Emiric "Eric" Jason Brace-Delgado's journey began in the shadows of Aceville in 1985, a childhood marked by the looming specter of tragedy. Witnessing the relentless torment inflicted upon his war-hero father, Nolan Delgado, Emiric's formative years were marred by bullying, teasing, and violence directed at his family.
The harrowing episode that unfolded before him, where his father endured unspeakable horrors and ultimately met a tragic end after being raped by a woman, cast a long shadow over Emiric's young soul. These early experiences laid the foundation for his unwavering determination to stand against injustice.
As Emiric navigated the tumultuous terrain of Aceville High, the shadows of his past haunted him. Childhood friend and crush, Zoe Nightshade, provided solace, while high school adversary Elizabeth Thornfield served as a living reminder of the torment he endured.
His journey continued into adulthood when, in 2003, Emiric enlisted in the military. The horrors of war left scars, both physical and etched into his very being. Battling a split personality and PTSD, Emiric emerged from the crucible of conflict with a newfound purpose.
Embracing the mantle of Dragonowl, Emiric adorned himself in a royal blue and black spandex costume, featuring a distinctive dragonowl emblem on his chest. The ensemble included a utility belt and a cowl mask with piercing white eyes, embodying the hero he had become. A flowing white cape gracefully complemented his heroic look, and tall royal blue boots completed the ensemble.
In his prime as Dragonowl, he faced evil villains, each confrontation leaving scars on his soul. Among these adversaries was the formidable Ectronwoman, Maxine Steele, a force to be reckoned with in the criminal underworld. Dragonowl navigated the delicate balance of his split personality, haunted by the memories of war and the scars etched on his soul.All Rights Reserved