Age turned
16
Supernatural Eye Color
Pink
First Ability
Adaptation
Second Ability
Necromancy
Power/Animal Description
Adaptation:
- He uses this power for his asthma occasionally if he can’t find his puffer. Sometimes he’ll use it to adjust his eyesight in the dark or while reading a text. It was first developed in the library during an asthma attack when he'd forgotten his puffer. Some could say it was his body adjusting for his health, Gerard would have said it was from panicking about being too loud in a library.
- Side effects: Painful bruising wherever he’s adapted his body. Typically a few hours after use. The longer he uses it for, the more painful it is later. If used for too long or on too great a feat, it could lead to internal bleeding if he’s not careful. He’s been hospitalized a couple of times testing his limitations.
Necromancy:
cw: grief/death
- Now this is the power that causes him the most grief! Like, actual grief. This power is mainly used to speak to his dead wife in recent years, having developed it on his fiftieth birthday. He has told no one about it. Right now, he can only channel this power through looking at an image of the person. It must be a physical copy of the picture, not on a device. For some reason old film prints (and negatives) are easier to summon ghosts from than digital images. Guess ghosts like that classic film grain. The person will be in black and white if he uses a black and white image and in colour if he uses a colour image.
- He does not know how to summon a stranger but would like to try one day.
- Side effects: It robs him of his most cherished memories with the person he summons. He often speaks to Mara and has to have her remind him of things they did together when they were young. He keeps a journal with their meetings inside it in case he ever forgets her completely. The longer he speaks to a ghost, the more memory it takes away from him, sometimes leaving him with large holes in his memory. This power also exhausts him if he uses it for too long and he can pass out as a result.