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(H/V au bits and bobs)
In this Au, Elemental has the villain persona of "Father Nature" and has some kind of cross between a Spartan warrior armor and v i n e covered outfit going on. He's nearly twice as old as Illusion/Cosmonaut and was the first one to figure out who Cosmonaut really was. It... wasn't exactly hard for him to identify his youngest sibling.
He made Illusion the mask he currently has since the old one was cool but "could be better" in his opinion. Elemental also is gay, which has nothing to do with him being a villain, it's just a neat fact about him.
I don't know if I stated it before somewhere, but Illusion recently turned 20 in this au and is in college currently. It's pretty difficult for him to manage being in college and being a villain at the same time, so she sometimes misses battles because he's busy losing her mind in statistics </3
Elemental knows pretty well that they're in college and is the reason why none of the other villains try to yell at them for not showing up when asked because he was busy at class.
Before he became a villain, Elemental was a hero and worked alongside Eternity and the others. Although, he quickly realized how terrible the system was and tried to convince Time to leave with him. This led to the two getting into an argument and Elemental left. He went missing shortly after that disappearance for several days, until Father Nature showed up. Once again, it wasn't hard to tell that Father Nature was the same as the hero Elemental was (I'm still workshopping a name for that-), but the Hero System denied any connection anyways.
As Eternity was briefly mentioned... the poor guy's mental health only got worse after his older brother went missing. He became emotionally dependent on Sabre (not sure if I already said that or not) and he got the mentality that as long as everyone else around him awas okay, then it didn't matter if he was dead or dying.
Sabre also knew about how Time was being brainwashed and hurt but simply Did Not Care. Someone needs to beat him with sticks, I think.