Karcsi Lamont possesses a charisma that is alternately charmingly endearing, and, maddeningly frustrating. She can be the quitest, most caring, most supportive person you will ever meet, or, a loud, self centered, egocentric monster. She blames it on being a Gemini. An incredibly social person on many levels; she functions well as part of a team or a duo. She's remarkably easy to communicate with, having no trouble speaking her mind or accepting that she might have failed at something (though this inevitably is cause for self examination to avoid the instance from happening again). More than anything, perhaps, she's characterized by a sense of self awareness. She knows what her powers can and cannot do, she knows what she's good at, what she's not; what she wants, what she could care less about In short she knows her value and limits and finds it easy to be confident and secure.

As a second generation mutant<ref>AKA GenToos, more commonly.</ref>, Karcsi Lamont's DNA came pre-packaged to power, wrapped with a ribbon on it. With two activated Mutant geneclouds to draw on, it meant that straight out of the gates, her powers were on - never was there a time in the young girl's memory when wasnt able to know instinctively what the people around her were thinking. While her parents, in her early years, noted that their red-eyed daughter appeared both incredibly empathetic and intelligent it was also realized and confirmed that Karcsi was powered. Given the relative rarity of mutant relations and the lack of protracted study<ref>Mutant DNA, by dint of being mutant DNA, is very often incompatible. The line of speciation is a grey area, and sometimes it's just a matter of rolling a large enough handful of dice looking for a six, but it makes mutant children rare. However, just as they are uncommon, when 2nd-generation mutants are born, they are very likely to have mutations of their own, unique from both parents.</ref>, 2nd-Gens like Karsci are considered something of an urban myth. So while it might seem intuitively obvious that the child of a mutant is a mutant, the much larger logistical problem arises of ensuring that that mutant child is born at all<ref> After all, the parents may not even have the same number of chromosomes</ref>. Being such a rare and valuable child, Karsci was therefore the subject of a large amount of scrutiny from medical professionals.

Even before she could walk Karcsi received the idle thoughts and memories of both her parents<ref>Both had placed their heroic identities on hold in favor of raising the girl, considering her significance in terms of human evolution and potential medical progress.</ref>. Home school<ref>Funded by a number of very medical research associations and the creation of the Bateman Grant, a partially-government-funded project that involves equipping parents to serve as part-time teachers to their own children in 'unique circumstances.'</ref> was the eventual solution for some of these issues; Kevin Lamont could easily work as a public relations agent from home, and, the first attempts at public school for his daughter had met with disastrous failure; his daughter easily looked into the minds of the students and teachers around her and spilled whatever amusing (embarrassing) secrets she could find. Further, Amelia's own upbringing had heavily emphasised the mother as a caretaker of the family, and, with her heroing career<ref>That had, for the most part been thrust upon her by chance.</ref> on hold, she felt it was a good time to expand their family. Money wasn't an object, so the Lamonts tried for yet another child once Karsci's life situation was stabilised.

The bedrock of Karsci's upbringing had been learning discretion. Thanks to her gifts, she was privy to a remarkable amount of information, and rather than teach her to suppress this understanding, to 'not look,' Kevin Lamont decided it was better to teach his daughter responsibility. There was no such thing as bad information - information people should not know. The problem was never the knowledge's fault; knowledge was impartial, dispassionate. It did not know what it was being used for, nor did it care. Therefore, it was Karsci's responsibility to remember that knowing was not the problem, but that she had to be sensitive to other people's needs. She would see things she did not understand, through the lens of other people's understanding. At the time, this lesson, which Kevin did not ever shy from extolling, was difficult for Karsci to understand and grasp onto; she was inquisitive, so when she saw something in the minds of her parents she did not understand, she wanted to ask. During this time, Kevin established a rule; if Karsci ever wanted to know about something, something that she didn't understand and he didn't think she would want to know just yet, that she just had to ask him three times. Three times and no more, and he would tell her. This maxim became a watchword in the family, and a way Karsci could admit to doing something she felt she shouldn't have.

