Lennox with a chance to play hero? Sign me up.

*tosses at least one of her charries on in, because of the funzies to be had!*

For those interested in the plot, it has begun here: An experiment unleashed

As it goes throughout New York it will be causing blackouts as it passes through an area. The more areas it goes through, the harder it is going to be to stop, because all that electrical power that it's being supplied with is going to let it ignore damage.

Still open for suggestions of what you would like this thing to do

Count me in. ^__^

Consider yourself added to the ranks Alice.

More information on the creature: This creature was originally a "volunteer" with some slight psychic powers. Experimentation on the test subject with the M drug (and the drug itself) has caused all sorts of wackiness, and a dose of genetic splicing hasn't made it look any prettier.

It targets primarily mutants rather than humans. If in a crowded area, it will seek out those with an active x-gene first. This is because it has been "programmed" to do as such. It will attack a human if one is in its way, but for the most part, they are safe-ish. The biggest threat it offers to them is the damage and chaos it is causing.

It has: Energy sourcing. This is what is causing the blackouts. The electrical energy is stored up inside of it. From time to time the electricity will arch across the body.

Power sensing- How it seeks out an active x-gene. This is a remnant of the test subject. Just explains how it knows what to hunt down.

Heat breath- Well, when you've got high voltage running around in you, you aren't going to be an Ice Breaker's commercial now are you? It's internal temperature is underneath 54,000° Fahrenheit, but that doesn't mean it's an easy bake oven either! You will get heat burns standing right in front of it's mouth.

Edit for clarification~

This shall now be called the bakrakhan (thank you Aurion). Anyways, the bakrakhan is not exclusively human, nor is it exclusively mutant. It is what happens when a scientist does not care to control the variables and an experiment spirals out of control.

Syn will be sitting this one out.

Sorry to hear that Syn. Hopefully next time?