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<infobox> <title source="name"><default>Auger</default></title>

<image source="Image"></image> <image source="image"></image> <group><header>Basic Information</header> <label>Civilian Name</label> <label>Aliases</label> <label>Gender</label><default>Unknown</default> <label>Death</label> <label>Age</label><default>Unknown</default> <label>Post-timeskip</label> <label>Ward start</label> <label>Relations</label> <label>Family</label></group> <group><header>Professional Status</header> <label>Occupation</label> <label>Classification</label> <label>Unique Features</label> <label>Alignment</label>

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Alive

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<label>Location</label> <label>Teams</label> <label>Previous Team(s)</label> <label>Base of Operations</label></group> <group><header>First Appearance</header> <label>Worm Debut</label> <label>Ward Debut</label></group> </infobox> Auger was a mercenary who became an unnamed Titan.<ref name="II18.2"/>

Personality[edit]

Auger is highly methodical and goal-oriented. Both, in person, and as Titan. His personality, overall, is deeply in sync with his shard, as he retains his professional, no-nonsense attitude even post transformation.<ref name="II18.z">Radiation 18.z</ref> In contrast to Hunter, Auger Titan's emotions were numbed.<ref>He was largely without emotion. - Excerpt from Radiation 18.z</ref>

He maintained a strong sense of identity, and still referred to other Titans as humans.

Appearance[edit]

The Auger Titan is encased in black metal and surrounded by spiraling power-effects. He was beautiful, objectively.<ref>The power was in control now, dressed in black metal and spiraling energy. Objectively, he was beautiful. - Excerpt from Radiation 18.z</ref>

Abilities and Powers[edit]

Auger had a Blaster ability that manifested as a beam of light. With this beam of light, he could bring things in from other dimensions. This ability followed a set rotation. One beam replaces anything it hits with sparks.<ref>The laser was only a sight. It, for lack of a better word, flowered, the flowering spiraling along its length, glowing red.

Roughly ten uniformed men in the laser’s path had a hole three feet across opened in their hips, bodies, and heads. Sparks floated in the air in the beam’s wake. The remains of the cyborg collapsed, a small fist-sized brain bouncing down metal catwalk stairs amid a splash of fluid. - Excerpt from Interlude 18.z II</ref> The following beam would replace anything it hit with flowers and pollen. After a time, these flowers and pollen would revert back into whatever they had replaced.<ref>It was sparks, it’s been a few seconds. This should be flowers.

He focused his beam for two seconds, then fired at the wall, angling it upward. The beam widened, the power spiraled down its length, and this time it flowered, like petals unfolding.

Punching columns through reality. Except it wasn’t really punching anything through. He ran through the hole, holding his breath as he passed through the storm of petals that filled it. Those petals and this pollen would stop being petals and pollen in time, though the hole would remain. If he breathed it in, he would have concrete dust, bedrock, and pieces of the ‘water treatment’ plant inside his lungs. - Excerpt from Interlude 18.z II</ref> The next beam was one of radioactive desolation.<ref>After flowers is desolation.

After his last trip into desolation, he’d made the geiger counter go crazy.

Still, it was better than being shot.

He focused his power into himself.

The beam’s power ripped through him, and disconnected him from his current reality. A trick he’d had to teach himself after too many close calls. A trick he considered his power giving him a favor for being such a helpful power-user. As far as the others were concerned, he detonated, exploding on the spot.

As far as he was concerned, he had just transported himself to a radiation blighted city, for as long as he could hold his breath. They’d raided a secret government installation to steal confidential files and stumbled onto a private army helmed by cyborg capes. When he ran out of air, he’d have to decide if he wanted to breathe in radioactive dust or pop back into an approximate location in that compound. He had little doubt he’d be surrounded when he did pop in, if there were that many people there. - Excerpt from Interlude 18.z II</ref>

Later in his career, his shard also rewarded him with a Mover aspect that allowed him to travel interdimensionally, by focusing his beam on himself.<ref name="II18.z"/>

As a Titan, his blaster power is vastly amplified. Auger had also gained the tinker aspect and could dismantle parts of the Machine Army to make use of them as raw materials for his inventions.<ref name="II18.5"/> This tinkertech was used to further enhance his blaster abilities.