This maxim was tested most sternly when Karsci was eight years old. Her parents had been trying to have another child ever since she was four - and they were even concerned about the age gap between her and her future siblings. Yet, around the age of eight, Karsci started to hear a third, new, voice, a thought around the house that was only ever where her mother was, and lacked for a lot of the common things she knew when she heard a voice. An incomplete voice, the identity of her mother's growing child. But no sooner had she started to understand this voice, then it was taken away. Mom and dad left the house for the night, and a babysitter came around and let Karsci have ice cream sandwiches for dinner and watch An American Tale and The Littlest Hobo DVDs. When mom and dad came home, however, Karsci was subjected to the most torturous six months of her life - feeling her mother's deep-seated anguish, and feeling her own loss for the voice that she knew, she felt, almost better than anyone else.

At the end of this arc of tragedy, Karsci began to contemplate what had happened, through the lens of tragedy. Amelia Lamont had taken it upon herself to start improving the world. She used the Bateman grant to its utmost, becoming a fully qualified teacher. Karsci's education flew as far and as fast as she wanted it to - developing in areas she excelled, and becoming competent in the areas she was less certain. Karsci felt very keenly that she was her mother's lifeline - that the loss of her not-even-named sibling had left her mother without a feeling of purpose. This purpose slowly but surely shaped Karsci, who spent her own time focusing on the culture of her own world, watching superheroes on TV, learning about her parents' older careers, about her mother's interest in dance as a child - an interest she shared, intuitive rhythm flowing to her feet. Contrary to most girls her age, she became quite adept at mathematics, and, in a unique application of her developing abilities, even went on international, geographic 'tours' - by visiting friends who had been to the other nations, on hiking trips and journeys overseas, and saw through their eyes.<ref>This also planted a remarkable seed of insight in her concerning tactile thinking purely from being around her parent's Meta-human friends.If she's quick to spot weakness, it's because she's learned where to look.</ref>During this time, there was a simple rule: if she saw something she didn't understand, she wrote it down and asked Amelia about it at home. This kept her from asking about what she saw in their elderly dutch neighbour's trips to Amsterdam.<ref>Of course this also prepared her for the internet in ways she probably should not have been.</ref>

Still, Karsci was learning just how important people were to places. She saw the Basilicae of Rome. She saw the Arc De Triomphe. She stood at the foot of the Lincoln Memorial on a hot summer afternoon, listening as above her, the impassioned preacher spoke not to a congregation, but to a country, about how he had a dream. Despite growing up so sheltered, Karsci was quickly becoming a world traveller, a scholar of people, and an avid observor of not just places, but the people that defined them. And it was through this, and through observing how important she was to her mother, Karsci resolved to be, to become what she felt defined the world. A hero. After this, watching news footage of a battle, Karcsi tested a discovery that she had made a few weeks before. She was not just able to hear her babysitter's thoughts, but, with a little prompting able to influence her actions. All it took was one sleeping babysitter who was utterly convinced that Karcsi had been perfectly good and studious with her homework and in bed early in order for Whimsy to be born.

The Rangers, a 'Super group' who largely kept the southwest<ref>At the most. They were mostly based in Texas.</ref>as it's territory was all too frequently calling upon reserve or inactive members to answer distress calls. As time went by her parents realized that they were nearing a point in their lives where their daughter would be independent.<ref>That time had come and gone, truthfully</ref>Likewise, heroes they knew were finding themselves in a position where an active life as a crime fighter was all but impossible with other responsibilities they had. Once again, the Bateman grant took up the slack - the research groups who had invested such time and interest in them helped supplement the Lamonts' income, allowing them to expand back into their old roles as superheroes... which gave Karcsi more than enough free time to 'patrol' the Austin area and Hill country in a costume, stopping what small street crime she ran across and occasionally running across things that were a bit too 'big' for her. While being able to read thoughts and influence people's actions was a neat 'trick' it wasn't terribly useful in combat and the last thing Karcsi wanted was to either be shot, hurt, or worse, be discovered. She came to the conclusion after a few months that what she was adept at was investigating. Being able to construe multiple points from witnesses who were generally incapable of lying<ref>Though this time did make Karsci eminently familiar with how people's perceptions could be coloured by traumatic events.</ref> of view into a coherent; unified picture was immensely more useful than being bulletproof - especially when you had the luxury of having people around who actually were.

