The Best Friend

Goes by Vic

Male

22

Hispanic (Mexican and Puerto Rican)

Somewhat caramel, warm

Mostly muscle mass, but not really “muscular”
A little small looking, but he’s actually bigger than he looks.

A little on the light side. Mostly muscle mass.

5’6”

Deep, chocolate brown

A large scar on his back from his very first battle.

Short, straight

He actually didn’t like the FCA, still doesn’t, because he thought they were pompous jerks. But after some time with the newer heros, he realizes they aren’t all there for money or fame or whatever.

Teleportation
Either created portals from one place to another, or instantly moving an object from one place to another. Depends on his energy level, the size of the object, and how much life it has. The less of the latter 2 the better.

A little selfish. He thinks mainly of his own problems before anyone else’s. He actually doesn’t really notice when people are upset. Someone has to tell him what’s going on with who or he won’t figure it out. After he bonds with Eden, he becomes more invested in her well being, and eventually she helps him warm up to the rest of the group.

He likes to read YA fantasy-romance novels. But you can’t tell a soul; it’s his guilty pleasure.

He speaks fluent Spanish because his grandfather insisted he learn.

He often thinks of himself. Doesn’t usually help people unless he gets something out of it.

Vic is motivated by his desire to honor his grandfather, who raised him. Vic loves his grandfather, and wants to make him proud. Even though he never wanted to be a hero, and he doesn’t usually go out of his way to help people, he did this for his grandfather, and his grandfather only.

He jabs his hand (open and stuff), sometimes doing the table slice (left hand open like a table, right hand open and somewhat perpendicular) when he’s trying to make a point

Hero

Catholic, but doesn’t actually care enough to really invest himself at all.

Didn’t like the FCA for a while, and still finds it a little sketchy at times.

Mole

A hunting knife that his grandfather gave him.

April 2, 1996

High school

His parents were fairly loving, normal parents until his powers manifested when he was 6. They no longer wanted him around, or to take care of him, so they put him with his grandfather who later became his legal guardian. He then on grew up with his grandfather as his guide, who taught him exeptance and the importance of integrity and dependability. When his grandfather got sick, he told Vic to do something meaningful and worthwhile, so Vic applied to the hero program at the FCA, even though he didn’t like it.