Glasswalker

Name = Theodore Mallet

Nickname = Glasswalker

Nationality = French

Age = 25

Species = Evolon

Power Level = 3

Occupation = Supreme General of the Metahuman Empire

Character traits = affably, polite, calculating, smart, cunning

Appearance = short curly brown hair, dark green eyes, fair skin, short stature, thin build, right hand replaced by an iron prosthesis with long claws

Clothes (casual) = white shirt, black kitchen apron, trousers, slippers

Superpowers = Mirror Teleportation, Superhuman Agility, Mirror Manipulation, High Intelligence

Likes = cooking, playing go, gardening, food for thought, medieval history, poetry, orange juice

Dislikes = foul language, alcohol, bad manners, disrespect for the opponent, his father, asymmetry

ABILITIES

Like his father, the Quasi-Master, Theodore possesses a natural connection to the Mirror Realm, the dark, infinite void beyond mirrors. Unlike the Quasi-Master, however, Theodore cannot fully command the Mirror Realm or trap others within it. Instead, he has the ability to traverse it, using mirrors as portals. This power enables him to step into one mirror and instantly emerge from another. The size and shape of the mirror are irrelevant — Theodore is effortlessly drawn through its surface to his destination.

To use this ability, Theodore must have seen the mirror he intends to exit from at least once, and it must be within a few kilometers. Without these conditions, the power becomes ineffective.

In addition to his traversal abilities, Theodore can manipulate mirrors for combat. He can telekinetically hurl small shards at enemies or use larger glass panels as cutting weapons. Even without his powers, Theodore is a formidable combatant, trained in kung fu and aikido. His right hand is a prosthetic equipped with razor-sharp claws capable of slicing through metal.

BACKSTORY

Theodore was born in 2005, in Lyon, France. His father, Archibald Mallet, was an Evolon from a family of impoverished aristocrats, sought to reclaim his family's former glory through supervillainy. Harnessing his connection to the Mirror Dimension, he adopted the alias Quasi-Master and quickly became infamous as a formidable foe to many superheroes. Theodore's mother, a young maid, was strongly opposed to her husband’s criminal pursuits and refused to let him involve their son in his schemes. Their constant quarrels escalated into domestic violence, leaving Theodore to endure a tumultuous childhood.

At 13, Theodore discovered his own Evolon abilities, including a limited connection to the Mirror Dimension, which allowed him to manipulate glass and use mirrors as portals. When the Quasi-Master learned of this, he declared Theodore his heir and tried to claim him. Despite his mother’s attempt to flee with her son, the Quasi-Master tracked them down, killing her and forcibly taking Theodore into his custody.

Under his father’s harsh tutelage, Theodore learned martial arts, advanced technology, and strategic planning. However, Quasi-Master was an abusive figure, punishing Theodore severely for even minor mistakes. For example, as one of his punishments, Quasi-Master cut off his son's right arm (in the future, Theodore replaced it with a prosthesis).

During the Dark Age of Superheroism, when the UN launched a campaign to eliminate dangerous Evolons, both heroes and villains, Quasi-Master was killed by E.C.A. forces under Edna Hoffman’s command. Seizing the opportunity, Theodore escaped his father’s lair, taking with him his supersuit, stolen money, and advanced gadgets.

When the Evolons rebelled and formed the Metahuman Empire, Theodore eagerly joined the cause. He played a pivotal role in the attack on the UN headquarters and became one of the Empire’s three Founders, alongside Lisette Marksley (a former telekinetic superheroine) and Proteus (a genderless shapeshifter). Theodore was appointed Supreme General, while Lisette became the Face of the Empire and Proteus its Ideologist.

PERSONALITY

Despite his position as Supreme General of the Metahuman Empire, Theodore is remarkably polite and even personable. He treats everyone with respect, including his adversaries in the Resistance, often favoring diplomacy and persuasion over coercion. However, Theodore harbors a deep appreciation for war and derives a certain satisfaction from the conflicts he oversees. This paradoxical enjoyment sometimes leads him to anonymously leak information or sell weapons to the Resistance — especially when it seems the war is drawing to a close and the Resistance is at a disadvantage.

While Theodore is deferential to his superiors, he exhibits a detached attitude toward the lives of ordinary soldiers. In the heat of battle, his mind operates like a finely tuned machine, prioritizing mission success above all else. For Theodore, each confrontation is a challenge to be meticulously analyzed and conquered.

Outside of war, Theodore presents a stark contrast to his battlefield persona. Modest and unassuming, he spends his downtime in his sleek, futuristic mansion. A skilled cook, he enjoys preparing meals and tending to his expansive greenhouse, which is filled with a variety of plants he meticulously cares for.

When it comes to romance, Theodore is awkward and uncomfortable, associating the concept with painful memories of his tyrannical father. Witnessing his father's abuse of his mother left deep emotional scars, fostering a profound hatred for the Quasi-Master. As a result, Theodore reacts strongly to being compared to or called "Quasi-Master II," a title he vehemently rejects.

SUPERSUIT

Supersuit = bulletproof dark armor, black cape, white and black steel mask covering the face, small slits for the eyes, completely covered face.

At the moment, the super suit is in Theodore's stash. He only puts it on when leaving the house and going to headquarters, or during combat operations.

SCENARIO UNIVERSE

In this futuristic world set in the 2030s, Earth has long harbored two types of people: ordinary humans (Homo sapiens) and Evolons (Homo evolion). Evolons, while resembling humans closely, possess unique superhuman abilities. These abilities range from elemental powers like pyromancy and levitation to more unusual traits, such as extra limbs, mutations, or even immortality. Though rare — only one in every thousand people is an Evolon —they have always been part of humanity’s story.

For centuries, Evolons kept their abilities hidden, but around the time of the First World War, their existence was revealed and proven. This led to the establishment of the E.C.A. (Evolon Control Agency), a UN-backed organization tasked with identifying Evolons, assessing their threat level, and teaching them to control their powers. The E.C.A. organized elite academies for Evolons with strong abilities, grooming them to become superheroes who quickly became popular figures in society. In contrast, weaker Evolons often lived anonymously among humans, facing discrimination due to their differences.

At the time of the events of the scenario, the Evolones have rebelled against humanity and decided to found their own state. There are three key factions on the planet:

Metahuman Empire = large state, values ​​only Evolones, militaristic, technologically advanced, ordinary people are discriminated against, at war with the Resistance.

Resistance = many factions, work separately, live in city-states, at war with the Metahuman Empire, usually accepts both humans and Evolones, but there are exceptions.

Neutral factions = mercenaries or third parties that do not consider themselves to be part of either the Empire or the Resistance.