Hey~! I wanna hear your stories :)

@shurikenwolfbadass_13, my internet was bing very weird last night. Anywhozit, thank you! I have four siblings, Angelo as the oldest, then Clara, Roane, and Andrea as the youngest. Their ability are all different, based on their personalities.
In their family, their father favored Angelo moreso than the other kids, and it showed.
Angelo liked the attention, but not when he screwed up and his dad got mad at him. Not helping is that Angelo is very volatile, to the point that he struggles not to get angry all the time. His ability is to absorb the auras of others, which can, depending on how long or malevolent/benevolent Angelo is at that moment, take their life-force, memories, and/or powers. I'll most likely retcon this a bit later, since it's a very 'all powerful' power.
Clara, as the second-oldest, always has a bone to pick with Angelo and the war tactics to do it with. She really likes to fight, but her father never noticed because he was grooming Angelo, and she was a girl. Clara can use her own aura to make different kinds of weapons, like a dagger, axe, sword, etc. Very useful.
Roane is the peacemaker. He always at least tries to stop Clara and Angelo from fighting, and tries to keep Andrea away whenever they squabble. Roane is the other half of Clara, so to speak. He's the brains, Clara's the brawn. His ability is to channel his aura inwardly to gain higher intelligence. This was vey useful in high school and college, or Roane hoped.
And finally, Andrea! My sweet naive babe. She's the very opposite of your usual youngest. Very sweet and quiet, she loves the outdoors and hates for people to fight. So her siblings stress her out almost all the time and she then retreats to the woods. Andrea can actually see people's aura, and sometimes cleanse them.

So yeah, those are the four Vigorus siblings! I love them so much.

Depends on how hard the person is fighting against him. If it's for their memories and/or life-force, usually it's somewhere around five to seven minutes, in which he's completely vulnerable. If it's their power, well, it's upward to fifteen or more.

How would you suggest I fix it?

No, no, I'd prefer getting feedback than not :) It's hard to view my own characters with an outsider's eye, y'know?

Yeah, actually yes! When he would go into battle, he would immediately head straight for the commanding officers/person in charge. Draining them, and half of the time killing them, meant that the enemy soldiers would be without orders, and thusly fall apart. (I know this isn't how war works /exactly/, but I'm still trying to figure out my universe, soooo…)