While not Los Angeles, or, New York, Austin wasn't without it's own problems in terms of normal and Meta crime. The university and music scene on their own brought plenty of people into the population who had two very convenient excuses for being eclectic.<ref>Keep Austin Weird, Right?</ref> After a few months of patrolling rooftops<ref> It's a little known fact that Karcsi is quite adept with a grappling hook and parkour</ref> where she could Karcsi gradually began to meet and network with other young heroes. It came naturally, of course, due to both her extroverted personality as well as the the fact that that she was a convenient and reliable source of information.<ref>After all, she was one of the few people anyone knew who actually liked digging for information. That's boring.</ref>After a few months, Karsci was a regular partner to most of Austin's 'Teen hero' population. In many ways, she was indirectly responsible for bringing that community together; gradually adding this person or that person to a patrol or stakeout, calling in someone to help with a case when a power or just more company would be useful. Serving as an acretion point for the disaffected youth seeking some sort of way to use their powers and establish their identities, Karsci was the centerpiece for a small communications network was, which led to semi regular meetings, and, the occasional 'off the job hangout'<ref>Provided everyone was back in bed by midnight</ref>. In summer 2006, the 'Scouts' had their first 'official' mission as a team.

Half a Million Empty Homes

Makeover's family to the southeast had been out of contact for several weeks. The police as well as FBI had no leads, and, while it was a rather long trip to El Paso, Rosie was desperate. Unanimously and democratically, the Scouts resolved to act - all they needed was a cover story. This came, conveniently in the form of a last minute 'mission trip' to Mexico, and, after a few preparations, the Scouts were off. As it turns out, the mass exodus of citizens from some neighborhoods was both a blessing and a curse to the Scouts. The exodus of Five hundred thousand people due to absurd rise in murder, kidnapping, and drug related crime gave them areas that were easy to search and investigate, and, a mass of possible witnesses. Most of whom, were more than willing to speak to anyone who appeared interested in listening to them. After several days of almost constant search and both telepathic and magical investigation<ref>technological means proved highly unreliable given the near third world status of the area</ref> they were eventually able to locate Ochoa's family in the custody of a group of slavers. It was only after the Scouts had freed them that the authorities were interested in becoming involved, arresting those that had no political or financial influence in the area. And, it was just in time. The week long 'mission' trip was nearing it's end and things had gone perfectly. Until the group was asked to stay around for a few days to assist a joint task-force of Mexican and Texas Law Enforcement in dealing with another problem. Unfortunately; kidnappings, deaths, and disappearances were something that the federal and local law enforcement was all to used to seeing on the Border. What they were not used to was the serial murders that had gotten all the more prevalent in recent months. The Scouts agreed to help on the case and see if they were any more useful in tracking down the killer. While they were ultimately successful, their inexperience became painfully obvious when the group eventually found and confronted Immanuel Espada, Flense. Espada, a veteran member of the EPPD had been using his position and powers in secret for years, and, as an Ex-Marine was no stranger to combat. During the battle several members were injured and Karcsi almost lost the use of her right leg due to the Flense's acidic touch, in addition to sustaining a bullet wound in her right shoulder when the EPPD arrived, and, mistakenly opened fire on the Scouts. While the city agreed to pay the medical bills for the injured teens out of gratitude (and to avoid a possible lawsuit) there was really no other option than to inform the families of the minors. Before they arrived in El Paso and saw their daughter in the hospital; Kevin and Amelia Lamont spoke at length about what exactly they were going to do in terms of disciplinary action. After all, despite the 'good' that had been done: Karcsi had still lied, and, almost gotten herself maimed and killed. In the end they decided that the latter was punishment enough, and, after all both her parents and Karcsi were well aware that in their past they had done similar things. In the end, it was decided by members of the Rangers to put their resources (informal though they were) behind the Scouts and make them an official team. This would provide them with their the Ranger's experience and assistance when needed, and, legitimize them as a training and peer organization for super-powered teens in the Southwest.

For Karcsi, the time after 'Half a Million Empty Homes' was pivotal point in cementing her relationship with her parents. Especially her mother. During her recovery period, while mobile, the rejuvenatory cast she had to wear made her far from agile. As a result she had more than enough time on her hands to focus on her schoolwork in addition to training with her parents. The former, was utterly boring, was more than easily accomplished while manning and coordinating the shared com network of both the Scouts and Rangers<ref>The Scouts had their own, more traffiked private frequency</ref> and in late 2007 Karcsi officially graduated High School.

