Jayke

Jayke Damon, one of the characters in The Mutants Rise.

Jayke Damon - The Mutants Rise
Jayke is played by ZenethXR71. His subject number is unknown to many but to few, it's known as 106. He has the power of Darkness Manipulation. Jayke is believed to be part of a prophecy, told to him by David, that two numbers were foretold to take part in an epic fight. One for good, one for bad. David had tried to hunt down 106, hoping he would be the evil one but it turns out he isn't. Jayke is now gathering Mutants at the Reapers Point. Jayke has a daughter called Abi, who is four. Nothing is known about his wife/girlfriend so far.

Jayke met Nia in the facility, where he had went to find his friend. After helping Nia, they found that Jayke's friend was dead. Jayke took Nia back to his place

Jayke has his own place called the Shadow Dimension, which he sometimes uses for fighting or even to just wander around if he needs time alone. Apart from fighting, he rarely pulls people into the Shadow Diemension. It's been seen once before, where Jayke pulled Nia into the dimension to allow her to see.

Jayke's Bio
Growing up, Jayke lived a harsh life. He lived amongst the poor in the worst housing conditions he had seen. His mum had died when he was at a mere age of 9 and his father had looked after him from there on in. However, this didn't last long. By the time Jayke was 17, his father had lost a long battle with cancer. It wasn't long before he lost the house. Kicked out on the streets, Jayke set in search for work. That's when he found it. The WorldGene company. Of course, he was only 17 and wasn't able to sign up. So he waited. Waited too long. He found work at a restaurant when he was nearly 18 and forgot completely about the WorldGene company. Only when he was 23, when he got fired from the restaurant, did he remember about it and decide to go again. He took up work there in hope of gaining enough money to get a house and start working. But then, things started to go horribly wrong. He was experimented on, abused with no hope of freedom. Just as he was about to give up, to give up on all hope and life, there it was. The tiny push he needed to give escape a chance. A boy no older than 18 had run past his holding chamber. Jayke had shouted on him. "I'm escaping" the boy said after Jayke had asked what he was doing. And after a little conversation, even with the chances being so slim, Jayke set out to escape. And he succeeded, taking a lot of money on the way. He's now 21, living with his kid, Abi, in the city.