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Here comes the leader of the group of heroes I am making for my story!

Smart, serious, and silent, this super scientist is the superior stand for the team's soul center, Aristotle! (That's a lot of S's!) A chemist who lives in town, he is always covered in work and experiments, but when evil is knocking on the doors of citizens' homes he takes it upon himself to gather a group of buddies and save the day. The creator of the team, he recruited Botanium and their newest addition, Neka, to serve a classic dish of justice all around. Outside of hero work, he is a scientist who teaches at a university, visits a "friend" of his who became the main antagonist for the first part of the story, studies magical potions to hopefully link them to real world physics, and shares his findings with Neka to spread word of new scientific discoveries. However, a recent news line stated that an accident occurred in Aristotle's lab. Luckily, no one was hurt except for Aristotle who was found in some rubble and was immediately given help. He stayed at home for awhile to recover from the incident, but when visitors came to check on him they stated that Aristotle mumbled weird things when he thinks he's alone. The visitors thought they heard Aristotle talking to himself about a big regret, some mistake that has led him to a path only he knows about...

Extra Notes on Abilities:

After injecting an enemy with "Seeing Things?" Aristotle immediately teleports back to his original location (The whole process should take only 2-3 seconds and Aristotle cannot be hurt when using the ability). When an enemy is eliminated while the effects of "Seeing Things?" is active (Slight blindness and slow movement), the target cannot be revived and must respawn.

When "Glucose Ghost" is active, Aristotle cannot attack nor use other abilities. As "Glucose Ghost" effects are close to dissipation, a slight shadow-like trail can be seen from Aristotle's feet. If "Glucose Ghost" is activated near very close allies, they will receive invisibility for a brief moment.

"Lone Choke" takes roughly 3-5 seconds to eliminate the target (Time varies based on target's size/health). During "Lone Choke" use, Aristotle is very vulnerable at this state. He cannot move nor attack in any other way until the "Lone Choke" is completed, hence why he should be careful.

Whew boy! Hope this looks great, and as always, take care, folks!

Description
Here comes the leader of the group of heroes I am making for my story!

Smart, serious, and silent, this super scientist is the superior stand for the team's soul center, Aristotle! (That's a lot of S's!) A chemist who lives in town, he is always covered in work and experiments, but when evil is knocking on the doors of citizens' homes he takes it upon himself to gather a group of buddies and save the day. The creator of the team, he recruited Botanium and their newest addition, Neka, to serve a classic dish of justice all around. Outside of hero work, he is a scientist who teaches at a university, visits a "friend" of his who became the main antagonist for the first part of the story, studies magical potions to hopefully link them to real world physics, and shares his findings with Neka to spread word of new scientific discoveries. However, a recent news line stated that an accident occurred in Aristotle's lab. Luckily, no one was hurt except for Aristotle who was found in some rubble and was immediately given help. He stayed at home for awhile to recover from the incident, but when visitors came to check on him they stated that Aristotle mumbled weird things when he thinks he's alone. The visitors thought they heard Aristotle talking to himself about a big regret, some mistake that has led him to a path only he knows about...

Extra Notes on Abilities:

After injecting an enemy with "Seeing Things?" Aristotle immediately teleports back to his original location (The whole process should take only 2-3 seconds and Aristotle cannot be hurt when using the ability). When an enemy is eliminated while the effects of "Seeing Things?" is active (Slight blindness and slow movement), the target cannot be revived and must respawn.

When "Glucose Ghost" is active, Aristotle cannot attack nor use other abilities. As "Glucose Ghost" effects are close to dissipation, a slight shadow-like trail can be seen from Aristotle's feet. If "Glucose Ghost" is activated near very close allies, they will receive invisibility for a brief moment.

"Lone Choke" takes roughly 3-5 seconds to eliminate the target (Time varies based on target's size/health). During "Lone Choke" use, Aristotle is very vulnerable at this state. He cannot move nor attack in any other way until the "Lone Choke" is completed, hence why he should be careful.

Whew boy! Hope this looks great, and as always, take care, folks!