Lucas Dreyer

Convicted Rebel

Male (he/him)

24

5'11"

Dusty brown

Short, curly

Pale yellow

Short stubble that he doesn't bother to shave.

White

Mage

Lanky arms, called a blockhead for his square-like head (and for being an idiot)

• Pretentious in nature and ostentatious despite his circumstances. It's pointless to go to him for money. With his magic, he has to be the best mage they can get. He'll say that to Will and Mira's faces and somehow expect to not get his ass kicked because he is pure awesomeness. Quite simply, he thinks he's hot shit.


• He puts on a confident front because he secretly desires attention and admiration from others. It doesn't matter if he hates or likes them as long as they see him as great as he makes himself out to be. He often fails at this, though.

A damn coward. If someone breaches through his reflection magic, he will think he is screwed and flee.

Earn and hoard as much money as possible. This attitude is the reason why he ended up as an insurgent in the first place. He was convicted of insurance fraud and selling illegal drugs. He doesn't believe in Magicless equality; he just wants a place to stay, and he considers the rebel work his job and payment in exchange for that.

Magicless shall bow before him. The fact that they lack any sort of supernatural power disgusts him. He doesn't believe it possible for any Magicless to win against even the weakest mage in an honest battle. Mages have an innate advantage against those without magic.

His money-saving tactics are so effective they're almost disgusting. He will spare nothing for others. Even to himself, he strictly budgets how much he may spend every week.

Neutral Evil

Marcel Dupont - He is only on good terms with him because Lucas is his drug dealer. Despite the revenue it brings, Lucas is enraged by Marcel's addiction and that he's Magicless because otherwise, Marcel is the man Lucas wishes he could be—handsome, smart, talented, strong, and charming. He is honestly trying to get Marcel to break his addiction, but to no avail.

Former drug dealer, now works for the insurgency

Gold and silver

Wallet

Magic

Areliene

November 15, 50 A.C.M. (Scorpio)

Graduated from magician high school and never went to college.

Lucas was always regarded as a clever child. Adults lamented his work ethic, believing that if he simply tried at school, he could've easily gotten full-ride scholarships to various colleges by the time he graduated. If he wasn't a recluse, he could have made friends, succeeded in sports, or joined clubs that helped find his interests. Alas, Lucas never brought himself to care about the natural cycle of life in modern society. After barely earning his diploma, he left his average middle-class family to search for his soul's true yearning.

He never found it. Instead, he was almost killed by muggers in Mitzen's city slums. Coincidentally, part of the Brain Melters gang had taken residence there, and they scared the muggers off their territory before finding a warm, limp body lying on the streets that the muggers had been clamoring around. They took pity on the young man, brought him to their hideout, and gave him a day to rest and recover before offering him a proposal: Lucas would sell the Reminiscence drug for them, and in return, he would keep half the net sum of money.

With nothing to lose, and being so morally bankrupt, he did not hesitate to accept their offer. Indeed, it seemed that the quickest way to make money, he learned, was to sell drugs. As with any market, you want to attract as many customers as you can, or make new ones. People fall prey to Reminiscence so easily if you introduce prospecting customers with incentives to drugs first. Start them off with gateways, then get their backstory out of them while they're high and defenseless. If they've got something they miss from the past, perfect. Give them Reminiscence, and they are trapped there forever.

Techincal — Reflection magic

Glass shards

• He spawns a see-through mirror reflecting anything that hits it with the same power it was first launched with


• Where the object goes depends solely on the angle of the glass


• He can save the image of someone healthy so that if they get injured, that same individual can look at their healthy reflection and be healed of all wounds external and internal.


• His mirrors also reflects thoughts, desires, and fears. He can spook opponents by creating illusions of their worst nightmares in front of them.


• To stop these effects, the mirrors must be broken.

• Can reflect bullets and most projectiles


• Can maintain at least 50 mirrors, which is considered a lot

• Weak to explosions


• Does not reflect melee attacks. However, it can block them to a certain extent.