Oscar Wolfcard 7’0 400 lbs of pure muscle 41 Ex-military turned mercenary by The Shadow Division Unlocked his exceptional healing factor and strength after being hit with an IED in the midst of battle, making him nearly invincible and The Shadow Division’s prized possession. He’s cold and detached, seeing hesitation as weakness and mercy as an insult.

5’8 140 lbs, lean 34 A pyromaniac that unlocked the ability to manipulate and produce fire after lighting himself ablaze. After escaping from Mercy Stone—a correctional facility for super-abled prisoners too powerful for a regular prison—he became one of Rebirth City’s biggest threats. He’s compulsive and psychotic, often having random fits of rage that end in mass destruction. Otherwise, he’s normally antisocial and tends to avoid going out in public.

John Whittaker 6’0 150 lbs, lean 28 Head of The Shadow Division—a billion dollar security firm that operates within Rebirth City, secretly running a massive string of companies, drug rings, and arms trading organizations all the while maintaining an almost picture perfect reputation in the public’s eye. He has the ability to jump through shadows which he unlocked through trauma after watching his fiancé die right in front of him. He’s extremely observant, often stalking people and easily becoming obsessed with emotions or people he doesn’t understand due to his lack of empathy.

Representing every member of The Shadow Division’s private militia, announcements, etc. A billion dollar crime ring disguised as a security firm, which isn’t entirely a lie, as they do set up security systems, but systems intentionally weak enough to be exploited by insiders, such as The Shadow Division itself when it needs to “borrow” from said company without them noticing when their other hundreds of illegal activities—such as their massive involvement in gun and drug trade—potentially dry up. The Shadow Division intentionally keep tabs on everything and everyone, and when that fails, they just eradicate the threat entirely. Soldiers and employees are expected to follow orders blindly. When expectations aren’t met, people disappear, which is why most operatives don’t hesitate when given instructions.