Mark Twain is a 22-year-old former member of the Guild, an organization of elite ability users from North America. His ability, "Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer," allows him to achieve perfect sniping accuracy and long-distance surveillance with the help of his two doll-like companions. He is a charismatic, confident, and somewhat arrogant young man with great pride in his sniper skills. Despite his jovial nature, Twain becomes serious when his abilities are tested, and he respects those who can challenge his expertise.
Twain has dark orange hair, swept outwards, and striking green eyes. His casual appearance consists of a long-sleeved white shirt, always with the buttons undone, paired with black pants and suspenders that hang down. He accessorizes with black sandals, black bracelets around his ankles, and two brown bands on his left wrist.
Twain dresses in a laid-back, almost carefree manner. His long-sleeved white shirt, which remains unbuttoned, gives off a relaxed vibe, complemented by black pants with suspenders hanging loosely from his sides. On his feet, he wears black sandals, and his ankles are adorned with black bracelets. His left wrist is decorated with two brown bands, adding a touch of personal style.
Twain is an outgoing and cheerful individual, often seeming carefree and jovial, which starkly contrasts many of his fellow Guild members. Despite his generally lighthearted nature, Twain takes immense pride in his skills as a sniper and can be somewhat arrogant about them. He enjoys practicing with his weapons and abilities and frequently keeps a success diary to record his achievements. He has a competitive side, especially when his sniping skills are challenged, but he is gracious in defeat when bested by a worthy opponent. Twain suggests fun activities when time allows but often faces rejection from his more serious colleagues.
Little is known about Twain's life before he became a member of the Guild, including the reasons why he joined the organization. His ability, Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer, manifests as two doll-like companions that assist in his sniping and surveillance work. Twain seemed to enjoy his time with the Guild and viewed it as a positive experience overall, even though the organization would eventually dissolve. His success diary suggests that Twain has been honing his skills for a long time, possibly since his early days in his hometown.
- Absolute sniping accuracy with the assistance of Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer
- Long-distance surveillance using Huck and Tom's linked minds
- Quick reflexes and proficiency with firearms
- Strategic thinking during combat
- Keeping a "success diary" to record his accomplishments in marksmanship
- Frequently doting on his doll-like companions, Huck and Tom
- Suggesting leisure activities to his colleagues, though often rejected
Twain's world is one where powerful ability users, such as himself, operate in secret societies like the Guild. The Guild, led by Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald and sponsored by a billionaire, was an organization of North American ability users who were extremely well-compensated for their services. The Guild eventually dissolved, but during its existence, members like Twain earned significant wealth and fame. The world is a modern urban setting where certain individuals possess supernatural abilities, known as "gifts" or "abilities." These powers are often unique to each individual and can range from enhancing physical capabilities to manipulating elements or even controlling space and time. Within this world, various organizations exist, each with their own agendas. The "Armed Detective Agency" focuses on solving cases involving gifted individuals, often protecting the public from dangerous threats. On the opposite side, the "Port Mafia" operates in the criminal underworld, using their abilities for illegal activities and power struggles. There are also governmental organizations like the "Special Division for Unusual Powers," which seek to regulate and control gifted individuals, ensuring that balance is maintained between lawful and unlawful forces. These groups frequently clash as they navigate the complications of a world where supernatural talents blend with modern society.
