"He with the eyes that pierce her soul
He with the touch that shakes her sanity"

Ellusive...... One of the middle children
...inconspicuous........
preferring to be lost in the crowd.......
It seems the only thing I inherited from my father was
...his penchant for a woman's flesh...
...a penchant that seems to be growing as of late...though corrupted...'taste' can be rather subjective...*serrated grin*

What he is.... ...Mal has two sides... one side is the smooth talking lady's man....the other is ripping her wide open to get at the tasty bits....he's a cannibal...yet there are traces of something else that he does not care to acknowledge about himself.....of having been bitten by one of the undead... Much has he done in seeking a cure...but still...the vampiric taint remains....and the effects are still lingering....for now the thirst for blood accompanies his appetite for flesh...

How he is.... ...Well, he's kinda sleepy, sinister....tender yet murderous...he's unpredictable...he keeps the patriarch's spell book in his head...as no hard copy exists anymore...he most resembles the Darkshadow patriarch, Jarred Senior....physically...Mal can be unhinged...sorta unstable due to his rage....

...Mal also shadow weaves...it is a means of healing on the cellular level, whereby a connection must be made with the wounded who guides the healer to the injury...and thereby he begins to reweave tissue and such....

...He does a lot of shadow manipulation, as we all do...but he also does nasty things to the mind....severing synapses...coiling about cortexes...breaking the link between mind and body....mind games....that sort of thing....and lastly, but important to remember...you can't trust him....he's always been the loner, living on the outskirts of family life....he resides in the lab...where he is the least and the most comfortable....afterall, that's where he was raised....and spent much of his time with his father....being subjected to his experiments....always a failure in his father's eyes....but negative attention is better than none at all, right?