Dr. Williams, being a lovely woman, saw his interest and started creating art projects with him. The art projects weren’t anything impressive. They mostly consisted of typical toddler artwork. He would heart finger paintings and make macaroni necklaces for his mom. For art project really stood out in his memory. For Mother’s Day, Dr. Williams suggested Ayven make a portrait of his mother. This idea excited him! His mother would have to love it!

Sadly, that wasn’t the case. Once his mother saw the crooked nose and the stringy hair, she had enough. She quickly fired Dr. Williams and shredded Ayven’s art textbook. The reasoning she gave Ayven was that he should be focusing more on STEM, since that was what he was made for. Art… it just took away from his purpose! But, even as a toddler, Ayven could tell something about what she was saying wasn’t exactly true. While his mother was throwing her fit, he quickly stashed the first of his art projects in the bottom of his book shelf, expertly hidden under some books.

After the art incident, Amelia started paying more attention to what her child was learning. She quickly fired the History teacher, deeming it an unnecessary subject, and hired on another science teacher. By the time Ayven was 10, he was only getting lessons in STEM fields. This stunted his growth in a lot, including socialization and writing. Even today, whenever he has to write something down, it looks like a bunch of scribbles.

Once Ayven turned 13, he started training under his mom. The rest of his tutors were fired and he spent every day with his mother. Once his mother retired from the hospital, Ayven joined his own research time at the hospital, which focused on de-magicailization technology. He started working with a group of people to create different formulas that would prevent people with magic from using it. The ultimate goal of the project was to create a permanent formula, which he has yet to do. He had currently filled out a proposal to get access to pow to experiment on.

Vermillion and Agate

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Dark Fantasy.

(I think this section is where I'm supposed to post this?)

Name: River Lombardi De Luca

Age: 19

Picture: Click.

Height: 6’0

Weight: 155? (Perfect people don’t have to weigh themselves, honestly.)

Background:
Well, River Lombardi De Luca is the crème da la crème. The result of good breeding and an abundance of money, River has a lived a pretty swell life. His mother, Adelasia De Luca, was born a prominent family—arguably more prominent than the Castandandito and Suarez families. The Da Luca family had their hands on a lot of businesses, including that of selling drugs and alcohol, which the family had specialized in for centuries. That wasn’t all those, they even had control over hundreds of coal and diamond mines. The mines were Adelasia’s how special project, which children of her family were required to do to inherit the previous generation’s wealth. Her parents had instilled into her the value of hard work and the will to do whatever she set her mind on.

Of course, this lead to Adelasia choosing the most handsome piece of man-meat as her husband. He was from a decent family, but that really didn’t matter. All Adelasia really wanted was something nice to look at whenever she had free time. Eventually, the union lead to three sons and three daughters. It was obviously much better than other not-quite-as-wealthy-families-who-only-had-a-daughter managed. It left
Adelasia with a good horde of children to fight for her wealth.

She showed her love by giving her children the best things possible. She made sure her children had the best education and the best of weapon training. She would also drag her family with her whenever she made trips to her facilities or meetings just so she could brag about what a good-looking family they were.

This was the life River was born into—he loved it. He ate the best food, had the best teachers, and was able to travel whenever he wanted. He was also the youngest son, so he had the least responsibility. This gave him the opportunity to focus on what he really enjoyed and not what his mother wanted him to enjoy. Unfortunately, what he enjoyed most in the world was bugging that gross Asha kid about how much better his family was than her’s. Why did he do it? Just cause, honestly. It was fun? He really never felt a reason to justify it. His favorite thing to do was brag about all the fancy trips his mom was taking him on. He could basically stalk Asha for hours, rattling on about all the places he had visited and all the delicious food he had tried.

