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Wind Man
America's Soaring Sentinel
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Player: @The-Imperial
Origin: Science
Archetype: Brute
Security Level: ??
Server: Everlasting
Personal Data
Real Name: Edgar Davis
Known Aliases: None
Species: Human
GenderMale
Age: 95
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 230 lbs.
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Light Brown
Biographical Data
Nationality: American
Occupation: Superhero
Education: High School Diploma
Place of Birth: Ponca City, OK
Hometown: Ponca City, OK
Base of Operations: Paragon City
Marital Status: Divorced
Known Relatives: No close family
Known Powers
Flight, Super Reflexes, Electrical Manipulation
Known Abilities
Fixed and Rotor Wing Rated Pilot
Equipment
None notable


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"You could say flying's always been in my blood. My pa drug my older brother Norman and I around the country barnstorming as kids, and then Norm flew an A-20 in the Pacific. Too young for World War II, I had my chance in Korea. Guess the sense of danger and exposure and novelty from my dad's barnstorming drew me to helicopters.

Stayed in the army after Korea. Ended up as program attaché with Bell Aeronautics. Some of the engineers would develop the Bell Rocket Belt. But others? They had more... esoteric... ideas of "Machine-Unencumbered Human Flight."

It was all hush-hush X-Program stuff. Chemistry and vitamins and blood transfusions and surgical procedures and something about the properties of a certain hydrogen isotope in reaction to specific blood types.

Yet here I am. Decades later. Can you believe I turned turned ninety-five last year? Ninety-five!"