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Name: Wade Ame
Age: 6000
Gender: Male
Eye: A very light blue-green
Hair: Black
Skin: Pale
Height: 5'11
Weight: 140
Race: Water Elemental

Appearance: Wade was thin of figure, obviously not partaking in a lot of physical training. Frail of body, his hair is long and tied back into a ponytail. His eyes, though, are his notable feature - usually, they have a spark of insanity within them, a dangerous fire of instability. Wade's left eye occasionally twitches.

Powers: Wade has complete control over water in all its form - ice, liquid water, and steam or water vapor. By exciting or settling the molecules, he can force phase changes in the water, freezing or evaporating it as he wishes. The larger the body of water, though, the longer it takes.

Weapons: Wade is unarmed.
Fighting Style: Wade rarely fights hand-to-hand, because his opponents rarely get within striking range. If forced to fight, however, he uses the philosophy of Jeet Kun Do with the defensive maneuvers of Judo to keep himself out of harms way.

Strengths: Wade is deceptive and adaptable, able to use his powers in almost any form, in any situation. He is also willing to trick his opponent, catch them by surprise, or merely overwhelm them before they can attack.

Weaknesses: Wade is slightly insane, which can lead to strange choices of actions. Physically he is very frail, unable to take much abuse, but he is so arrogant and cocky that he rarely moves himself out of harms way.

History: Wade lived, of all places, on a boat. His father was a sailor, and he lived with him and his crew for years. When he turned 15, though, they were caught in a terrible storm. Wade was swept overboard, and nearly drowned, but his elemental abilities kicked in subconsciously. It saved his life, but the pure power of it drowned everyone aboard the vessel. Having killed his father, and the new discovery of his powers, was a little too much for the boy, who had very mild mental problems, and it broke his mind. He came to the Temple, partly to seek tranquility, and partly to see how many lives he could put to the test.