She also spent a great deal of time working with her mother and a few of the more experienced psychics in the area to develop her powers. It had become clear to her over the coarse of her trip to El Paso that her abilities; while certainly useful coordinating, gathering information, or the occasional distraction, essentially made her a liability against an experienced foe. Her utterly inability to influence Flense's thoughts had more than proved that.

She instead chose to concentrate on a 'lesser' aspect of her powers she had chosen not to pay too much attention too over the years; Her ability to create illusions. This proved to be more than she was looking for. Karcsi and her parents, who assisted her with this training, began to realize that her telepathy was the lesser aspect of her powers. Karcsi's 'main' power was the ability to interface directly with the Astral Plane. This revelation opened new doors for the mutant, and, by the time she was ready to have her cast removed and resume her 'field work' she was ready to leave Whimsy behind and instead adopt a new identity that she felt reflected her illusory abilities a bit more. She was going to be Daydream.

The period of recuperation also provided her with the seed of what would become a passion of hers for many years to come. During a routine visit to her mother's hospital to take her lunch Karcsi happened to make contact with an a head trauma patient had been brought into the ER unconscious and had not woken. While she was unable to use her powers to wake him she discovered that she was able to reach the parts of his mind that were still active, and, at his request found and convinced his fiancé to allow Karcsi to link the two; allowing them to 'speak' and 'spend time together' for the first time since his accident 6 months earlier. She regularly met with the two once a week for several months, and, gradually began to receive more and more solicitations from families and even law enforcement to to perform similar tasks. With no homework and no desire to dive into school again, Karcsi had found something worthwhile to do with her powers beyond heroing and soon had a regular and full schedule of patients and clients who were more than grateful for her assistance.

She also had her hands full with the Scouts. The migration of more and more of the experienced heroes to Michigan had left a firm vacuum which was more than eagerly filled by both the up and coming heroes of the Southwest as well as the 'B' and 'C' listers who had previously been pushed to the sidelines or marginalized. Unfortunately; in the time that it took for the new, and, old heroes to get acclimated and organized the rate of Meta-crime steadily rose. Without the need to tend to a steady job or school Karcsi and several other of the Scouts found themselves in the position of being full time heroes and responsible for central and north Texas. This was made a little easier by establishing a core group that was capable of traveling as needed with a pool of reserve members to draw from around the state.

This approach was, in part, what allowed Justin Marks,aka Bandana, and his group The Outlaws so much success in a region where an excellent response time could be anywhere from 30 seconds to 30 minutes if the incident was local, or, an hour to three or more if the incident were further. The Outlaws, although they attempted to avoid violent crime whenever possible, choosing to stick to elaborate heists or the occasionally armored truck robbery, remained a top priority for the Scouts and the two groups spent a large amount of time in a cat and mouse game<ref>. In more ways than one. Marks had, somehow, obtained Karcsi's phone number and screen names and would regularly send her flirtatious texts, and, the two would chat. He would also volunteer information on the activities of other super-criminals to her if he could, especially if the plans included violence. This remains a well kept secret known only to the two of them</ref>. While the two groups remained largely at odds due to the almost innumerable thefts the Outlaws committed they were the ones who were primarily responsible in saving Daydream and stopping Malachi Adams during the seven day long 'Nightmare Crisis'.

Nightmare Crisis

[Malachi Adams, a middle age professor of Mythology at the University of Dallas had spent years studying magical texts in an effort to 'Bring the Age of Myth back to the World.' His reasoning was, that, magic would be the answer to this and had spent his life searching for a spell or method to accomplish this. Of course spells like this were far beyond the teacher's ability, and, it wasnt until he saw news footage of Daydream and read an interview with her in Teen Hero<ref>July, 2008. She was on the cover!</ref>that he began to suspect that her abilities may be the key to realizing his dream. After a period of investigation he realized that rather than just creating 'illusions' she was, in reality, tapping into the astral plane. This kind of conduit to the Universal Subconscious, he theorized, was the key he needed. All he needed was a plan. He spent the next few months carefully rigging a nearby apartment complex with hidden wards; all set to detonate on his command. It was, at that point, a simple matter of waiting until the Scouts were in the area to trigger them. When the heroes predictably went to assist the firefighters he was ready. Taking her by surprise he was able to kidnap Karcsi and imprison her; using spells to turn her into an open gate to the Astral Plane. Instead of just the wonderful, fantastic things he intended however, his spell also brought forth monsters; ripped from the fears and nightmares of six billion people. While the bulk of the Scouts and Rangers were distracted with containing the various monsters that began spreading out and wrecking havoc; it was the Bandana who, after a few texts and phone calls realized that Karcsi was missing and not simply busy fighting after noticing that in any broadcast he could find she wasn't present. This was confirmed when the Outlaws met and assisted the Scouts in battle by Verve. After a short,strained conversation Bandana and Verve agreed that the Outlaws where the best suited to finding Karcsi, and, if they could, the source of the monsters. It took The Outlaws three days to find the abandoned church Malachi Adams was using as his base; thanks in no small part to Wayfare's abilities. Upon arriving they discovered the now quite insane Adams pulling monster after monster from the Astral Well he had created. The Outlaws were eventually able to defeat Malachi Adams, the fight ending when Bandana used his telekinsis to pinch Adams's carotid artery shut, killing him.

