Ludwig Waltersen (The wandering combatant)

It's a secret to everybody.

Biography
An akward guy who roams the land trying to not stand out. Before the unleash of the virus, Ludwig Waltersen used to be a teacher and a Kung-fu practicioner. Once the crisis started he became a guy who desires to be back on his old life.

This fellow has always despised attention so he does his best to hide his supernatural powers as he thinks he could be considered a menace by other people, if they knew about his control of gravity. However, he doesn't hide his prowess on combat.

Powers
Enhanced Combat.

All those years of training came in handy after the catastrophe. No need to hide this ability as it is a product from his own effort and he thinks he should teach those who aren't able to protect themselves how to fight.

Gravity Manipulation.

"This power could mean the end of all of us" The power to control such force is too large to leave this man on his own.

As the discovery of this ability would most likely mean the end of his freedom, Ludwig has decided to conceal it's existance; however, he uses gravity whenever needed.

The wandering combatant uses his power in ways that make people believe he is a gadgeteer genius. His arsenal includes close combat and throwable weapons and a shield. Although even a pebble could be deadly when used by him, Waltersen crafts or buys weapons that look somewhat modern or strange in order to trick everyone into believing that the miracle they just witnessed was actually a property of the weapon; Eg. thrown weapons rarely miss, enemies or objects are propelled way further than normal by his attacks, etc.

He also don's a shield, which is actually just a piece of metal that he uses to block long distance attacks. This metal has no special properties as it's blocking power comes solely from the use of gravity.

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Age: Mid to late 20's

Height: 1,71 m

Weight: 75 Kg

Character: Phlegmatic, Corteous, Low self-esteem, Shy (just in social situations), Enjoys fighting but doesn't look at opponent's eyes or face due to shyness.