Virgil Andersen

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Virgil (pronounced V-Er-Gel) Andersen is the son of Phobos, god of Panic. He is the former antagonist, anti-hero of Kayden West: Throne of Aeolus.

Antagonist
Virgil was first established as an antagonist of the series, though later he became an anti-hero and friend of Kayden's.

Anti-hero
Virgil was established as an antihero when he realized what he was doing was hurting people, and when a roof collapsed, he tackled Kayden to protect them from falling debris.

Appearance
Virgil is first described as:

'Virgil reminded me of his father, whom we had run into a few years back; tangled and stringy burgundy hair, yellow ominous eyes, corpse like skin, and sharp angled fangs. He looked like a very unthreatening vampire. Especially with the black cloak draped over his shoulders. He was armed with a hunting knife, that was strapped to his side. He was pretty. Not quite handsome. He had slightly more feminine features than most men. He was the son of the god of panic, but he was intimidating. Like a baby penguin. Weak and fragile.'

Abilities

 * Psionic Energy Manipulation: Virgil can project energy blasts, streams, waves and bolts of his own psionic and telekinetic energy, allowing him to hit, shove, attack or blow away her targets, exerting enough force to destroy them.


 * Telekinesis: Virgil can move and levitate objects with his mind.
 * Disintegration: Andersen can use his psionic abilities to a strong enough extent to disintegrate foes.
 * Mental Manipulation: Virgil is able to wield a form of mental manipulation, often as a type of illusory hypnosis, like an vision showing the victims what they don't want to see, often fears and nightmares, that is the basis of his telepathic abilities.
 * Telepathy: Virgil can read others minds, often to see their fears and memories.
 * Terror inducing Thoughts: As the son of the god of Panic, Virgil has some degree of control over terror inducing thoughts, showcased when he gave Kayden of vision of one of their most painful memories.