Athough physically fine, the ordeal had left Karcsi drained. She spent the next two days recuperating with The Outlaws in one of their bases, and, in particular spending a great deal of time with Justin Marks. Though there was an undeniable attraction between the two they acknowledge that the chances of them actually making anything long term last were slim unless either was willing to completely change their life. And, neither was. After calling her parents and teammates and assuring them they were ok, and, explaining the situation Karcsi spent another two days with Bandana before deciding it was time to return home. But, not before getting him agree to turn himself into the authorities. He spent a total of 30 minutes in custody before being teleported away by Wayfare.

Convinced that the crisis was behind her, and, completely confused by her feelings regarding Bandana Karcsi attempted to return to her normal life. This was met with some success. An attempted relationship with Verve ended up in almost tearing the core group of Scouts apart when he and Makeover ended up in a relationship on the side; forming a convulted love triangle that was eventually resolved with all three agreeing to remain friends, and, Verve and Makeover a couple.

The Enemy

[Although a few of the freed monsters had remained at large most were destroyed or gradually ceased to exist over the coming months. But, not all. An amalgation of myths known simply as 'The Enemy' was one of the first things to free itself from the Astral Well. In fact, it had been the one to drive Malachi Adams insane. Over the next few months the entity moved in the background, collecting various lost mystical artifacts and setting the stage for it's masterstroke. While initially it went largely unnoticed gradually a few mystics began to feel the the concentration of power as a sense of impending dread, a general 'bad feeling' or unsettling dreams. All the signs became fully realized when, in the middle of the day, buildings made of black basalt began to rise in the Gulf of Mexico. After overturning an oil rig the media was the first on the scene, though, actual visual footage was nonexistant; the pilots and cameramen who were sent to cover it soon found that they couldnt physically look at it for any length of time without developing paralyzing headaches at best. The Rangers and Scouts were mobilized as quickly as possible, arriving at the gulf within a day, they were met by the Outlaws and a few scattered, random indiviuals who had arrived just to help. Spells were cast and the assembled telepaths provided what protection they could before the heroes left the beach to the fully risen city. Upon arriving they faced a mixture of both humans, driven hopelessly insane, demons, and the inhabitants of the city, created by The Enemy with it. While The Enemy was eventually defeated and the city crumbled into nonexistance into the Gulf (after a near tweleve hour battle) it was far from an easy victory. While a majority of the Rangers, Scouts, and Outlaws succeeded in leaving the incedent mostly unharmed there were a few casualties; some having died in the battle, a few not escaping with their sanity.

The events of 'The Nightmare Crisis' and 'The Enemy' left an odd mark on Karcsi. Especially since she, at least in a small way, saw herself as responsible for both. After a few months of remaining active as Co-leader of the Scouts she decided that although she loved the Scouts, after all, it was as much 'hers' as it was anyone's, she desperatly needed some time 'off'. The answer came in the form of stumbling across a webpage for an academy in Millinum City of all places. While, she reasoned, she was comfortable enough with her powers, and, already a high school graduate, 'school' was something she had never really done. And, with spending most of her life on patrol, fighting, or manning the 'switchboard' she had never really had a chance to actually go anywhere. After a few days of dwelling on the idea, she presented it to her parents who both agreed that the experience, vacation, and chance to fill in the gaps of her 'heroic' education would be a good thing. Karcsi applied, and was accepted, to Halycon Academy. Of course joining Halcyon Academy was only part of the reason she decided to come to Michigan, and, not even the largest part. The Academy may have represented a chance for her to learn more about herself and meet more people socially, but, the actual reason she had decided to come to this particular school for Metas wasn’t even related to the school.

