Fork (Fork Sullivan)

Lycanthropy Difficulty: Mastery: Commonness: Effectiveness:

While his human form is already formidable, when in his lycanthrope form it is heavily advised to not engage at any costs, only to be monitored and tranqualized. His inability to control his own actions leads to additional casualities if engaged.

Difficulty: Mastery: Commonness: Effectiveness: Sound Manipulation

Able to distort and warp sounds, creating auditory hallucinations or blocking certain sounds from being heard by others, as such he is highly skilled at interrogation and intimidation.

RAPID HEALING Difficulty: Mastery: Commonness: Effectiveness:

Injuries rapidly heal, with even what could be a mortal wound to others sometimes taking only a matter of minutes to heal. Lacks control over the speed at which this occurs and can rapidly drain his stamina.

Chapter I. Childhood

As a child, Fork Sullivan was incredibly average, if mischievous. Coming from two perfectly normal, blue collar, working class parents, he was raised well with love and care. He was rather short, always several inches below the average for children his age, and had a chubby, non athletic build, despite actively enjoying running and soccer. He enjoyed playing (mostly) harmless pranks on his fellow students and teachers, and was eventually placed next to Ponder Emory, the "quiet kid", in an attempt to curb his behavior. Unfortunately he simply resorted to trying to annoy Ponder into getting a response, but slowly his attempts to irritate Ponder turned into curiosity and friendship. The two became close friends, nearly inseparable, until an incident which led both Fork and Ponder to gain permanent scars and Ponder's family to send him to private school at the end of the school year.

Lycanthropy Trigger Chapter II.

Approximately 3 months into the next school year, when Fork Sullivan was 12 and a half years old, a dormant gene activated in him, triggering his Lycanthropy. After a very painful first transformation Fork was left completely and totally changed, suddenly over two feet taller and with a muscular physique, as well as fangs, tusks, a tail, and strength he simply had no way of controlling. After several attempts to undo these changes that had happened, he left home, scared of what might happen, or what he might do, leaving his parents without so much as a note goodbye. After this he began to turn to criminal offenses to survive, stealing from stores and gas stations as he moved from place to place to avoid police. While at one point he attempted to get a job, it didn't last long, and his criminal activity slowly became more serious as a way to both support himself and get whatever he decided he wanted, with no regard or care for the effects on others or even their lives if they stood in his way.

Chapter III. Present

Fork Sullivan now resides in a sleepy backwater town called Arcton, where he and his crew, who have a front as a semi-known punk rock band, have struck a deal with local authorities. They don't antagonize the residents beyond petty theft, shoplifting, or potential battery, and the local authorities don't interfere with their comings and goings, or cooperate with oustanding warrants for their arrest. His imposing 7'3", muscular frame, as well as his unreal strength and healing have led to him and his crew continuing to escalate their crimes over time. They often plan and participate in large scale heists as well as Fork working alone as a murderer for hire, as long as the price is right. Recently his chilhood friend, Ponder Emory, has moved into the town, and since then his criminal activity has gone down significantly. Whether this is due to coincidence, another large scale plan, or a reconnection with his friend bringing about a change of heart, is currently unknown.

Shame is for the weak!