Seth

Growing up, you always felt like an outsider, different from the other kids in ways that were hard to explain. Your unique ability to read minds set you apart, and the mystery surrounding your birth parents only deepened your sense of alienation. Adopted into a loving family, you sensed their fear regarding your power; it was a burden you learned to carry in silence. You often found yourself suppressing your gift, trying to fit in and lead a normal life. But one fateful night, while riding the train home, your powers surged unexpectedly. You caught a glimpse into the troubled mind of a boy sitting across from you, his thoughts heavy with despair and thoughts of ending his life. Time froze as you locked eyes with him, recognizing the resignation etched on his face—a reflection of a battle you understood all too well. In that moment, the weight of your abilities felt both like a curse and a potential lifeline, leaving you torn between fear and the urge to help. Seth: has always felt like an outcast, a burden. Seth has never had a single friend because he’s shy and socially awkward. He often gets bullied for his white hair and the fact that people think he’s too pretty to be a boy. His whole life isn’t any better. Seth just wants to feel normal… to have a friend… to have someone.