Steel

Name:

Steel

Species:

Anthropomorphic mixbreed dog (Doberman, physically)/Purebred Werewolf/Angel

Gender:

Male

Bio:

(ELEMENT) Steel is a largely complex person. His story truly starts when he was about seven, the day his father was killed. He and his siblings had to run from their crazed stepmother, and because of this, he had to grow up much earlier than he should have in order to care for his younger siblings after they had essentially been orphaned. He is an Air Element carrier, but he's never seen his abilities as very powerful, thanks to seeing how flashy and useful Imber (Fire Element) and Lilly's (Water Element) powers are in comparison. This caused a slight resentment, more towards his self-perceived weakness than his siblings, which grew until it cultivated into making horrible decision, which when he got older, he came to realize was a grave mistake. Eventually, just before the final battle, he disappeared. 

(MODERN TIMELINE) Steel's story continues much later, when he stumbles upon his younger brother in adulthood. He goes through an eventful trial during this time, one that fortunately ended with him becoming an angel when he died. Once there, he reunited with his little sister Lilly, gained a mentor and father in the form of Blake, and even more family in Samadhi and Lunar. Steel was overjoyed when he and the other angels reunited with their loved ones, because he got to see what he'd wanted for so long: the Elemental trio all together again. He stands among the five strongest angels in Shila's Heaven, making good use of both his Divine Power and the wide array of abilities that he discovered his Element lends him. Having wings has turned out to be particularly helpful for him, as they can produce one of his most effective attacks. Without them though, he's more than formidable; Steel's Element allows him to manipulate air to his will, making him able to create a low, but powerful cyclone around himself, control projectile attacks (including some Elemental attacks!), send shots of sharp, solidified air, and even change his body to make him almost one with the air itself. All things considered, he definitely doesn't harbor that resentment over his Element anymore. Steel's power also affects how he fights; he moves around a lot in battle, and prefers a more open battlefield. However, thanks to the lessons he's learned from Blake, he's adapted to be capable of fighting in cluttered/limited spaces too.