History[edit]

Background[edit]

Auger had participated in a raid on a government black-site in Indonesia together with Monsignor, Slink and Fing Nuts, only he survived.<ref>The laser pointed at the men in uniforms that were storming in. Not POLRI. These assholes were private military. Someone had really fucked up on their due diligence. [...] They’d raided a secret government installation to steal confidential files and stumbled onto a private army helmed by cyborg capes. - Excerpt from Interlude 18.z II</ref>

Post-Attack on Teacher[edit]

Auger was stranded on the front lines against the Machine Army when the ice broke and he transformed into a Titan.<ref name="II18.2"/>

The Ice Breaks[edit]

During Legend's debriefing of the Titans to the Wardens and other assembled heroes and villains, he mentioned Auger as the currently unnamed final Titan. He was reportedly engaged with the Machine Army and Legend requested information from anyone that might know him.<ref name="II18.2"/>

There appeared to be a connection between Titan Oberon and Auger.<ref name="II18.2">Radiation 18.2</ref>

Auger started dismantling the Machine Army for his tinker-tech. Titan Skadi made an appearance at his battlefield and blindsided the heroes there. The Auger Titan then defeated Titan Skadi and incorporated her into his network with Titan Oberon. The giants produced by The Mother of Mothers continued to fight to hold him back.<ref name="II18.5">Radiation 18.5</ref>

Valkyrie attempted to fight him but was ambushed by Skadi. Auger's retreat from Grue's cloud intentionally allowed the Machine Army inside the City to occupy The Flock.<ref name="II18.z"/>

Auger arrived together with Oberon to The Shardspace entry-point to assist Skadi.<ref name="II19.2">Infrared 19.2</ref>

After the second breaking he joined Fortuna' network and fought Dauntless' titans.<ref name="II19.z">Infrared 19.z</ref> His path was altered by The Simurgh, so he wiped out Javelin team in passing.<ref>The reaction was one part of her plan. She used telekinesis to destroy one segment of the city. It would alter Titan Auger’s route. He would encounter the heroine Thunderdome’s old team, Javelin, and annihilate them. - Excerpt from Infrared 19.z</ref>

His abilities were eventually utilized for tactical destruction of The Firmament to, presumably, counter The Simurgh.<ref name="II20.a">Last 20.a</ref>

References[edit]

