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[[ I hope this doesn't interfere with anyone or is stupid, because... I'm the noob guardian here xd ]]

Lysium is a creator. You could call her the lady which takes the world's fabric and knits it togethers with magic. She's able to create clothes and other useful items which have love magical powers. For example she could knit a belt which allows somebody to breath underwater until the belt is dissolved by the water. The more powerful these knitworks are, the more help is needed from other Forgottens to create them. Some ingredients and powers aren't available to Lysium alone.

When she grows Lysium will also learn how to change the colour of objects by will.

Shiver is a usual arrogant and playful cat, but still he's needed for Lysium's craft. Only his hair makes the item magic ! His sharp claws and teeth are also a huge help when trying to create a piece.

Merai doesn't have powers so much as inborn abilities. His senses--especially sight and hearing--are keener than a human's, and his reaction time will always be a split-second faster than anything human. Despite his small stature and lean frame, he is also quite strong. He is better equipped to survive extremes of temperature and aridity than a human, and has a third nictitating membrane beneath his eyelids that can protect his eyes from sand, dust, or water.

Simplicity is a chaos engine. She is constantly surrounded by a bubble of hot, dry wind that will expand as she and Merai age. Anything unliving and man-made that enters this zone is subject to the forces of entropy--electronics derange and develop bugs, screws loosen and fall out, pieces of paper shiver apart into dust, ropes fray, clothing unravels, glass cracks and eventually disintegrates into sand. Paper tends to dissolve on contacting Simplicity's chaosphere; objects otherwise resist wear and tear due to her chaos powers to the limits of their durability (as a whole--i.e., while a mechanical device might be made of hardened steel, if it has screws or seams or another point of weakness, that will begin to give first).

Things destroyed in this fashion do not appear to have suffered accelerated aging; more, it's as if they've been transplanted temporarily into a universe where the laws of physics that would ordinarily hold them together and working have simply ceased. Even at a young age, Simplicity is capable of limiting or stopping this effect altogether (note: it requires an active effort on her part; otherwise the power is "always on"), though the zone of desert wind doesn't disappear; however, she chooses not to for the most part. This can be exceptionally dangerous when left unchecked, as she can (and will) destroy things like guywires for bridges or critical safety elements on vehicles. She would not act in such a way as to directly harm Merai, however.

Merai will always know how to repair something that Simplicity has caused to distort and malfunction; he is, however, limited by his knowledge and his own abilities. Stitching a piece of clothing back together would be relatively elementary; repairing a damaged computer would be beyond his abilities unless he spent time in serious academic study on the repair of electronic systems.

(And, natch, OOC permission will be asked if Simplicity's close enough to damage items under another player's control.)

Anemone, being the feeshbaby, will eventually be capable of morphing into a hulking fish-monster-beast about as big as a grizzly bear; she will be amphibious in this form, as well as being absolutely hideous - as well as the general pros involved with being a lumbering fishbeast (hittin' capabilities, eatin' capabilities, great instant halloween costume) this form is generally able to incite a kind of terrible maddening delirium into all those who see it (though there may be exceptions for the other Feedee who are strongminded or have powers relating to hallucination, madness, delirium, etc - I imagine Walter and Nisha, for a start, could lol at her powers with alacrity). This also does not work on the blind or those who are very short-sighted. This is also fairly easily routed by running away, and, early on, just waiting - she can only hold the form for so long as her power evolves. She also may come under the jurisdiction of those who control beasts in this form, which some of the other Feedee have, which would be a laugh-a-minute.

The seabeast form is pretty slow on land, so she cannot destroy Tokyo with any good speed. AI AI CTHULU FTAGHN.

As her power grows she may also be able to summon or call to seamonsters, though this will involve long process and blood sacrifice of Walter. This does also not involve 'control'. OOC permission will be invoked for everything but sacrificing Walter.

Anemone in her normal form is also able to breathe underwater and swim pretty good, but not for the long stretches that her seabeast form is.

Terror is the feeshbeast and is amphibious, etc, etc, great for entertaining small children. Later on he too will gain some small form of the delirium power, but mainly his power is Pointy Sharp Tooths. And looking badass.

Lunden:

Intelligence is perhaps his most noticeable trait; his 'power' per say is directly linked to it. Lunden is more intelligent than kids his age, having no trouble in using logic to win his way. His 'power' of persuasion goes as far as being able to talk people into doing things using pure logic; he can alter people's 'will' in a sense by using pure logic and word play. He possesses NO telepathy or mental powers, it's more of a word play thing, he can't directly alter how people think or will act, however, he can be very persuasive. Aka, he bend people's will via logic (call him good at arguing and verbal sparring). His neatness is perhaps a 'trait' in a sense, everything he does, everything he is is neat.
Though smart, Luden is attracted to literature above all subjects being quite adept at poems and writting out storied, his intelligence focusing mainly in this field, and though this does not mean he does not know maths, one should remember .... erm, not to place an advance equation before him or he'll merely arch a brow at you - his reading and understanding skills are quite good though. His downfall is no doubt easily seen; people. He can't read them, and most certainly does not understand them.
As a way to calrify, Lunden's character revolves around the obsessive nature of being compulsively neat, tidy and polite... the need to arrange things to look the way they 'should' be and the need to fit in for whom one is without having to change. The need for a pocket watch is merely there to emphasise Lunden's need to know the exact time, his need to keep everything under out most control.

Passions:

The small Daemon, much like Lunden, has her own little 'ability' per say, which is also linked to the mind, however, unlike with Lunden whom reigns over being logical and neat, the small Daemon has a huge imagination; so much that at times it can get out of control (this of course happens only VERY rarely whence submitted to huge amounts of stress of when she feels a very powerful emotion; unnatural fear for example), it's usually linked to her most negative emotions, aka, when angered beyond control or scared beyond reason - she can 'project' illusions, or rather, images, and yet she has nor control of it, nor seems to know she can do any of this. Example; where she to be very scared within what she deems to be a dark haunted place, her mind might project the image of a 'ghost' for all to see, however, she'd be probably scared of it, just like any other, for not only does she not know she's the reason of such an apparition but she can't control it. These projections are not physical; they're just images, and one can move a hand within them; they can not DO anything physical.