Main character/Brains of the Braves

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Mace
Firecracker (Javin)

Female

15

Average

5'6

Brown

Medium length, wavy

None

Steel grey

Human

Light

Lightly muscled

Three scars on left cheek
Scar just above her hip

Twirls her hair a lot
Bites her lip when uncomfortable
Always tense/ on edge when in unfamiliar settings

Her love for her friends and her "family" at the station

Can be over analytical
Can be single minded
Obsesive when faced with a challenge that she can't figure out

Sharpshooting
Problem Solving
Attention to Detail
Math

Martial Arts
Cryptology

Architect (INTJ) https://www.16personalities.com/intj-personality

She is usually seen as a cold, overly logical person with

PTSD

Student (she becomes a paralegal)

Grey

Anything sweet

Photo of her and her guardian, Chief Craig Maddison

Gun. Specifically a Glock 19

Dog or horse

Strategist; She is basically the glue that holds the team together, and despite having no powers, is considered by most to be the most important member of the team. She also provides insight into the inner workings of the super-abled movement from the perspective of a non-super-abled person.

In the beginning, she doesn't really trust anyone. She often thinks back on what she can remember of her parents and wonders why they never came back for her/searched for her. This fules a lot of insecurities to the point that she convinces herself that others will just be disappointed in her, therefore causing her to

July 4

Currently a Sophmore, but goes on to graduate colledge

When she was four years old, she separated from her parents during the Balwater Strip Mall Shooting. A day later, she was found hiding under a display case by a local law inforcement officer, Alois Althea, who was investigating the scene. She had suffered three deep cuts to her left cheek (one was suspected to be caused by a stray bullet) and a bullet lodged in her side, and was immediatly taken to Harvey-Landing General Hospital. During her recovery, a search ensued for her parents. Despite an extensive search, no trace of them was found. By the time she had fully recovered, she had formed a close friendship with Althea's daughter and created bonds with many of the officers working on her case. An officer who was involved in her rescue, Craig Maddison, applied for and was granted custody of her a month before she turned five years old. She was often plagued with nightmares, to the point that she ended up staying at the police station where Maddison worked most nights. As she grew older, she ended up spending so much time at the station that she was given a room there and was treated like a daughter by all the staff. Maddison has since been promoted to Chief, and although he is one of over twenty people she calls her family, he is the only one (besides Officer Althea) who she would consider her father.

None, but she wants a dog.