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-| alias = Auger<br>The Auger Titan
+| alias = Auger<br/>The Auger Titan
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-| classification = [[Blaster]]/[[Mover]]
+| classification = [[Blaster]]/[[Mover]]<br/>[[Tinker]] (as Titan)
-* +[[Tinker]] (as Titan)
 | family =
 | web serial = <!-- first appearance in Worm -->
-| ward = [[Radiation 18.2]] (Mentioned)<br>[[Radiation 18.z‎]] (PoV)
+| ward = [[Radiation 18.2]] (Mentioned)<br/>[[Radiation 18.z‎]] (PoV)
 }}
 '''Auger''' was a mercenary who became an unnamed [[Titan]].<ref name="II18.2"/>
 ==Personality==
-Auger is highly methodical and goal-oriented. Both, in person, and as Titan. His personality, overall, is deeply in sync with his [[shard]], as he retains his professional, no-nonsense attitude even as titan.<ref name="II18.z">[[Radiation 18.z]]</ref>
+Auger is highly methodical and goal-oriented. Both, in person, and as Titan. His personality, overall, is deeply in sync with his [[shard]], as he retains his professional, no-nonsense attitude even post transformation.<ref name="II18.z">[[Radiation 18.z]]</ref> In contrast to [[Hunter]], Auger Titan's emotions were numbed.<ref>He was largely without emotion. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/21/interlude-18-z-radiation/ Excerpt] from [[Radiation 18.z]]</ref>
+<!--ref>The deal was simple.  He got to live, after a fashion, it got the driver’s seat, the body.
+Now he was the one parceling out the rewards to encourage certain behavior and help out.  Remember this?  This is relevant.  That time my team and I stumbled onto a cyborg lab.  I got out alive. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/21/interlude-18-z-radiation/ Excerpt] from [[Radiation 18.z]]</ref-->
+He maintained a strong sense of identity, and still referred to other Titans as humans.<!--only calls Axehead by name so far, so iffy, but eh-->
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 List characters they liked, hated, or worked alongside.
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+==Appearance==
+The Auger Titan is encased in black metal and surrounded by spiraling power-effects. He was beautiful, objectively.<ref>The power was in control now, dressed in black metal and spiraling energy.  Objectively, he was beautiful. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/21/interlude-18-z-radiation/ Excerpt] from [[Radiation 18.z]]</ref>
 ==Abilities and Powers==
-Auger had a [[Blaster]] ability that manifested as a beam of light. With this beam of light, he could bring things in from other dimensions. This ability followed a set rotation. One beam replaces anything it hits with sparks.<ref>The laser was only a sight.  It, for lack of a better word, flowered, the flowering spiraling along its length, glowing red.<br><br>Roughly ten uniformed men in the laser’s path had a hole three feet across opened in their hips, bodies, and heads.  Sparks floated in the air in the beam’s wake.  The remains of the cyborg collapsed, a small fist-sized brain bouncing down metal catwalk stairs amid a splash of fluid. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/21/interlude-18-z-radiation/ Excerpt] from [[Interlude 18.z II]]</ref> The following beam would replace anything it hit with flowers and pollen. After a time, these flowers and pollen would revert back into whatever they had replaced.<ref>It was sparks, it’s been a few seconds.  This should be flowers.<br><br>He focused his beam for two seconds, then fired at the wall, angling it upward.  The beam widened, the power spiraled down its length, and this time it flowered, like petals unfolding.<br><br>Punching columns through reality.  Except it wasn’t really punching anything through.  He ran through the hole, holding his breath as he passed through the storm of petals that filled it.  Those petals and this pollen would stop being petals and pollen in time, though the hole would remain.  If he breathed it in, he would have concrete dust, bedrock, and pieces of the ‘water treatment’ plant inside his lungs. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/21/interlude-18-z-radiation/ Excerpt] from [[Interlude 18.z II]]</ref> The next beam was one of radioactive desolation.<ref>After flowers is desolation.<br><br>After his last trip into desolation, he’d made the geiger counter go crazy.<br><br>Still, it was better than being shot.<br><br>He focused his power into himself.<br><br>The beam’s power ripped through him, and disconnected him from his current reality.  A trick he’d had to teach himself after too many close calls.  A trick he considered his power giving him a favor for being such a helpful power-user.  As far as the others were concerned, he detonated, exploding on the spot.<br><br>As far as he was concerned, he had just transported himself to a radiation blighted city, for as long as he could hold his breath.  They’d raided a secret government installation to steal confidential files and stumbled onto a private army helmed by cyborg capes.  When he ran out of air, he’d have to decide if he wanted to breathe in radioactive dust or pop back into an approximate location in that compound.  He had little doubt he’d be surrounded when he did pop in, if there were that many people there. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/21/interlude-18-z-radiation/ Excerpt] from [[Interlude 18.z II]]</ref>