Over the course of her ‘career’ Karcsi had always been well aware that her powers lent themselves more to logistic and defensive uses<ref>Her father’s own abilities were similar in practice after all and he was responsible for her earlier training.</ref>. While this suited her personality in many ways, and, gave her a unique and valuable position in a team environment; it always seemed to her that her teammates feelt like she needed protection, and, villains considered her more of an annoyance than an actual threat. Although not all toeather a -bad- thing, Karcsi couldn’t help but look at her mother, or, other teammates of hers and desire the same level of ‘respect’ they seemed to command.

So, in her spare time, she did what she did best. She researched. Countless hours online, and, idly skimming the surface thoughts of various heroes and martial artists she encountered; slowly piecing together various rumors, myths, and bits of speculation. They inevitably to two people. The first was Masume Yasuda; fighter and chi master. And, through him, to Dojingo: a person who seemed to just appear on the scene several months ago, but was already considered to be a legendary trainer of fighters. As long as the cost could be paid. Gradually, Karcsi was able to convince him to accept her as a student, and, it was with this in mind that she left Texas for Michigan.

Her first month in Milennium City was by far one of the oddest and most frustrating of her life. Moments after arriving in the city, before she had even arrived at the school, Karcsi spent a few minutes in combat with a Hydrokinetic in a duck costume. She defeated him easily, once she had stopped laughing. He would continue to obsess over defeating her, however, for months to come. Her many growing relationships among the heroes of the city, as well as the students at the Academy made the transition both harder and easier. After all, she had to fit in with an entirely new crowd; professionally and personally. The relationships that had existed almost her entire life were gone. Her homesickness, combined with a brief period of being mentally 'reprogramed' by a member of the Dark Templars and being (in her mind) responsible for herself and two other students being <ref>One of which was Rave. Who was almost killed</ref> injured was almost enough to send her back home. In the end she decided to stay both in Milenium City and the Halcycon Academy. Mostly due to a few select pieces of advice from various friends<ref>“Karcsi. Man up sweetie.” -Amelia Lamont.</ref>.

Enhanced Physiology

Karcsi's unique genetic structure, at its base, grants her enhanced strength, agility, senses, and a basic healing factor. Functionally she's a bit stronger, faster, and more durable than a baseline human should be, though, it's nowhere near potent enough to be considered superhuman.

Psionics

Psionics, like most biological functions, is defined by what it does rather than how it does it. In Karsci's case, her psionics seem to function along the same principles as sympathetic vibration. A large, developed node in her brain serves as the beachhead of her powers, and it starts its function by 'tuning' itself to the individuals around her. For this reason, Karsci is actually reasonably capable of handling exposure to crowds; only after a few minutes of exposure to any individual is she liable to hear anything, so she is not subject to the classic 'wall of voices' that is commonly associated with uncontrolled psychic. This also makes it harder to hide from her in a crowd; if she has a familiarity with a particular thought process, like a memorized frequency, she can easily hone in on it. With this basis, though, came the connection to the astral plane. Not every psychic is connected to the Astral, but Daydream's mechanism for psychic powers can be used to tune to a broader frequency - and connect with a wholly different dimension of our universe. The astral plane is a mystery, by and large, normally only touched on by mystics, with a large amount of misinformation surrounding its lore. So far, Karsci hasn't become concerned with what it is, but rather what it does and what she can use it to do.

Because the Astral overlays with our own dimension, and is much like a connected fabric sheet, Karsci can impact our world by impacting the Astral; by extruding her mind into the Astral, she's able to deform a similar shape into our real world, creating a 'duplicate' or a 'pet' - a puppet of her own imagination. This lets her extend the reach on her powers, duplicating her own abilities through the mental node. As Karsci has been noted to say, "We're all a lot closer than you might think," indicating that at least from her perspective, the universe is quite small. Since she can use her Astral projection to reach very large distances, it seems reasonable to consider that to be true.

