Moonsong

"There was no long-term, and trying to cling to one would only spoil it all."

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A hero still trying to be a hero in a post heroic world.

Appearance

A teenager who has moons plastered on their mask and dress like costume.<ref name="II2.1 e1">A teenager with a moon design on her mask and dress-like costume.

[...]

The cheering had drawn attention. The teenage girl with the moons on her costume approached, ducking beneath one of the burly guy’s arms. She spotted me, saw that last exchange, and drew close to me, putting one hand on my shoulder. - Excerpt from Flare 2.1</ref><ref name="II3.6 e1">It was the moon girl, from my job interview with Attendant. She was the one who had urged me away from the Fallen. I was hardly enthused to see her either.

“Tristan,” she said. “Tell me you’re not interviewing for a team.”

“I’m not,” he said. “I’ve got the team already.”

She pursed her lips together.

“History, Moonsong?” someone asked.

“Yeah,” Moonsong said. “Tribute knows.” - Excerpt from Glare 3.6</ref>

Abilities and Powers

Moonsong is a gravity manipulator of unknown versatility.<ref name="II3.6 e3">There was a shudder, and then my hair started to move. The light further down the hallway seemed to grow darker, and my stomach lurched in a sensation that I connected to a lot of aerial acrobatics.
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I stepped forward, ready to put myself between them, and I felt the stomach-lurching sensation again. My leg buckled, and I nearly fell.

My hair was floating now, and my legs were straining, almost locked in position with the stress of keeping me upright.

Gravity manipulation, but somehow a mix of zero-grav and enhanced gravity.

I flew instead of walking, and it was hard to keep my position. I stopped when I was between Tristan and the other two. “This isn’t helpful.”

“Victoria,” Moonsong said. “I’m going to tell you how this goes.”

I felt the gravity shift again, an attempt to put me down against the floor, and threw up my forcefield to avoid twisting my ankle or hitting the ground too hard. I was glad my skirt wasn’t the kind that could flip up, as it hugged my thighs, but my midriff was exposed now. - Excerpt from Glare 3.6</ref> Seemingly able to manipulate overlapping gravity environments to throw people around.

History

Background

was a member of Team Reach before the world ended.

Post-Gold Morning

Was there when Victoria was interviewing for the attendant.

Later saw Victoria again when she was with a friend turned enemy.

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