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'When you are done with your training with the Mages Guild, do you mind too terribly meeting up with me?' ...The question was still fresh in Arle's mind as she stepped through the portal. It was an important question to answer, as much as she really wanted to know what the heck technology meant. Before Arle could get to that, however, a delightful smell hit her like a wave of relief. It was... dirt, grass, nature. Normally it wouldn't have fazed her, but after having been deprived of the scent of nature for a while it was a comforting sensation. Arle took a deep breath and let out a content sigh. "Ah... That's much better~!" Arle remarked aloud, turning to Warren with a big smile upon her face.

"Sure--We can meet up. It'll be nice to see some familiar faces for once~" the mage would finally respond somewhat light-heartedly. She had other questions, however, and turned to observe the area around her. She was surprised to find that there was an actual floating city in the sky, easily visible due to its anomalous nature far above the horizon. She'd somehow been expecting that ot be more of a figure of speech. It was quite far in the distance still, but already Arle was impressed.
"Wow--Is that it? ...I wonder how they keep it afloat like that." Arle mused aloud. It seemed like an immensely strenuous feat of magic to her, far above what any mage ought to be capable of via a simple spell. Perhaps they had a trick they used to simplify the process, however. Another thought had been building in Arle's mind however, one that came only after she'd spent some time piecing things together.

"...Hey Warren? What did you mean when you said I was lucky it was my first time there? Do people... normally not treat you very well?" she asked, somewhat bemused by the idea. Now why exactly would anyone choose to treat him like an enemy?

Name: Zenith
Character source: Klyntar (AKA Symbuite) Marvel Comics (Derived Character)

Character history:
Zenith is a Klyntar. Some might know his race by the infamous "Venom." This is sadly a poor example of what the Klyntar are. Zenith is a symbiotic entity that fuses with the weak to give them power. It feeds off of their drive, their passion, their ambition. Because of this, Zenith's faint influence often inspires courage.

It was present on Earth only for a while. It happened across a highschool boy under attack by thucks and bonded with him. He managed to beat them down with brute strength, and moved on to become a minor crime fighter known as Zenith.

Zenith proved itself to be a benevolent entity after its original host requested it move to another, effectively passing the torch to a young woman. The Zenith legacy passed hand to hand. 

The Symbiote's downfall was its third host, who died at the hands of Carnage. The next thing the Symbiote knew, it awoke in the Omniverse.

Secondary History
TBD

Physical Description: (originals only)
By itself, Zenith appears as an amorphous black slime. When bonded with a host, its appearance changes to a form that it and its host find mutually appealing and functional Its current host has its body maintain its black coloring, but appearing more rigid. Its face is a mask-like structure with no mouth. It is meant to be intimidating, appearing almost like crumbling stone.

Stats:
ATK:4
DEF: 4
SPD: 2
TEC: 0

Starting Proficiencies:
1000 - Physical Strength
Starting Powers:
1000 - Fusion
1000 - Symbiosis
Starting Moves:
2000 - Survival

I confirm that I have read and agreed to the Rules of Conduct.

Quote: “My name is Omni. This is not the world you know. This is the Omniverse. You interest me, so I have made you part of it. The Omniverse is a place that reflects the wishes of those who are part of it. But! There are rules. I will explain them only once, so listen carefully.”

Omni hands you a glimmering orb in which all the colors of the rainbow coalesce. “This is Omnilium. It’s what ties the Omniverse together. Without it, you are nothing. With it, anything you desire can be yours. But you will need more than this. If you desire it enough, you will find it. You will find that using it comes naturally. Just think of what you desire most.

“You will not be alone in the Omniverse. There are others. Of course, they, too desire Omnilium. Do not fear death. For as long as you interest me, you will be reborn.

“That’s all you need to know right now. You’ll figure out the rest soon enough. I’ll be watching … and waiting.”

