Best friend, main character, that one guy who can make anything into competition

• Owen


• Sharky Subordinate (by Shai)

Male

16

Black, but a kind of dusty black. A greyish black, but dark enough to look black.

Kinda tousled. Artfully tousled.

Amber brown

Seafarer (House of Shark)

Healthy tan-ish, but not tan enough to be noticed right away.

Athlete's build

A quirky, kind-of smile unless he really means it.
His teeth are very un-human (rows upon rows of shark teeth), so he tries not to smile showing his teeth.

Very competitive, quick to anger, forgets his own strength sometimes

• Cooking (more than the normal Seafarer's experience, which is generally to eat it raw or stick it in a fire and THEN eat it)


• Sketching things. Quickly, using very little lines, but somehow capturing the essence of what he was sketching.


• Swimming. Fast. 'Nuff said.


• Making people laugh

• Sketching


• Cooking


• Playing Who-Can-Swim-The-Deepest with his little sisters when tehy're bored


• Making people laugh

Gamboge (that one yellow-orange colour that's warm and fuzzy)

Raw squid, eels, or other medium-sized sea animals that are below him on the food chain
Hamburgers are a close second, though

Gotta be his jacket. Worn jean jacket that's Veridin-made, so it's sewn half with the normal denim stuff, but half with metals so it's
A) really cool and shiny
B) makes him sink down to the Veridin level underwater
and C) dries waaaaaay faster when he comes out of the sea. Like, in ten minutes tops.

His teeth B)

Shark teeth
They hurt
When
Used against
A human
Trust me
On this one

SHARKS

(also biased tho)

January 3

Session Three. His seaform was defined a year late, which meant one more year of childhood. It also meant that he's a year behind everyone else his age.

His jacket. Veridin-made jacket, shiny, sinks easily, dries very quickly.

Casual athletic

• Dark grey T-shirt, usually with some sort of Save InsertOceanAnimalHere message.


• Light denim jacket over top, Veridin made, I'm starting to sound like a broken record.


• Black/dark grey sweatpants. Pockets galore.


• Socks and sandals, year-round.

• Strength. His Shark strength is translated to human strength when he shifts - the same general strength-to-size ratio. To drag up an example to put things into perspective, he can pick up a kayak by one end, keeping both ends off the ground, and throw it 27.1 feet away.




• Teeth. He has six rows of shark teeth in his mouth (the better to gnash things with, my dear). Unsurprisingly, he doesn't really show his teeth. More grow in when he gets angry and starts to kind of shift. He tries to not talk very loud to not show his teeth, so he comes across as quiet, maybe with a bit of a lisp.
  There are many ways to describe Owen. "Quiet" will never be one of them.

Hammerhead shark

12 feet long