#mallorie

- Virus powers is a big one. One of her main themes, she has the ability to infect and break most technology. Some control over electricity and technology as well.

- She also has audio based attacks, Using sound as an actual weapon or to manipulate/hypnotise similar to how Vox can.

- Like Alastor she has a high intimidation factor and powerful demon form.

- Prehensile pigtails! They work similar to Alastor's shadow tentacles. When elements of her demon form are coming up some wires come out of the hair too, adding an electric element.

Parlo would wake as soon as his phone lit up. You'd maybe hear half a ring, and then you'd hear him answer the phone with a curt, "WHAT'S WRONG?" He won't be sure who's on the phone, but as soon as he hears your tears he's trying to get you to tell him what the problem is. He's not very good at calming you down, unfortunately, but he doesn't think he needs to be. What he needs to be is at your side. Right now. By the time you manage to get yourself together, you'll be able to hear him rushing around. He's making his way down the street to Rhett's place, and if you try to tell him it was just a nightmare, he'll probably say something like, "SO NOTHING'S WRONG?" Which will probably set you off again, even though he didn't mean it to. He probably won't apologize yet, but he'll be listening and trying his best to understand. He's still making him way to you, but he's not rushing quite as badly now that he knows it's not an actual life or death situation. He'll wake Rhett up and get him to shortcut him to your living room, then send him away. "I'M HERE." Parlo isn't all that sure what to do, but he knows you like to be held. If you come out to meet him, he's just going to pick you up and carry you around for the rest of the very early morning. He's strong, he can handle it. If you're still in bed, he'll just come to you and sit next to you. If you reach out to him, he'll pick you up and hold you close, just letting you cry into his pajama uniform. Internally he's refusing to panic, but he's really unsure what to do in this situation. The most you'll get is an awkward back pat and a "THERE, THERE. I AM HERE, DARLING." If you laugh at him he'll get very flustered and upset, but if you tell him exactly what you need from him, he'll give it to you. He's very good at following orders in odd situations. Once your tears have faded, he’ll be ordering a delicious chef-made breakfast for the both of you. Today can be a rare lazy day for him. He will insist that you both eat at the table, but that way you won’t get crumbs in your bed, so that’s a good thing at least.

Pan will wake up immediately, and pick up the phone with a very irritated, "WHAT." He'll hear you crying and apologize right away, still irritated but trying to fight it now that he's made you cry. He'll sit there on the phone with you, giving you calming words and reassuring you that he isn't that mad, there's no reason to cry. He thinks you're crying in response to his irritation. Once you calm down enough to tell him you had a nightmare, he'll be extremely apologetic. You were calling him because you needed him, and he snapped at you. Now he feels like shit. He'll try not to make it all about him, but there's gonna be a few apologies before he can focus on what you actually were calling for - what you actually need. He'll offer to come over, but if you don't want him to, he won't push. If you do ask him to come over, he'll show up in sweats and a sweatshirt, both of which he'll trade to you if you'd like to be comfy in his clothes instead of yours. He'll then cuddle with you, stroking your hair and humming whatever song he's got on repeat in his head at the moment. If you just want to stay on the phone, he'll sit there and listen to you until you calm, and then he'll do his best to distract you from your lingering fears by telling you all about his dancers latest funny screw ups and successes, silly things they've said, all the stories he can think of to help you wake to a better day than the nightmare you just had. He loves you and he wants to help. He knows distractions help him, so that's what he'll default to unless you tell him you want something else from him.  Once you’re feeling a little better, he’ll be making you pancakes for breakfast in bed. No protests will stop him. He’s even going to use that glittery syrup he bought for a special occasion. Today’s gonna be a special occasion if he has to fight the world to make it so! (Don’t worry, the glitter is perfectly edible.)

Rhett. Oh poor Rhett. If you call him crying, he's shortcutting to your side immediately. No questions asked, he's just on the phone one second and next to you the next, sweating and bristling, blasters already summoned to fight or threaten whatever made you cry at this early hour. It's gonna be a bit of a surprise, and you might be embarrassed to be seen like that with no warning, but Rhett won't make it worse. Seeing him there, eyelight blazing and sweat rolling down his bones, will probably settle the part of your mind that's still afraid. He'll be asking you what happened, and once he realizes there's no physical threat, he'll dismiss the blaster and ask if you had a nightmare. And if you nod or answer, he'll just say, "oh, sweetheart, i'm sorry," and climb into bed beside you. He'll tuck you up against him, holding you tight and telling you, "everythin's gonna be alright. dream's over now, and it can't get you. wanna tell me about it?" He won't push, but if you do want to tell him he'll actively listen. He'll then do his best to comfort you using logic, since he doesn't think he's any good at the mushy stuff. "that won't happen," he'll tell you, "so you don't have to be afraid, alright?" That kind of comfort. It might work or it might backfire, in which case he'll ask you, "what do you want me to do then?" in a very soft voice. He's genuinely asking. He'll do his best to listen quietly if you ask him too, but he's pretty bad at keeping his mouth shut. If the nightmare isn't based in reality, he might make a joke about a silly part of the nightmare, which might actually make you start laughing about the whole thing. If it's based on a real event though, he's gonna be biting his tongue, literally, to make sure he doesn't fuck up with his words. The last thing he ever wants to do is hurt you. Once you're ready to get up, he'll attempt to make you breakfast. He'll sort through options with you, realize he doesn't know how to make any of them, and offer to go pick something up from your favorite diner, or make you a bowl of cereal if you'd like.