+Auger had a [[Blaster]] ability that manifested as a beam of light. With this beam of light, he could bring things in from other dimensions. This ability followed a set rotation. One beam replaces anything it hits with sparks.<ref>The laser was only a sight.  It, for lack of a better word, flowered, the flowering spiraling along its length, glowing red.<br/><br/>Roughly ten uniformed men in the laser’s path had a hole three feet across opened in their hips, bodies, and heads.  Sparks floated in the air in the beam’s wake.  The remains of the cyborg collapsed, a small fist-sized brain bouncing down metal catwalk stairs amid a splash of fluid. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/21/interlude-18-z-radiation/ Excerpt] from [[Interlude 18.z II]]</ref> The following beam would replace anything it hit with flowers and pollen. After a time, these flowers and pollen would revert back into whatever they had replaced.<ref>It was sparks, it’s been a few seconds.  This should be flowers.<br/><br/>He focused his beam for two seconds, then fired at the wall, angling it upward.  The beam widened, the power spiraled down its length, and this time it flowered, like petals unfolding.<br/><br/>Punching columns through reality.  Except it wasn’t really punching anything through.  He ran through the hole, holding his breath as he passed through the storm of petals that filled it.  Those petals and this pollen would stop being petals and pollen in time, though the hole would remain.  If he breathed it in, he would have concrete dust, bedrock, and pieces of the ‘water treatment’ plant inside his lungs. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/21/interlude-18-z-radiation/ Excerpt] from [[Interlude 18.z II]]</ref> The next beam was one of radioactive desolation.<ref>After flowers is desolation.<br/><br/>After his last trip into desolation, he’d made the geiger counter go crazy.<br/><br/>Still, it was better than being shot.<br/><br/>He focused his power into himself.<br/><br/>The beam’s power ripped through him, and disconnected him from his current reality.  A trick he’d had to teach himself after too many close calls.  A trick he considered his power giving him a favor for being such a helpful power-user.  As far as the others were concerned, he detonated, exploding on the spot.<br/><br/>As far as he was concerned, he had just transported himself to a radiation blighted city, for as long as he could hold his breath.  They’d raided a secret government installation to steal confidential files and stumbled onto a private army helmed by cyborg capes.  When he ran out of air, he’d have to decide if he wanted to breathe in radioactive dust or pop back into an approximate location in that compound.  He had little doubt he’d be surrounded when he did pop in, if there were that many people there. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/21/interlude-18-z-radiation/ Excerpt] from [[Interlude 18.z II]]</ref>
 Later in his career, his [[shard]] also rewarded him with a [[Mover]] aspect that allowed him to travel interdimensionally, by focusing his beam on himself.<ref name="II18.z"/>
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 ==History==
 ===Background===
-Auger had participated in a raid on a government black-site in alternative Indonesia together with Monsignor, Flink and Fing Nuts.<ref>The laser pointed at the men in uniforms that were storming in.  Not POLRI.  These assholes were private military.  Someone had really fucked up on their due diligence. [...] They’d raided a secret government installation to steal confidential files and stumbled onto a private army helmed by cyborg capes.  - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/21/interlude-18-z-radiation/ Excerpt] from [[Interlude 18.z II]]</ref><ref>Now is the moment I call so-and-so out on that less-than-complete truth they used while we were elbow-deep in Indonesian cyborg super-soldiers.” - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/09/24/venom-29-3/ Excerpt] from [[Venom 29.3]]</ref>
+Auger had participated in a raid on a government black-site in [[Indonesia]] together with Monsignor, Slink and Fing Nuts, only he survived.<ref>The laser pointed at the men in uniforms that were storming in.  Not [[:wikipedia:POLRI|POLRI]].  These assholes were private military.  Someone had really fucked up on their due diligence. [...] They’d raided a secret government installation to steal confidential files and stumbled onto a private army helmed by cyborg capes.  - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/21 Excerpt] from [[Interlude 18.z II]]</ref>
 ===Post-[[Attack on Teacher]]===
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 There appeared to be a connection between [[Titan Oberon]] and Auger.<ref name="II18.2">[[Radiation 18.2]]</ref>
-Auger started dismantling the [[Machine Army]] for his tinker-tech. [[Titan Skadi]] made an appearance at his battlefield and blindsided the heroes there. The Auger Titan then defeated Titan Skadi and incorporated her into his network with Titan Oberon. The giants produced by [[The Mother of Mothers]] continue to fight to hold him back.<ref name="II18.5">[[Radiation 18.5]]</ref>
+Auger started dismantling the [[Machine Army]] for his tinker-tech. [[Titan Skadi]] made an appearance at his battlefield and blindsided the heroes there. The Auger Titan then defeated Titan Skadi and incorporated her into his network with Titan Oberon. The giants produced by [[The Mother of Mothers]] continued to fight to hold him back.<ref name="II18.5">[[Radiation 18.5]]</ref>
+[[Valkyrie]] attempted to fight him but was ambushed by [[Skadi]]. Auger's retreat from [[Grue]]'s cloud intentionally allowed the Machine Army inside [[the City]] to occupy [[The Flock]].<ref name="II18.z"/>
+Auger arrived together with [[Oberon]] to [[The Shardspace]] entry-point to assist Skadi.<ref name="II19.2">[[Infrared 19.2]]</ref>
+After the second breaking he joined [[Fortuna]]' network and fought [[Dauntless]]' titans.<ref name="II19.z">[[Infrared 19.z]]</ref> His path was altered by [[The Simurgh]], so he wiped out [[Javelin]] team in passing.<ref>The reaction was one part of her plan.  She used telekinesis to destroy one segment of the city.  It would alter Titan Auger’s route.  He would encounter the heroine Thunderdome’s old team, Javelin, and annihilate them. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2020/02/23/infrared-19-z/ Excerpt] from [[Infrared 19.z]]</ref>
-[[Valkyrie]] had attempted to fight him but was no-sold by [[Skadi]]. Auger's retreat from [[Grue]]'s cloud intentionally allowed the Machine Army inside [[the City]] to occupy [[The Flock]].<ref name="II18.z"/>
+His abilities were eventually utilized for tactical destruction of [[The Firmament]] to, presumably, counter [[The Simurgh]].<ref name="II20.a">[[Last 20.a]]</ref>
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