Description

Drive
⌈You will do as you are told...⌋

⌈Name⌋
Ayden Breen

⌈Age⌋
Thirty-seven (37)

⌈Appearance⌋
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Personality

⌈Likes⌋
Discipline and order, control, safety for himself and his family, suits (the kind you wear, not the federal government employees), classical music, the game of chess

⌈Dislikes⌋
Bright colors, suits (the fed. variety), those superior to him, lying, the police (though not for typical mobster reasons), guns, murder committed by himself, death

⌈Personality⌋
{To be determined upon receiving necessary information}

⌈Relationships⌋
Ayden Breen is the father of one seven (7) year old son, named Marcus, to whom he seems estranged, and is husband to one Annette (age 34). {other relationships to be determined upon reception of information}

Equipment

⌈Power⌋
Ayden has the power of compulsion, allowing him to implant ideas and commands into the minds of others. The commands are carried out instantly, those under his power incapable of performing any other task until the one commanded by Breen has been carried out, essentially losing their free will, though they are capable of interaction with others and often simply appear in a hurry to do something important; ideas take longer to carry out, as the subject retains their free will and often believes themselves the one having spawned the idea. Coincidentally, his power cannot be used unless eye-contact is made, as Breen is not a telepath. Therefore, whatever he wishes of those under his power must be spoken aloud.

⌈Equipment⌋
Breen carries a 22 Magnum, created by Smith and Wesson, with a Wooden Target Grip and a Bright Blue Finish. Often, he wears a small pack on his hip that is used to carry extra ammunition.

⌈Strengths⌋
Giving "orders", charisma, loyalty (often a double-edged sword), strategy and coordination, accurate aim with his revolver

⌈Weaknesses⌋
Terrified of spiders, emotional ties to his family, loyalty (often a double-edged sword), hesitance to kill, the requirement to make eye-contact with those he's placing under his power

History

⌈Home⌋
Ayden Breen lives in a more luxurious middle-class home, though he would argue he actually lives in his study, as he appears to rarely leave it. His devotion to his work is one of the main causes of Breen's troubled relationship with his young son.

⌈History⌋
Ayden Breen was born to a family of Irish immigrants to the United States who fell prey to the idea of the "American Dream". They were poor for most of Ayden's life, and only lost more and more money to the new drugs available on the American black market. Due to this, Breen decided he would never allow himself to be like them, determining then that he was going to make himself into something more than they ever were.

At age sixteen (16), Breen's compulsive ability awakened, and his discovery of this power led him to rise quickly to the top of the most powerful businesses of the time, organized crime and drug trafficking.

By the age of twenty-seven (27), he had established himself as one of the most powerful and influential men of the era, surprising many who thought his age was a weakness. It was also a shock to many when they discovered he had an aversion to death and killing; no one could understand how it was he was able to establish himself without taking part in these acts. It was in this time of speculation, both by the media and the various other criminal organizations, that he met and married his wife Annette.

Marcus was born when Ayden was thirty years old (30), and the ushering in of this new life stirred a massive emotional deja vu in Breen. He decided then that he was not going to allow the world to continue on the course it was on, that he would create a life better for this new baby boy and all those to come.

From that time on, Breen has been working effortlessly to eliminate the criminal families and organizations that plague the city streets. He has taken up the role of Flawless' "general" in hopes of making a difference in the life of his son.