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Ability: Energy Manipulation
The ability to generate and manipulate different types of energy. Users can convert one type of energy into another (heat, light, sound), store it within their bodies, and release it upon command. Some users can create objects from pure energy, or project it out in other forms. (Think Green Lantern)
Limits: Users are rarely able to create energy, only manipulate existing energy. Extensive use of powers over a long period of time could deplete one’s energy reserves. Pone to headache due to the mental focus that is required to control energy.
"I don’t have much anymore, but I’ll use every bit of energy in my body to protect what I have left.
Born into a large German family in a small village two hundred kilometers from Munich, Danny thought he was never going to be anything but ordinary. His parents were grain farmers, employed by the local breweries to grow barley and hops. They (and most of their children) had never finished high school. In the village it was respectable to settle into the life Danny’s parents lived; in fact, it was almost compulsory. The Eisinger family lived solely and happily off of the local brewery’s paychecks, wanting nothing more than to live their simple, refreshing lives in peace and see their children married and healthy. Danny’s father taught all of his children how to labor the fields and to work hard and dilligently without any complaints. Danny loved tilling the fields and working with his hands; being so far away from civilization, friends were hard to come upon. Everything seemed to be working smoothly until Danny turned twelve, and the brewery filed for bankruptcy. Out of jobs and with no use for their land, the Eisingers sold their house and moved their family to the US.Â
Life in America was difficult for the small blonde boy with a thick accent. Danny wanted to make friends, but being different at that age made him a target for bullying. The boys at his middle school would tease him, call him names, shove him up against the lockers until someone intervened. A short dirty blonde girl with the most wicked scowl scared all the mean boys away with a few threats and a dirty look. Just like that, and she was lifting Danny up with an outstretched hand. They recognized each other: she was his neighbor, the girl in the big grey house on the cliff. Danny and Brie (her name, he soon learned) became inseparable, and in a few months the bullying stopped completely. To Danny, Brie was enigmatic, something he’d never in his wildest dreams think of but also warm, protective and sweet to the people she cared about. With this friendship, the Kelley family helped the Eisingers settle in to normal American life.Â
Six years pass by in a flash and suddenly Danny and Brie are high-school graduates, off to do whatever they pleased. It all seemed so perfect—until the hurricane came early and ruined everything. Danny, Brie, and Brie’s younger sister, Elyssa, were playing on the lawn while their parents ventured out to get food for the next few days. When the winds began to pick up and trees began to fall, Danny knew something was wrong. Sheltering the two girls in his parent’s basement, the three were unprepared when uncontrollable floods of water started to rush through the broken windows. In sheer panic, Danny’s ability arose. He created a life raft for Brie and himself; unfortunately, Elyssa did not survive. After searching for their parents unsuccessfully, Danny decided it would be best for her and Brie to grab a car and leave. It would do them no good to stay in a place that was rife with the dead.Â
Ever since, Danny and Brie have been on the road stealing, pilfering, and looting whatever they can. Their lifestyle is nothing like the simple German countryside; sometimes Danny wishes he could go back, but that would mean leaving his best friend alone and unprotected. Like Brie, Danny would do anything to protect Brie—anything.Â
Significant Event in Life:
One night Danny briefly left to steal some food for the he and Brie to have in the morning. When he came back he discovered a man in their hotel room who had broken in through the window. In a fit of rage and fear, Danny pulled the man outside (careful not to wake Brie up and scare her) and proceeded to beat him up senselessly. He asked the man if he had touched Brie. The man spat in his face and said that he only looked to steal some stuff. While Danny relaxed into his relief the other man fought Danny off, saying that he was going to rob them for all they were worth then kill off “his little girlfriend.” Danny ended up killing him instead, grabbing Brie and then driving off. It was after that night that he knew the true extent he’d go to to keep her safe.
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