The development of her psychic powers has been the single biggest turning point between Daydream and Whimsy. Whimsy was a detective; Daydream has willed herself to employ every tool at her disposal to make a more concrete impact on things around her. Therefore, Daydream's powers are a bit more visceral, and even what Karsci herself considers cruel. Her allies think of her as a 'healer,' but for the most part her healing is merely shifting impacts forward and backwards in time - diminishing damage's impact, but not its long-term effect. She can diminish the sensation of pain, but the body uses pain to tell the brain to stop doing things that hurt it.

Her telekinesis and flight is actually even more of a cryptic shift from normal psionics; she's actually extruding small footholds and handholds through the astral. When she throws a large object, it's by the creation of what she calls an 'astral ramp' - an energy wave in the Astral that pulls something in this universe along a different gravity vector. The practical upshot of all this is that Karsci is actually very difficult to thwart as a psychic, because her telekinesis is not actual telekinesis. On the other hand, it does mean that dimensional seals and locks can infringe on her abilities.

気まぐれなしかし大きな 赤錯視ラプソディ

[Karcsi Lamont was born with the ability to read and, to a less degree, influence minds. As her powers matured she discovered that the real expression of her mutation was the ability to interface with and manipulate the Astral Plane. Still later in life, the Sensei Dojingo was able to unlock another aspect of her powers. While not a seperate 'power' or 'secondary mutation' Kimagure Na Shikashi Okina; Gensu Sakushi Rapusodi<ref>Loosely translated as: 'Whimsical Idea; Blushing Illusion Rhapsody'</ref> is more accurately described as a focus of her abilities. If her usual method of employing her Astral Manipulation is is a flood light, it becomes a laser. While she is still exploring the potential of this technique so far she's been shown accomplishing three major feats. The first is forming psychic weapons capable of attacking matter on a physical and psychic level. The seconds is using her telepathy to anticipate her opponents while simultaneously finding their weak points and distract them. The third is the use of her telekinesis as a vehicle to increase her acrobatic ability and strength. Essentially using her body as a 'puppet'. While hardly unprecedented tricks on their own the fact that she can focus her abilities in a moment to use them in a completely different way makes this technique incredibly dangerous and versatile.

Equipment

Karcsi carries a variety of 'standard' hero equipment including two communicators. One of which is calibrated exclusively for use by the Scouts and Rangers. She also typically has at least some candy on her of varying types.

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"Come back to Texas! It's just the same since you went away..." - Bandana

"Miss K-- Uh-- Daydream? She's awesome! We're Candy Buddies... We'll be the next b-big crime-fighting duo! 'He's a kid with an attitude and lots of power armor! She's got magic out the wazoo and a shared love for Twix bars.'... and we'd fight crime....hey... That sh-should be a website or somethin'." - Metal Raven

"So help me, if you even think about going back to Texas I will hunt you down and whine at you non-stop, baby. Just saying." - Rave

"The most intelligent one among you insignificant ants is the one who understands when fear is the appropriate response." - The Emissary

"Karcsi..? She's like an M&M. She's bright and crunchy. Er...okay maybe just crunchy...but kinda bright? How about colourful and crunchy?" - Powersurge

"Dreamface is awesome. She manages my band and is fun to hang out with. Oh, and I totally can beat her at Hackie-sack." - Alex

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• Karcsi frequently goes out in public to crowded places looking for someone from her past. Some people say it's a lover, some people say it's an enemy.
• Despite her public information being relatively available, there's the persistant rumour amongst conspiracists that Whimsy is actually Daydream's younger sister.
• Astral projection being what it is, it's rumoured that Karsci is in fact an extradimensional entity, extruding itself onto our universe to learn our ways.
• Rumours persist that Karsci, during her time in Mexico, was recruited into and became a member of the Secret Federalis.
• For some inexplicable reason there's a common wisdom understanding that Karsci is politically conservative and opposes gay marriage. Since she hasn't made large public statements to the contrary, the argument still fosters.
• Rumour has it that Karcsi shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die.
• It is rumoured that Karcsi was born a strapping young boy by the name "Fernandez Manello Enriques Johan Elsalvador."

Karcsi, in a lot of ways, is both a nod too, and, an evolution of a character I played in City of heroes for many, many years. While she's not quite Gossamer Blush for a lot of reasons, she is, I think, what I always wanted Milly to be. Where Milly was jaded and just wanted to be left alone; Karcsi's extroverted and likes talking to people. Where Milly was more than willing to use her powers to mind control that 5th Column agent; Karcsi considers herself above brute manipulation like that. Ultimately, at this time of this writing. I think Karcsi's story is about Growing Up and Having a Happy Childhood.. There's a bit of juxtaposition there, but, it fits I think. She wants to finish finding out who she is, and, at the same time, she wants to finally take the chance to be as free and happy as she can; If she wants to get hopped up on Red Bull and play Hackie Sack in Ren Center, she's going to do it. Because she's realizing that she never really took the time too. That being said, on with the notes.

