Gaia Name: xtinaforhire
Super Name: Reanimator
Real Name: Arden Jessica Maahonay
Occupation: Student
Base: Xaviers?
Appearence: Picture( to lazy xD)
Weight: 142
Character Type: Mutie.
Race: Human Mutant.
Special Powers: Animation - Arden has the ability to animate lifeless bodies. Through "life" energy transfer she is able to move the bodies of the deceased in any way she desires. It requires large amounts of energy to control each body, so naturally she feels physically exerted after exercising her special capabilities. The 'life' in the body only lasts for so long, if Arden even lets it happen.
Abilities: She's an amazing artist. Otherwise, none.
Age: 16
Biography/History:
Arden grew up in a small suburb of Connecticut with her mother and father. Both of them were typical parents, raising her like every other, save for the pushing their religious and completely biased (in her opinion) beliefs down her throat. She was raised in the belief that god created the world in his image, and that those who didn't follow their way of thinking should be punished. No matter how much she heard it she would never fully accept that idea. Though, she did when she was young, as young minds are easily molded.
Upon reaching the tender age of 5, Arden made her first friend. The adorable little 6 year old down the block, who attended Sunday school with her. They kept each other company through the dull church classes, laughing and giggling, excited for the day ahead. Usually the teacher tended to drone, going on and on about god, while Arden would drone her out, daydreaming of the adventures she would have with her very best friend. The girls were inseparable, until near the eve of Kate's 8th birthday.
Her mother had gone out to go shopping for decorations and things of that nature, getting prepared for the party that was to start later on that day. All of Kates' friends were on their way, though none was more important to her than Arden. Kate was crossing the road to Ardens house, going to get ready with her and wait there for her mother to get back. She was skipping slowly across, ecstatic to go see her best friend. Arden was standing in her driveway, watching as Kate was there one second, and completely gone the next. Crimson splashed across her dark brown eyes, momentarily blinding her, though she darted forward, confused. A black car swerved off into the distance, driving faster than ever, as Ardens parents rushed out of their house. Kate lay sprawled on the dark pavement, blood pooling around her now cold body. Arden screamed in anger, immediately breaking down into tears at the sight, wishing more than anything that Kate would rise and give her the smile that was so familiar to her.
"Honey, she's with god now." Her mother said, motioning a hail mary, before placing a comforting arm around her daughter. Arden understood what this meant, her one and only friend was now dead, and had gone to heaven, or so she hoped. Her father left, mentioning calling the police, while her mother bowed her head in prayer as she kneeled in the soft grass.
"No...Kate, I don't want you to leave! Come back!" She screamed with all of her heart, thinking of all the fond memories she'd had over the past few years. Her eyes flew open, staring at the body, when she noticed a slight twitch. No, she had to be imagining things, right? Dead people don't twitch. Then, there was a slight finger movement, a shudder of an eyelid, an arm flex as Kates fingers grasped the dirty pavement.
"Kate!" Arden yelled, rushing closer, leaning over her slowly moving best friend as her eyes fluttered open. Kates upper torso moved forward revealing that her face was smashed in, marred by large black tire marks. Red tears were flowing down, landing on the pavement to mix with the large pool of blood.
"Arden...what did you do?...this is...a sin...Please...let me go back..." She whispered, the color of her irises completely gone, as only a dull black remained. Arden cried harder, realizing that she had only brought more pain to her best friend. Closing her eyes, she wished for Kate to go back to god, watching as Kate's body became lifeless once more, falling back to hit the pavement with a light thud.
She turned around, now to see her mothers scared and shocked expression, her frail hand covering her mouth, as she whimpered. Crawling backwards, Ardens' mother slowly rose, screaming before running through the front door, slamming it.
That, was the last time Arden had ever seen her parents.
Arden spent the rest of her time mainly going from foster home to foster home, until she met a woman named Jean Gray. She took her to Xaviers' school, to where she has remained.
Upon reaching the tender age of 5, Arden made her first friend. The adorable little 6 year old down the block, who attended Sunday school with her. They kept each other company through the dull church classes, laughing and giggling, excited for the day ahead. Usually the teacher tended to drone, going on and on about god, while Arden would drone her out, daydreaming of the adventures she would have with her very best friend. The girls were inseparable, until near the eve of Kate's 8th birthday.
Her mother had gone out to go shopping for decorations and things of that nature, getting prepared for the party that was to start later on that day. All of Kates' friends were on their way, though none was more important to her than Arden. Kate was crossing the road to Ardens house, going to get ready with her and wait there for her mother to get back. She was skipping slowly across, ecstatic to go see her best friend. Arden was standing in her driveway, watching as Kate was there one second, and completely gone the next. Crimson splashed across her dark brown eyes, momentarily blinding her, though she darted forward, confused. A black car swerved off into the distance, driving faster than ever, as Ardens parents rushed out of their house. Kate lay sprawled on the dark pavement, blood pooling around her now cold body. Arden screamed in anger, immediately breaking down into tears at the sight, wishing more than anything that Kate would rise and give her the smile that was so familiar to her.
"Honey, she's with god now." Her mother said, motioning a hail mary, before placing a comforting arm around her daughter. Arden understood what this meant, her one and only friend was now dead, and had gone to heaven, or so she hoped. Her father left, mentioning calling the police, while her mother bowed her head in prayer as she kneeled in the soft grass.
"No...Kate, I don't want you to leave! Come back!" She screamed with all of her heart, thinking of all the fond memories she'd had over the past few years. Her eyes flew open, staring at the body, when she noticed a slight twitch. No, she had to be imagining things, right? Dead people don't twitch. Then, there was a slight finger movement, a shudder of an eyelid, an arm flex as Kates fingers grasped the dirty pavement.
"Kate!" Arden yelled, rushing closer, leaning over her slowly moving best friend as her eyes fluttered open. Kates upper torso moved forward revealing that her face was smashed in, marred by large black tire marks. Red tears were flowing down, landing on the pavement to mix with the large pool of blood.
"Arden...what did you do?...this is...a sin...Please...let me go back..." She whispered, the color of her irises completely gone, as only a dull black remained. Arden cried harder, realizing that she had only brought more pain to her best friend. Closing her eyes, she wished for Kate to go back to god, watching as Kate's body became lifeless once more, falling back to hit the pavement with a light thud.
She turned around, now to see her mothers scared and shocked expression, her frail hand covering her mouth, as she whimpered. Crawling backwards, Ardens' mother slowly rose, screaming before running through the front door, slamming it.
That, was the last time Arden had ever seen her parents.
Arden spent the rest of her time mainly going from foster home to foster home, until she met a woman named Jean Gray. She took her to Xaviers' school, to where she has remained.
Membership: Training to be an xmen
Alignment: Good
Weapons: None.
Anything else?: Nope.