Cole woke up, drowsy. Why was it so bright? Was that a... fountain? He remembered oddly that this place was called... an Omniverse? Wait.... what the hell is an Omniverse? Suddenly he remembered. Something called Omni had brought him here.  There was a thing called "Omnilium", which would let him get what he desired. Cole shook, his head, confused. And he... couldn't die, apparently. At least, that's what the Omni had said. This was certainly a strange turn of events. But it wasn't necessarily bad; from what Cole had heard, this world was almost better than the real world. He couldn't die, so he could spend as much time as he wanted just enjoying himself. But then he saw the ring on his finger and remembered that he must fight to help others, to fight injustice. Cole stood up and looked around. Like he saw before, this place was bright, very bright. Pure white all around him, except for a white and blue fountain with a large pool of water underneath. There were many people walking around this world, all looking very different, and some even being children. This was certainly a strange world. Cole began to walk, not in any specific direction, looking for someone to teach him about this world.

Sooo my original plan was Czernobog from an old story (can't remember the name, it had a weird translation.) Little room for growth and story. Next idea was the Gamer - weellll... I'd have to start early, and entirely reconstruct his mechanics to play well with Omniphysics. Zaraki Kenpachi has been claimed for future use (rule of dibs...) Sooo here are my ideas laid out;

First Idea: Nerd
A spinnoff of the Gamer using Omniphysics and starting from Level 1. Could use means to copy abilities and just start from there.

Second Idea: Klyntar
Maybe a Symbiote similar to Venom, but... not... A Secondary would be the original host, though they'd offer pretty much nothing useful, so it would be 100% Symbiote, and thus not against the rules! Basically, the secondary would be what they are good for; fodder.


Third Idea: Kenpachi's Rival
Ichigo Kurosaki isn't taken... I could definitely go with the most obvious choice and frontline for Bleach...

Fourth Idea: Overlord 
From a game of the same name, this idea is plausible because the minions are so stupid that they do NOTHING without "Remote Control" by the Master... Problem is, he doesn't talk. Ever. This could be an interesting quirk, or a devastating downfall.

Fifth Idea: Hollow 
This is potentially a great or horrible idea. Starting off from the base level, there is a lot of villainy involved, but also a great point of weakness on the road to becoming a powerful Vasto Lorde... the Gillian stage. Lots of inner turmoil, or just... an extended time of vulnerability.

Sixth Idea: Be a Hero 
From the Fable series, a Hero has a lot of well rounded options and interesting spells.






I'm looking for help either narrowing down the list, or possible alternates. The criteria I'm looking for is simple:

• EXTENDED Playability. They should be able to interact in some way, shape or form with other Primes.
  
• Growth. I can tone them down if necessary, but I would like to look forward to improvement power-wise.
  
• Possible story applications. Maybe possible drives in the Omniverse, things to inspire them, to make the above two even better.
  
• Familiarity. I'd like to be at least somewhat familiar with the character in question, unless I make a DC out of them, or their source.
  

Anyone wanna do some DCUO RP? My main character is ProjectStriker001 (RP reasons and all good names are taken). If anyone wants to play, you can download it with Steam (Though you need a separate account) and it's more action-oriented than most MMOs, so it has interesting combat.

Hopping on the OoC bandwagon.

With a start, Arle 'woke up'. Omni's words hung fresh in her mind, yet she found herself struggling to regain proper consciousness. She mentally grasped at things that ought to be there only to find herself floundering in the confines of her own mind. She began to go over basic things she knew. She was... a sorceress. Her name was Arle and she knew a spell by the incantation of 'fire'. It was a favored spell among young boys in her world, but she was no boy. ...Didn't she know more spells? Arle could swear she remembered casting things that weren't quite fireballs but the memories of such incantations eluded her. And why was she experiencing deja vu? ...Maybe it would come to her later. Thankfully, some other areas of her memories were more intact. Her treasured friends were seperated from her, but not quite forgotten. That, at least, she could be thankful for.

It was then, as Arle began to get a grip over herself and return her conscious mind to reality, that she began to notice something off about the world around her. Woah, hold up. This was decidedly unlike any location she'd ever seen, and it was honestly...  creeping her out. The seemingly featureless surfaces, the uniform color. Arle took a deep breath in an effort to calm herself. The alien landscape was strange and slightly unwelcoming in its sprawling infinity. The air smelled strange in a way that she didn't recognize from anywhere else. She wasn't about to let herself be defeated by a mere change of scenery. Shaking off her remaining confusion, Arle turned about and pondered her next move. The area was too large and open for her to get a good idea of where to go next, but thankfully she wasn't alone.