• Karcsi loves Hackie Sacks. She always carries one and will accept any challenge, anytime, from anyone.
• ^And she'll beat *YOU*.^
• She absolutely hates when people ask if she is reading their mind, or, when they get all freaked out that she's a telepath.
• Karcsi knows her limits. If a super strong or powerful person tries to fight her she'll run without shame. She's not a front liner.
• Although she says she wants to be a doctor, photography's her real love.
• Karcsi's eyes are indeed red.
• She's a huge MST3K and Rifftrax fan.
• She's allergic to Cottonwood
• She hates bees. More than you can imagine. And wasps.
• Daydream is HUGE in Japan. No joke. She has a fan club and fan sites. Unfortunately she also has Doushinji . One time a fan tried to get her to sign one. That didn't go to well for him.
• Karcsi has four barely noticeable scars on her right thigh in the shape of fingertips.
• She writes, plays, and records songs in Reason. No one ever gets to hear them. Ever.
• While not even an occasional smoker. She does always have a pack of cigarettes and a zippo with her.
• Contrary to rumors, she goes to frequents movies, magic shows, and concerts just to 'feel' the reactions of the crowd.
• Karcsi has a tattoo on her left wrist. Upon first glance it may look like random scribbles, but, on closer inspection it reads:

מִזְמֹ֗ור לְאָ֫סָ֥ף אַ֤ךְ טֹ֭וב לְיִשְׂרָאֵ֥ל אֱלֹהִ֗ים לְבָרֵ֥י לֵבָֽב׃ וַאֲנִ֗י כִּ֭מְעַט [נָטוּי כ] (נָטָ֣יוּ ק) רַגְלָ֑י כְּ֝אַ֗יִן [שֻׁפְּכָה כ] (שֻׁפְּכ֥וּ ק) אֲשֻׁרָֽי׃ כִּֽי־ קִ֭נֵּאתִי בַּֽהֹולְלִ֑ים שְׁלֹ֖ום רְשָׁעִ֣ים אֶרְאֶֽה׃ כִּ֤י אֵ֖ין חַרְצֻבֹּ֥ות לְמֹותָ֗ם וּבָרִ֥יא אוּלָֽם׃ בַּעֲמַ֣ל אֱנֹ֣ושׁ אֵינֵ֑מֹו וְעִם־ אָ֝דָ֗ם לֹ֣א יְנֻגָּֽעוּ׃ לָ֭כֵן עֲנָקַ֣תְמֹו גַאֲוָ֑ה יַעֲטָףשִׁ֝֗־ ית חָמָ֥ס לָֽמֹו׃ יָ֭צָא מֵחֵ֣לֶב עֵינֵ֑מֹו עָ֝בְר֗וּ מַשְׂכִּיֹּ֥ות לֵבָֽב׃ יָמִ֤יקוּ וִידַבְּר֣וּ בְרָ֣ע עֹ֑שֶׁק מִמָּרֹ֥ום יְדַבֵּֽרוּ׃ שַׁתּ֣וּ בַשָּׁמַ֣יִם פִּיהֶ֑ם וּ֝לְשֹׁונָ֗ם תִּֽהֲלַ֥ךְ בָּאָֽרֶץ׃ יִשְׂמַ֣ח צַ֭דִּיק כִּי־ חָזָ֣ה נָקָ֑ם פְּעָמָ֥יו יִ֝רְחַ֗ץ בְּדַ֣ם הָרָשָֽׁע׃ וְיֹאמַ֣ר אָ֭דָם אַךְ־ פְּרִ֣י לַצַּדִּ֑יק אַ֥ךְ יֵשׁ־ אֱ֝לֹהִ֗ים שֹׁפְטִ֥ים בָּאָֽרֶץ׃

• Yes, it's arabic.

• A Stone[1] - Okkervil River
• I Just Want the Girl in the Blue Dress to Keep on Dancing[2] Mike Doughty

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