Call him Brown, the Mason is silent. On first glance, you might not even notice him; a painfully average college boy with a sardonic outlook on life, your favorite white boy’s favorite white boy. But if you ever get to meet him–that is, if extraordinary, comedically timed circumstances ever catch you in the center of total chaos with him–you’ll find him to be a pretty reliable guy, despite his tendency to complain. The only problem is, he shouldn’t even be here.

He has little to no memory of his life beyond his 18th birthday. He can’t recall his family, home, or until recently, his first name. He didn’t even know what an Electi was before mysteriously waking up face-down in a half-frozen puddle just outside campus grounds, stranded in the forests with nothing but the striped shirt off his back. Ever since then, he’s been doing as much as he can on ERA to find a name for himself, designating himself as ERA’s errand boy, making lots of friends, plenty more enemies, way too many traumatic experiences, and not enough windows to jump out of when things hit the fan, all to hopefully gain more clues about his past. Besides… does it look like he’s got somewhere else to be?

Brown can “lock” two separate objects together at a time. The objects have to be tangible and within Brown’s range of eyesight to be locked together. The lock is triggered when he visually focuses on both objects that are touching surfaces with one another and snapping his fingers (Snapping is not required but helps him trigger it). The objects will then be stuck to one another as if locked together, unable to be split apart.

Brown is only able to lock one pair of objects and must make eye contact with them to initiate the lock. The strength of the lock is dependent on the object’s properties (weight, mass, etc.). If too extreme, the lock could break under pressure, or not work to begin with. The lock will also lose strength if he moves further away from the objects, his vision/focus is obstructed, or if he locks too many things in quick succession.

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