Trey struggles to keep his temper in check and often has outbursts of anger where he loses control of his ability, leading to violent and destructive bursts of rage that often leave him with little to no memory of the incident. These outbursts somet...
Male, 15, African-American with light brown eyes, black (short) dreadlocks, and clear skin. He is prone to angry outbursts and has an unstable and volatile temperament, though he has a soft side to him deep down. His style is usually messy and unkempt, with casual and low-maintenance outfits that reflect his uncaring attitude.
Ability: Blood Rush Description: Trey's Blood Rush ability allows him to augment his physical abilities to super-human levels, transforming him into a force to be reckoned with when he's in a fight. He can use this ability to increase his strength, speed, and endurance significantly, allowing him to overwhelm his opponents with his relentless assaults and become an unstoppable tank in battle. The aura surrounding Trey when he uses his Blood Rush ability is a deep red hue, which is indicative of a powerful ability and emphasizes the danger and ferocity that Trey poses in battle. At the moment, Trey's level is 8.9 (High-God Tier).
Background Story: Trey's childhood was one filled with anger and violence, with his father often beating him mercilessly as a form of "tough love" in order to "toughen him up and harden him" for the world. This ultimately had the opposite effect, and it caused Trey to develop a deep sense of anger and resentment towards his father and others in general. Trey's ability awakened as a result, allowing him to express his immense anger in a physical and destructive manner. The notion of using his ability to get back at his father has certainly crossed Trey's mind, but he believes that the best revenge is living well and proving to his father how much of a failure his harsh treatment really was. He also understands the potential danger and destructive power of his ability and that his father's harsh treatment of him was only a small part of the greater atrocities perpetuated by the world, so there's little point in getting back at the world for those issues.
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(AN: I wanted to do an UNORDINARY story, haven't really seen nothing around about it.)
