Name: Alec Rowe
Age: 27
Equipment: Sledge hammer, pack of cigarets (2), Lighter (full), flashlight, Ares Shrike, 200 5.56 rounds (Loaded) Agimat
HP: 15
Stats
Int: 8
Str: 15
Agi: 7
Skills: Close Combat (3), Demolition (3), Heavy weapons (2)
Advantages: Determined
Disadvantages: Chain-Smoker, Stressed
Perks: Large Frame, Good Samaritan, Quiet
Quirks: Quiet, Good Samaritan, Large Frame
Bio: Alec grew up in a big city in the US. He was large by most standards, even as a kid, and its served him well enough. He's never been the most dexterous, indeed Alec considers himself a bit accident prone, it not being too uncommon for him to bump into things due to his large frame. He's never been the brightest either, didn't do too bad in school but did noticeably lag behind some of the other students. It wasn't that he couldn't apply what he learned, it was that it simply took him longer to learn something that came more naturally to others.
But, what he prides himself in is his strength. Being large, most people let him be as who would want to mess with that one kid about a foot or two taller than about everyone else? That was always fine with him, left him time to himself. Alec always appreciated his time alone, enjoyed it indeed. For when he was alone, all the pressures of the world just slipped away from him, he could relax without having to feel like he was constantly playing catch-up with everyone around him. He never really had to work hard to make his body strong, it always just seemed to be so. Knocks he's taken would often harm others, but to him it was just something he'd shrug off. Alec never found a reason to voice his pain, it was always something that was passing, something he often forgot about five minutes later anyway, so why give it a voice? He's gotten more than one weird look for stubbing his toe and taking it in silent stride with nothing more than a grimace.
But indeed, what he prided himself on the most however, was strength of spirit. While he may not of been the most brightest, he still tried his hardest to learn, while he may not of been the most dexterous, he still tried his hardest to watch his step as he could. From what he's seen, his strength has been a boon to him, one that he should use to help instead of hurt people. He's often used to giving it his all when he needs to, so he shies not from hard work.
Joining the Archangels wasn't that big of a leap for him. While he would of preferred to make instead of break, he understands that he has a certain talent with stuff and before he joined Archangel, he was a demolistionist. Not the kind that worked with bombs mind you, more the kind that worked with the machines, wielded a jack hammer or a sledge. People would often have things brought up that they didn't wish there anymore, so he was paid to bring it down. When the troubles began, and became a threat, he didn't panic but rather went to see what he could do to help as best he could. This led him to Archangel
You get up, no one offering you any form of help. Looking at your wounds, you find them nearly perfectly healed, with only a red sunburn like mark in the areas you had been damaged in, surrounded by a small bit of dried blood around it. You don't feel anything hurting in it, though the drugs have not worn off yet. You feel the pendent, a hard metal slightly warm to the touch, though you where cold in the robe. It was triangular, with Latin inscriptions on it, in strange patterns, jutting out slightly from the base.
You speak to the doctor, and he puts his hand to his head, staring at you as he waits for you to finish your sentence. Seeing you not do so, he scratches his for a second before answering. "Medical attention? Evaluation? Agimat? Yes, you must mean the Agimat. Why else would you be looking at it? I was never good at reading people..." he continues, still scratching his head. "Part of the anting-anting magic system, made from meteor iron. We have had a lot more meteor iron since the Freaks showed up, so it was no problem getting any. Oh, one more thing. I have never had a good memory. You will have to come Good Friday to recharge it. Now I must go, lot more patients!" He continued, as he exited the door, pulling out a clipboard. Suddenly, the door bursts open again as he returns. "Ah, one more thing." He stated, his hand returning to the side of his head, "Your equipment is back in your squad's room, feel free to get it when you have time. And you should probably stop smoking, I can't seem to find a cure for the damage it does to the lungs." he states quickly, before exiting once again.
Helena and Tommy had bust through the door at the earliest convenience, eager to do something. How long had they been sitting there? In any case, you find yourself in the room, alone, wearing a medical robe.
What do you do now?