Percival will probably be out on a run when you call. "HELLO, MY FAVORITE HUMAN!" He'll shout at the top of his lungs, then remember that it's the middle of the night and people are usually asleep at this hour. Including you. "WHAT HAS YOU AWAKE AT THIS HOUR?" He'll ask, much more quietly. When he hears you crying, he will completely panic. He's not good with unexpected tears. He'll be panicking, running around like a headless chicken, shouting again. You will not be able to get him to stop shouting, and eventually you'll actually hear his shouting from outside your house. Turns out that while he was panicking, he wasn't running aimlessly. If you don't go open the door in time, he's gonna kick it open. Either way, he's going to run directly to you and scoop you up, pinning you to his chest in a crushing grip, ready to run you to safety. "THE GREAT PERCIVAL IS HERE, MY LOVE, NOTHING CAN HARM YOU NOW!" Yeah, you're gonna get a noise complaint for this. But in the moment, it might be exactly what you need. If you just cry into his chest, he'll calm down, realize that you need comforting, and gentle his hug a bit. Once you manage to tell him it was a nightmare, he's going to deflate a little. He's gonna feel a bit silly now. "AH. A NIGHTMARE. I HAVE NEVER HAD TO FIGHT SUCH A DASTARDLY FOE BEFORE." He'll kick the door shut behind him - somehow it stays in the frame - and walk you over to your couch. He'll sit down with you in his lap, and he'll just rub soothing circles into your back and shoulders and tell you that you're okay. If you want to tell him about your nightmare, he'll be an excellent listener, telling you things like "THAT SOUNDS TERRIFYING." "OH, THAT'S AWFUL!" and "I'M SO SORRY, DEAREST HUMAN." He doesn't sleep enough to get nightmares himself, so he doesn't truly get it, but it really does sound horrible to him. He'll be very very sympathetic to you, and give you all the comfort he can. When you mention that you're starting to get hungry, he'll immediately be ready to prepare special "NIGHTMARE-FREE SPAGHETTI!" to help you fight your future nightmares with the power of spaghetti and friendship! Please go help him in the kitchen. If it's not a team effort it's quickly going to turn into a fire fighting effort.

Mallorie is a bit of a lil bitch. If you wake him with a phone call in the middle of the night, he will answer by yelling at you, "SOMEONE HAD BETTER BE DYING OR SOMEONE SOON WILL BE!" You'll be well within your rights to hang up on him, honestly. If you hang up, he'll blink angrily, and pull back to see who was calling him at this unholy hour. When he sees it's you, he's going to go pale and immediately call you back to apologize for yelling at you. If you don't pick up he'll be showing up with flowers and chocolate once he's able to find a store that's open. If you do pick up he'll apologize, and if you never hung up in the first place, he's going to hear you crying and immediately feel horrible. "MY DEAR, I'M SO SORRY. PLEASE DON'T CRY," he'll tell you, almost begging. He never wants you to cry. He wishes he could see you. Then he shakes himself and shortcuts to your side. He's going to kneel down next to the bed and take your face in his hands so he can wipe away your tears. "DEARHEART, I DIDN'T MEAN TO MAKE YOU CRY. I'M SORRY." Once you manage to choke out that you're crying because you had a nightmare, he'll scoot up to sit beside you. "A NIGHTMARE? TELL ME ALL ABOUT IT." Oddly, Mallorie is used to nightmares. Russell gets them frequently. He'll encourage you to rest your head on his shoulder while you talk, and then he'll quietly listen and offer comforting comments when you trail off. Once you've talked yourself out, he'll ask if you want to go back to sleep. If you do, he'll tuck you in and ask where you want him, then do as you ask. He'll sing you quietly to sleep. If you don't, he'll get up with you, borrow some clothes, and make you crepes. Delicious crepes, and he'll pop back to his house for condiments and fresh fruit if you don't have any. He loves you and hates that he yelled at you when you needed him. He'll be making up for that for quite a while, he decides.