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Brian "Trick" Kilpatrick

Attributes

Physical || Mental || Social || Magical

Distinctions

Son of Stone and Shadow: Only real difference twixt stone and shadow isn't the amount of available space each possesses, but the amount of concentration required to cross that space.

Strong Charm of the Law: Raised by law enforcement officers, Trick knows that perception is more advantageous than truth. He's got a silver tongue, especially when talking up authority figures.

Never Without a Mirror: Tiny framed mirrors - squares, circles, triangles, shards - Trick is constantly making them in his free time and tucking then in his shirt, his jacket, his socks, and his pants pockets.

Relationships

Ryan and Roger Kilpatrick (Parents): Of the pair, Ryan was the one that looked like a lost lumberjack and Roger looked like a school teacher if school teachers were selected by central casting of GQ Magazine. Both were homicide detectives and they just recently moved to town.

Briil: (Tutor): To the untrained eye, Briil looks like a pet rock of some slatelike composition, but who is actually a moderately aged earth elemental who acts like a tutor for Trick who is behind on elemental magics.

Jayne Cobb (Student; yes that's his name): The jokes that no one in magical circles seems to get, the short red hair, the lanky frame, the orange toboggan hat, the firefly jokes that no one else in magical circles seem to get. Trick is new to school, but they've been fast friends since the first day when he snapped, "Did you pack the grenades?" at the shy kid sitting by himself in the lunchroom

Power

Reflection Magic: Trick can transfer matter or energy through any reflective surface currently reflecting it and out another such surface within range.

Bio

Trick suspects he might not be entirely human. He looks entirely human, if of the plainer end of the human spectrum in appearance. Unfortunately his magical power could point to earth magics, shadow magics, or even reflection magics. That last one comes closest, but usually refers to illusions and what he did was anything but illusory.

His dads were great. Not a magical finger between the twenty they possessed. But lots of love, lots of understanding of the things boys went through, and they were both cops, so when the magic thing hit with puberty it didn't even phase them a little bit. They got him in touch with the right people and got him in the right school.

Their recent move meant a new school, but it was a Magical school, and that was what he needed.