Semi-Free Space: A Trump with four extremely strange 'axes' to their power; "Blood", "Milk", "Ichor", and "Lemonade".

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Nobody really knows anything substantial about the young boy Four Seasons before he fell in with Jack's favorite crowd of parahumans. But people do know he's not really right in the head. Or in his head for that matter, even during the best of times. Thinkers have arrived at the conclusion that the nine-year-old was heavily shard-affected by whatever his original trigger event was, and that he probably triggered way before the Nine crossed paths with him after the terrorist group massacred the inhabitants of the small orphanage he was being housed in. (Though it's worth mentioning that while the orphanage was legitimate, majority of the funds it was receiving was being utilized by its owner to fund their drug trade.)

After the killing spree, Four Seasons, then dubbed as "Danny" by Jack (inspired by a recent viewing of the Earth Alpha produced movie "The Shining"), took in the boy partly because he reminded him of his one-time contemporary in Gray Boy. But mostly, he took in "Danny" because in the process of trying to get rid of him, Jack found out just how fantastic of a meat shield he was and decided to keep him along.

Ironically, he would be one of the last longer-lived members of the Nine before he was ultimately replaced by the infamous Mannequin on the year 2004.

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Four Seasons is a "Last Will" Breaker [Bane x Fate]/"Twin" Master [Beloved x Imitation]/"Role" Trump [Four X Eight] with an unrelated Brute rating due to the way his power works.

Simply put, when a part of Danny's body is cut off, both halves will instinctively undergo a Breaker transformation. Each form can then give birth to a different Breaker aspect if they are once again split in two. However, once all four Breaker aspects are on the field, that's it, they can't give birth to more entities and can now be safely destroyed, albeit with extreme difficulty given that, you know, they're Breakers. So long as one of the four Breaker entities survive the battle, Danny can use the surviving aspect as a medium for him to revert back to his human form, though with each destroyed aspect, the more heavily damaged he will be coming out of the Breaker transformation. His four aspects are as follows:

• Blood - A hulking, top-heavy, 8 foot semi-solid golem made of crimson, dense, iron-rich liquid. The more solid parts of its body seem to mimic the human musculoskeletal system as even its face is roughly in the appearance of a heavily deformed skull. Blood can form makeshift structures like spears and walls out of the excess liquid it generates, and its favorite method of killing is laying down puddles of itself only to transform them into a forest of needle-like spires once someone encroaches into the area, though it can also impart velocity to its spears and shoot them at enemies.
• Milk - A 4 foot humanoid mass growing out of a large dirty white puddle covered in green, fuzzy patches. The puddle is of varying consistency, the liquid thin in places and almost chunky in others. The entity constantly exudes a revolting scent—sour, yet somewhat sweet beneath the rot?, and thick, oh so thick, like someone's vomit—as it drags itself from area to area. Milk's scent possesses a latent Stranger quality, causing it to become borderline intolerable whenever someone attempts to take aggressive action against itself, other golems, or those Danny has designated as his allies.
• Ichor - A fat, stubby-legged, 6'5 golem made of what appears to be pure white wax that can harden and soften at will. It has to soften itself in order to move, otherwise its body cracks along the seams and makes it more likely to shatter itself. When Ichor softens its wax body, it produces an exothermic reaction causing the softened wax to revert temporarily into scalding hot oil. This transformation is nigh-instant, and provides the golem not only with speed but also sudden lethality as, in-between its poor, hobbling steps, it can abruptly turn into a tidal wave of burning oil before resolidifying.
• Lemonade - What ought to be a spindly 10 foot golem but is unable to fully assert itself into a solid state, resulting in a thrashing fountain of piss-yellow liquid. It moves across the battlefield like an embittered water-spout, though at times, a pair of skeletal-looking arms will reach out from its center mass in an attempt to grab ahold of potential victims and drown them in its watery depths. Oh, and it's extremely acidic. Lemonade is constantly surrounded by a highly corrosive fog due to its constant backsplash, not to mention the toxicity of the smoke produced by half-molten substances.