...Or not so thankfully. The mage found herself quickly burried in perhaps well meaning emissaries attempting to tempt her into following them goodness knows where with promises that seemed to make several assumptions about her nature. Surely whatever factions at play in this new pearly universe had better things to do than hound a young girl, didn't they? It was a bit of a wide miss with every temptation, however. She was not a soldier, she answered to no king and she certainly had no desire to settle down. None of those things were in her nature, and none of those who approached her seemed to grasp her true desire. She wanted her friends back. She wanted her homes back. And if she couldn't have that last bit, she might be willing to settle for a more homely locale that she could loiter in. It wasn't until the floating city of Dalaran came up that Arle felt someone had inadvertantly told her something she wanted to know. She wasn't sure if the city or its magicians could help her, but it seemed like a pretty decent place to start her journey.

...Thankfully, she was used to walking. A good, long walk later Arle found herself staring at a gate. In hindsight, this new world was a bit more friendly than those she'd previously been to. Usually she was just ripped away through a wormhole, sent flying through space and landing in some field off in the middle of nowhere. This time, however, she'd been greeted by whomever had brought her here. She supposed she ought to say thanks? A part of her felt that they were the same person keeping everything she held dear from her, but that suspicion would have to be kept to herself for the time being. She didn't even have Carbuncle with her, not the yuru-chara could hold a conversation very well. He was rather flighty and got bored easily... and also spoke entirely in a strange simplistic language that was at times difficult to understand. She could already take a guess as to what he would say if he were here, but it wasn't helpful even in her in her dreams.

She found herself waiting at the gate for a while, yearning for something to sit on so that she could rest her legs for a moment. Ah well. Maybe there would be a nicer place to rest once she actually stepped through, provided she did not find herself tricked into going somewhere she did not want to be. She got the impression that whoever had given her directions here did not have her own interests at heart.

The Nexus was the origin point of all of the Primes. The Fountain was where they all showed up. Warren had learned that from the experiences he had in the Omniverse. There were no aliens around the place, and that included the Anticorians. As the place didn't have the Anticorians Warren couldn't gain access to the resources that his dad had at his disposal. Without a working lab, ignoring the one he had at Fort Zimmer Warren honestly didn't know what he was going to do with himself. After all, he had no plan for the Omniverse, nothing that he could do because of lack of power just like he had lacked the last time. In addition, he didn't even have access to any of the technology of the Anticorians or the NFL-R he had back home which meant he was trapped in the suit of armor he was wearing. Examining the gate he had come out of, Warren saw that it was made out of solid ice. This was impressive because he had never seen something made out of snow or ice before like that. 

Sure there had been snow in Canton Ohio, but it hadn't been like what he saw in the Frozen North. While he didn't particularly love the idea of using the Frozen Fields as a base, he had to admit the lack of people meant that working was going to be easier. And yet, where should he go from here? He had no clue as to where he was going to take himself this time around. Already he had visited Camelot and failed the quest there to learn magic. Magic was actually not something he was interested in, as it meant he'd have to be tied down to Camelot. Valuing his freedom, Warren knew he couldn't affiliate with any of the factions as doing so would make the others his enemy most likely, and he prided himself on his self-reliance.  Self-Reliance was something he knew he needed to practice here. While he could ally with the other primes, and become stronger as a result of working in a team? It made no sense for him to ally with those who were capable of becoming stronger than him, and crushing him. Activating his mobile Dataverse Device he started to do some research for maps of the Omniverse. Recalling some of the books he had read in Coruscant he sighed and thought about what was going to be his next mission for himself. 

Underwater transportation could be useful if he visited the Vasty Deep. After all, there were probably many underwater ruins just begging to be explored that he could explore. However such didn't appeal to him. What could he do that did appeal to him while he was here? That was a question that Warren truly needed the answer to.