Daw Alhaya

Real Name: Daw "Dawn" Alhaya
Villain Name: Malika
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1. Reaction
2. Agility
3. Endurance
4. Strength




Unending Life - Dawn was cursed in to an unending life, her body's cells never age, meaning she is unable to die from old age, and maintains her youthful look.

Subliminal Seduction and Manipulation - Her original ability, Dawn was capable of extending a reach in to the minds of others. Whilst she could not control them in any way, she is capable of implanting thoughts about herself in to others. She can make them other look her flaws to attract men and women on a social level, and has in recent times learned she can implant thoughts in to others that make them overlook facts and evidence of minor crimes such as theft. She can extend this to over time cause people to think little of anything else, becoming fanatical followers to Dawn.

Psionic Energy Blades - Years of controlling her mental capabilities has allowed her begin to project this power in physical terms. After some great control she has learned to coat her hands in psychic energy and projecting them into basic shapes such as blades, or flat surfaces like shields.

Telekinesis - Whilst mild in comparison to dedicated telepaths, Dawn is able to move objects with her mind weighting up to 200lbs.



Not Immortal - Despite having long life, she lacks any sort of healing factor, healing at the rate of any other human, and can be killed by any other method except through aging.

New World - Due to being underground for centuries, Dawn has awoken to a whole new world and for some time suffered ptsd from being buried alive for so long which still surfaces often.

Free-will - Whilst Dawn can implant subliminal thoughts, it takes repeated exposure to begin to completely alter how a person things. Likewise she cannot convince them to do anything they would not otherwise want to do, having to convince someone who things about, or does, commit robbery to do it for her. If they would not do something, she cannot make them.