So, one can assume that River was a little distraught when he couldn’t find Asha for weeks. Eventually, his mother had heard from someone who had heard from the cousin of someone who was friends with Asha’s family that the girl had been sent off to kill dragons. Was River going to let Asha go off and have a super cool adventure she would be able to brag? An adventure that River would never be able to top? Hell, no. Since he was the youngest of six children, his parents agreed to let him join the king’s army. After all, there was no way his mom was going to let that family one-up her.

Why you joined: He isn’t willing to let Asha one-up him.

Personality: River loves traveling. He enjoys learning about new cultures and trying different types of food. For this reason, he absolutely loves learning. However, what he loves more than learning or traveling is being better than people. He’s that type of person that no matter what story you’re telling, he’ll have a better one. For this reason, River seems to not make very many friends(i.e. none), but that doesn’t bug him. It’s not his fault he’s so much better than anyone else.

Hi there, people.

@Samdragonx

Tons of rp experience. I'm an English major, so lot's of writing experience in general. Lol.

Hi there, people.

Yo, I'm Kris. :3

Dark Fantasy.

Name: River Lombardi De Luca

Age: 19

Picture: Click.

Height: 6’0

Weight: 155? (Perfect people don’t have to weigh themselves, honestly.)

Background:
Well, River Lombardi De Luca is the crème da la crème. The result of good breeding and an abundance of money, River has a lived a pretty swell life. His mother, Adelasia De Luca, was born a prominent family—arguably more prominent than the Castandandito and Suarez families. The Da Luca family had their hands on a lot of businesses, including that of selling drugs and alcohol, which the family had specialized in for centuries. That wasn’t all those, they even had control over hundreds of coal and diamond mines. The mines were Adelasia’s how special project, which children of her family were required to do to inherit the previous generation’s wealth. Her parents had instilled into her the value of hard work and the will to do whatever she set her mind on.

Of course, this lead to Adelasia choosing the most handsome piece of man-meat as her husband. He was from a decent family, but that really didn’t matter. All Adelasia really wanted was something nice to look at whenever she had free time. Eventually, the union lead to three sons and three daughters. It was obviously much better than other not-quite-as-wealthy-families-who-only-had-a-daughter managed. It left
Adelasia with a good horde of children to fight for her wealth.

She showed her love by giving her children the best things possible. She made sure her children had the best education and the best of weapon training. She would also drag her family with her whenever she made trips to her facilities or meetings just so she could brag about what a good-looking family they were.

This was the life River was born into—he loved it. He ate the best food, had the best teachers, and was able to travel whenever he wanted. He was also the youngest son, so he had the least responsibility. This gave him the opportunity to focus on what he really enjoyed and not what his mother wanted him to enjoy. Unfortunately, what he enjoyed most in the world was bugging that gross Asha kid about how much better his family was than her’s. Why did he do it? Just cause, honestly. It was fun? He really never felt a reason to justify it. His favorite thing to do was brag about all the fancy trips his mom was taking him on. He could basically stalk Asha for hours, rattling on about all the places he had visited and all the delicious food he had tried.

So, one can assume that River was a little distraught when he couldn’t find Asha for weeks. Eventually, his mother had heard from someone who had heard from the cousin of someone who was friends with Asha’s family that the girl had been sent off to kill dragons. Was River going to let Asha go off and have a super cool adventure she would be able to brag? An adventure that River would never be able to top? Hell, no. Since he was the youngest of six children, his parents agreed to let him join the king’s army. After all, there was no way his mom was going to let that family one-up her.

Why you joined: He isn’t willing to let Asha one-up him.

Personality: River loves traveling. He enjoys learning about new cultures and trying different types of food. For this reason, he absolutely loves learning. However, what he loves more than learning or traveling is being better than people. He’s that type of person that no matter what story you’re telling, he’ll have a better one. For this reason, River seems to not make very many friends(i.e. none), but that doesn’t bug him. It’s not his fault he’s so much better than anyone else.

Vermillion and Agate

So... would a character who has developed something to mess up a person's ability to use magic but they can only use it on one person at a time too OP or just OP enough? ;3