Tales of the Legendary: Strange Days

[Matrix Dragon]

Oh, and point of info. This is actually on Alistair's page over on the Virtue wiki, but I don't think it's ever been formally posted here -- while
Alistair is invisible (and inaudible) to almost everyone but Eva and a few select folks, he is not intangible, nor does his invisibility extend to
things he's carrying. If he is willing to stand still long enough, it is possible to feel a penguin-shaped object where he's supposed to be,
and he has been known to prod, poke and (once) nip people in his way. And it's not uncommon to spot small objects scurrying along the halls of the base at
about 30 inches off the ground, apparently under their own power...

 
Oh, I knew that, but it was supposed to read 'quiet discussion among the newer members of the Legendary', but my brain skipped a few words. Knight hasn't had an experience to prove Alistair exists before now (He did see a floating cup once, but it was out of the corner of his eye and was gone by the time he turned around). And hey, he keeps an open mind. He's willing to accept Emerald Blast may not have a stuffed cat on her shoulder.
And no wiki entry... I KNEW I'd forgotten something
Robert Barnes, aka Knight of the Peace. There's no major tragedy or loss in his past, he just always wanted to be a hero. Hey, it's exciting, you get to hit people and feel good about yourself. He put the plans on hold after the Ritki War, helping his dad rebuild the family business, but last year his sisters technical skills reached the point where they were able to build his first suit of armor. It worked well, but lacked any real power systems except the HUD, gauntlet blasters, and the anti-grav systems used for flight, making it heavy, awkward and damn hot. When he hit level 20 and earned his cape, they built a new suit, with all the gear plus a forcefield generator (Currently limited to a protective field around his body), into the gauntlets and armored chestplate, along with a set of rocket boots.

(Note, the tight enforcer chestplate was a brief use, with it replaced by the armored upper body.)