Name: Faye Spero
Age: 17
Birthday: October 21
Gender: Female
Category: Student
Class: High school
Appearance: Blue eyes, skin color is white,her hair is light brown, very long and straight. Her height is 5'5'' She is on the thin side, and as you could say attractive.
Personality: She is on the quiet side, shy, caring, honest, Sheis a listener, rather calm, intelligent, very Artistic, and can be funny once you know her.
Powers: Faye's body emits sound waves that only supernaturals can hear. Most of the time it's caused mainly because she's mad, or upset, and it either draws supernaturals towards her if they are curious or draws them away from her. She hasn't quite learned how to control it, but it will play out. She can also use it to disrupt others powers, but not physical powers only mental.
Bio: Faye is a girl from the small town of Pegram, Tennessee. A small town that always remained the same. Then along came Faye, and it changed. There was something different about her that no one could accept. Her parents even acted strange towards her, since the day she could talk. She was alone, she had no one.
From first day of school when she was five years old she didn't belong. She spent the first day eating lunch alone, and playing on her own at recess. When she entered the 6th grade she was an even bigger outcast, at least the elementary kids didn't make fun of her for how she acted. Then, the most drastic years of all, high school. People laughed as she'd walk by, and whisper things just as she'd look up, and sometimes purposely put things in her way when she was walking.
You'd think she was growing horns out of her head the way people looked at her, or her skin was a rainbow of colors. She'd never belong. She only felt accepted by the way she expressed herself in Art, it was her Safe Haven, somewhere she knew she would be accepted, but that still wasn't enough. But She just knew she had to escape, escape from the town she always knew. Better yet, escape from the people she didn't belong with. She knew she didn't belong, and she needed a new place to call home.
Age: 17
Birthday: October 21
Gender: Female
Category: Student
Class: High school
Appearance: Blue eyes, skin color is white,her hair is light brown, very long and straight. Her height is 5'5'' She is on the thin side, and as you could say attractive.
Personality: She is on the quiet side, shy, caring, honest, Sheis a listener, rather calm, intelligent, very Artistic, and can be funny once you know her.
Powers: Faye's body emits sound waves that only supernaturals can hear. Most of the time it's caused mainly because she's mad, or upset, and it either draws supernaturals towards her if they are curious or draws them away from her. She hasn't quite learned how to control it, but it will play out. She can also use it to disrupt others powers, but not physical powers only mental.
Bio: Faye is a girl from the small town of Pegram, Tennessee. A small town that always remained the same. Then along came Faye, and it changed. There was something different about her that no one could accept. Her parents even acted strange towards her, since the day she could talk. She was alone, she had no one.
From first day of school when she was five years old she didn't belong. She spent the first day eating lunch alone, and playing on her own at recess. When she entered the 6th grade she was an even bigger outcast, at least the elementary kids didn't make fun of her for how she acted. Then, the most drastic years of all, high school. People laughed as she'd walk by, and whisper things just as she'd look up, and sometimes purposely put things in her way when she was walking.
You'd think she was growing horns out of her head the way people looked at her, or her skin was a rainbow of colors. She'd never belong. She only felt accepted by the way she expressed herself in Art, it was her Safe Haven, somewhere she knew she would be accepted, but that still wasn't enough. But She just knew she had to escape, escape from the town she always knew. Better yet, escape from the people she didn't belong with. She knew she didn't belong, and she needed a new place to call home.