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Winston Sullivan
"Don't breathe. Thank me later."
- Sulley / Winnie
- 12/28
- 32
- A
- Male (He/Him)
- Widower
- 168cm
- height:⠀⠀⠀ 5'6"
- weight: 128 lbs.
story
Winston Sullivan is a dullahan agent who's capable of detaching his head and secreting a fear inducing hallucinogen. His kind comes with a natural love for brutality, making him a fatal opponent and even more difficult rival to have.
A former hitman who was tasked to take out the daughter of a rich and corrupt politician, only to end up falling in love with her. He hoped to escape his past and ran away, deeply believing to find a life outside of the one he was inevitably stuck in due to his skills and the kind of supernatural he was born as. Despite his best efforts however, he'd end up losing his fiancé due to his failure to take out the target himself, and to this day struggles to forgive himself for the sins that had managed to catch up to him.
Starved and drenched to the bone, Winston hoped to see his lover again soon but was given a second chance in life by an offer of a lifetime. With the Chief Executive Officer of the Agency of Supernaturals crouched before him, a black umbrella in hand, he was asked a question he so desperately longed to hear.
“Will you go to hell and take the suffering of your victims with you, or will you come make amends to those who can yet be saved?”
persona
Likes
- Donuts
- Sharing Snacks
- Floral Perfumes
- Flower Arrangements
Dislikes
- Nightmares
- Trick or Treating
- Stand Up Comedy
- Flat Irons / Hair Straighteners
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abilities & skills
Basic
Battle Strategy
Blade Master & Tactical Strategist
Field Position Assassin
Specialty Double Daggers
Effective Distance Short-, Mid-Range
Notable Abilities Fear Induced Hallucinogen, Detachable Head
Intelligence
Constitution
Strength
Dexterity
Speed
Weapons
Fearmongering level
Winston secretes smog that once inhaled causes his victims to hallucinate and tense up, their body reactions similar to that of a panic attack. This technique requires him to loosen the bandages around his neck or to separate his head altogether. Unless the opponent wears a gas masks with the ability to filter the smog, even with the gadget, it only filters around 60-80% of this ability's effects which in turn will at least prevent the wearer from seeing visions and feel muscle spasms.
Winston isn't immune to his own smog and will suffer too. He simply grew used to his own ability and brute forces his way through.
The Headless Horseman level
This allows him to completely remove the head from his body, allowing him to navigate the body at a safer distance to keep his fatal weakpoint in a secure spot. While he's completely able to maneuver his limbs, he is still capable of feeling the inflicted pain. His head isn't entirely stationary though, and he's very much able to roll around whilst using his body to distract the enemy which makes this ability perfect for stealth missions.
While this skill is easy to execute, it requires an intense amount of concentration to keep his body and attacks fluid and precise.
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