Cameron

**Cameron** is the brother of Jane and the maternal uncle of John.

## Appearance

Similar to his sister, Cameron possesses golden eyes with white hair. He possesses facial hair exclusive to his chin.

## History

Cameron comes from a family of high-tiers. He and his sister Jane shared the same upbringing, but she forsook their esteemed heritage when the works of an author named William piqued her interest. The writer was a cripple, yet this didn't diminish Jane's inexplicable fascination with him. It got to the point where she eventually set out to meet him. When their relationship blossomed, the siblings drifted apart, and Cameron didn't bother trying to mend the widening rift.

## Plot

### Hardline

Over a decade passed, and Cameron had taken to spending his time alone in his large abode with nobody but his servant Marisol for company. Then one day, the riffraff that disgraced Jane dared to show his face. He admonished Marisol for allowing his solitude to be disturbed in the worst manner possible, and ordered her to remove him from his sight. William spoke up and said he came seeking Cameron's help with Jane. But Cameron had no affection left for his sister in his stone-cold heart. William made wild claims about how Jane had somehow been abducted years ago and was currently being held prisoner. But Cameron refused to believe that Jane's power failed her in such a crisis and was automatically convinced that any proof William had to the contrary were complete fabrications only a fool would take seriously. He continued to talk down to William, saying that perhaps the author was so wrapped up in fantasies that he was blinded to the likelihood that Jane finally realized what a mistake it was to date beneath her station. William claimed that even if Cameron was right about the death of their romance, Jane would never leave behind the son they had together. This particular bit of news shocked and revolted Cameron, who would never have imagined that his sister would sink any lower, yet surprised that he had a nephew he never knew about. He commanded Marisol to throw William out at once. The so-called proof of Jane's situation was left behind, but Cameron still didn't think it was worth his attention. He ordered his maid to destroy every shred of it.

## Powers & Abilities

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***Channel Master***: Cameron's presumed ability. What's certain is that when it debuted it was more advanced than John's own Aura Manipulation at the time. As evidenced by his eyes lighting up only when he was about to use an ability from his set, Cameron does not immediately lose access to abilities he's copied when he powers down.

### Copied Abilities

***X-Ray Vision***: Cameron used this ability to search for hidden clues in William's place of residence. It can detect both objects and people through solid matter. It's not clear whether he can use it to make out details, or if it's linked to vision at all.
***Landscaping***: Used to raise the dirt covering William's corpse. It may in fact be a generalized telekinetic ability that he only used to move aside earth.

## Notes & Trivia

* Cameron first appeared in the story when Claire had a vision of him and John encountering each other for the first time just outside the headmaster's office. It would take over two years (of real time) for the premonition to come to fruition.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 299
2. ↑ Chapter 291
3. ↑ Chapter 319
4. ↑ Chapter 326
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Chapter 327
6. ↑ Chapter 231