Name: Spark Jaw<br/>Age: 19<br/>Gender: Male<br/>Ethnicity: Humanish<br/>Pred/prey: Both<br/><br/>Appearance: Wears a worn dark orange cloak, doesn't wear a shirt, and has blue baggy pants. Besides his normal size his looks are quite unique, he has yellow glowing orbs as eyes that are easily detected in the dark and seem to radiate curiosity and kindness. He is well-muscled, his muscles are outlined along his stomach, 8-pack, showing he is a survivor. He has many scars, nothing too deep or serious though, just minor scars showing he's lived through some rough times. His physical strength is average for a human but his speed makes up for it.<br/><br/>Personality Summary: Spark Jaw is friendly, he doesn't open up to strangers unless they intrigue him. Spark Jaw seems to always be curious about something and devotes all his attention to the thing he is intrigued by in particular until he figures it out or starts to tire of it. Spark Jaw is kind, caring, devious at times (pranks), and very reliable.<br/><br/>Background Summary: Spark Jaw is a person who distances himself from things he dislikes. He seems to stay with friends as long as the feelings mutual and follows random people that intrigue him. When the weather is rough Spark Jaw stays outside and just roams with friends if possible. Spark Jaw is more of a observer then a action taker.<br/><br/>Height: 5'7<br/>Weight: 134<br/>Ability: Can conjure items, control lightning, and make it rain.<br/><br/><br/>Small ripples were all that were left behind along the rivers surface that Spark Jaw had just dived into. He clasped his hands together above his head repeatedly and pulled them apart, moving himself along at a walking pace as he swam through the water trying to do something he had long ago labeled as impossible, catch a fish. He forced himself to stay under longer then his already burning (or so it felt) lungs had told him to. The fish ahead of him nonchalantly swam along the bottom of the river, wagging his tasty looking tail only feet away from Spark Jaw who despite best efforts could only keep up with the speed of a walking man on land or in some cases water.