Age: 200 but looks about 12
Gender: Male
Powers: Death By Bite, Invulnerability
Secondary powers(Work without his knowing and doesn't know how to use them yet): Flight, Superhuman Strength, Superhuman Senses and Blood Manipulation
Power Limits:
Death By Bite is limited to be that have shed his blood if the have then he can kill them but that only.
Invulnerability is limited to everywhere but his chest.
Flight is off and on it can be used when he wants when he is in terrible trouble but sometimes he just float off out of no where.
Strength is also off and on he threw a car once and then when he
picked one up later it fell on him.
Sense is limited to eyes and ears and again works off and on.
Blood Manipulation is more like his body can control it by taking it from his stomach and turning it to a sort of healing nutrient that can heal diseases and internal injuries he has no idea of it he thinks he just needs it.
Personality: He is rude and not very likable....to men anyway. He likes to mess with people and the emotions. He hates kids and loves to mess screw with them.
When he with someone he loves or is used to he becomes very nice and gentlemanly. He loves a challenge specifically when torturing people mentally.
Likes:
-Women
-Himself
-Blood
-Vampires
-Long hair
-Other Rude People
Dislikes:
-Most Men
-Kids
-Emotionally Strong People
-People Who Don't Like Him
-Loud Noises
Strengths:
-His ability to read others weaknesses
-His sword fighting skills
-His combat skills
-His stealth
-His golden personality....just kidding his ability to hide his true feelings
Weaknesses:
-His emotional breakdowns
-People who know his true feelings
-Death in the family
-Getting to comfortable
-Alcohol
Appearance:
History: Jr was born of Vixen and Tony but when Tony had left when he was about 6. When that happened the house was completely destroyed and his parents were gone. He left and found himself in the demon realm. When he was found by Tony he was so messed up he could hardly see straight Tony fixed him up and went to live with him.
