Torsten De'volrae

A reserved young man raised in the wild...

-Skin: tanned from living in the wilderness

Hair: Shock white
Eyes: deep, piercing green
Body: lean with some muscle.

Height: 6'1"

Other: He has a three foot prenshile tail that he wraps around his waist so he can conceal it under his shirt, mostly because he doesn't like how it looks on him and he likes to have the element of surprise.

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Reserved around those he doesn't know.

Powers: Miasma Emission, Dragon claw.

Skills:

Torsten was born/raised in a tribe deep in the wilderness, away from "civilization" and the government. At a young age he learned how to survive in the harsh environment that his people lived in, as well as how to avoid the all-encompassing eye of the government that had enslaved the rest of humanity...but he still was not prepared the even that would change his life.

The day Torsten turned seventeen, his tribe was raided by the government. The latter's weapons turned out to be too powerful to be overcome by even the most skilled survivalists, and everyone 30+ was brutally murdered at the hands of the Enforcers... Those old enough to be considered adults were carted off to slave in the Government's factories and mines, while those Torsten's age and younger were given the choice to become legal citizens and go to school like normal children...which every adolescent except Torsten agreed to.

Instead of being punished for defiance and sent to work like the young adults of this tribe, Torsten was chosen for another task...

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Code Name: Fafnir
Enhancements(up to five, not counting enhanced senses human x5. This does not include powers): Dermal armor, enhanced strength, atmospheric adaption, prenshile tale.

Preferred Classification(Human, etc): Dragonkin
Age: Seventeen

Unusual Markings/Tattoos:

Living Family Members?: Unknown, but he hopes the rest of his tribe survived the raid.

Reason for joining the MetaMorphosis Project:

Captured  by the government

Weaknesses/Limitations:

• If one were to disrupt the process of "armoring up" the results would be user losing the ability to armor up for quite awhile.
• Selective armoring is rare, in short it is an "all or none" principle, either fully armored or not at all.