Character Synopsis: Kazimieras Smith was different from his eleven brothers and sisters.
He's known that his entire life the moment he discovered that he had fire and flying powers—abilities that made him out to be an inhuman, yet he was never afraid of what he could do. His mother, on the other hand, was the one that always seemed secretly worried about his safety as if she knew something that he didn't—and she was the one that told him not to let anyone know about his powers, not even his siblings. But his father—Kaz never really noticed how his father always seemed more interested about his powers rather than spending time with him.
Why would he notice? To Kaz, he's never felt like he had a father—at least, not until his first day of preschool where he met his best friend: Casey Jones.
The moment that the two met, Kaz has always felt more at home with the Jones' family than at his own home where he wouldn't have to hear his parents fighting nonstop. If anything, spending so much time with the Jones' made Kaz and Casey grow closer to the point of beyond best friends—to brothers as the two realize their shared interests in hockey or how they both shared a sense of justice.
In the end, Kaz and Casey were there for each other every time they needed it, just like Casey was there for Kaz when his parents divorced when he was seven-years-old.
But when Kaz finds himself in for the adventure of a lifetime, he soon learns that family isn't always blood, especially not when he gains a family that actually has your back and stands by you.
FaceClaim as a Child: (Young!) Bradley Steven Perry.
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FaceClaim: Bradley Steven Perry.
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FaceClaim as a Adult: Colin O'Donoghue.
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