Weston Osrick

In a world full of superheroes, supervillains, superhumans, aliens, and everything in between, Weston does not feel as much of a freak as he thinks he should stereotypically be. He has only developed his abilities in the past four years, which spared him from childhood and teenage turmoil. However, despite this attitude, Weston is not actively public with his powers and will be hesitant to display them to someone he recently meets, at least in a usual situation.

Aware of his abilities, Weston feels like he should feel obligated to do something with them. He does not know if the cape and tights business is for him, but Weston knows he will not be content with sitting on his hands. Now, Weston has decided to travel to the big cities, which are full of superhumans. He expects these cities to give him some opportunities and perhaps an answer to his question. What does he want?

Weston currently lives in Gotham with his girlfriend, Cyra Harper, and hosts the 7Sin Envy.

Matter Transmutation
Through physical touch, Weston has the meta/mutant ability to change the molecular identity of one substance to another. For example, he can turn a wooden sword into a metal sword. For this transmutation, Weston must be in contact with the desired substance and the target substance. Because of this, a metal washer and a small rock are always found in his pockets for easy access.

Weston has yet to discover what provides the energy for these transformations, but as of now, he does not bother giving it much thought. However, after using his power multiple times in a short period of time, Weston experiences nausea and can become temporarily paralyzed. The capacity to use his powers also decreases with the size of the objects he attempts transmuting. Changing the metal of a truck to wood once can render him paralyzed as if he had been constantly transmuting many small objects.

Currently, his ability is limited to affecting only inanimate objects. His power is unable to function on living things or himself. If abandoned, a transmuted substance will be affected permanently, although Weston has a sub-ability to return a substance he has affected to its original composition. The reversal still counts as a transmutation and will tax him, but Weston does not need to be in contact with another substance for a reversal.