Real Name: Jasper Tinveil Age: 30 Height: 5'4" Weight: You wish you knew Eyes: Hazel Hair: Dark blue Skin: Pale blue Marital Status: Single Occupation: Adventurer/ Professional Hero Weapons: Two large circular shaped sickles and assorted small daggers.

Powers:
Jasper has super speed and magical abilities that are in a necromancer class. She is able to use a spell book called the Book of Antioc. Jasper keeps this locked up in an unknown location within the Minutemen Building.

Origin / History:
Jasper was born in the Earth M dimension, the only child of Luthen Tinveil and Nicodemous Rivers. Jasper inherited magical abilities from her mother, and super-speed from her father, and was sent to the Minutemen at an early age for training. Shortly after this her parents fought Luthen’s great grandfather, Lord Fitzgerald, and died. Jasper was devastated when she learned of their death and began hating her own powers. She forced her magical powers into dormancy and threw herself into becoming a superhero. She was part of The Minutemen; a virtual legion that became the main defenders of earth M.

A madman named Olavslaught ripped the Earth M dimension apart; an alternate version of J Street’s Fan boy, he had the power to bring things from comics to life. Despite the efforts of every superhero on Earth M, Olavslaught won and very few people were able to escape Earth M’s destruction. Jasper escaped to J Street with the few surviving Minutemen, but suffered from amnesia and claustrophobia.

Life on J Street never proved to be simple for the Minutemen. They immediately clashed with the Pantheon, though Jasper herself had almost no encounters with the Pantheon. Instead, she was having problems with her own teammates. SilverFox, the half-demon, half-goddess, seemed to deem Jasper in need of improvement. This caused quite a few arguments between the two, and one of SilverFox’s retaliations was to turn Jasper’s hair blue. Unfortunately the spell backfired and turned all of Jasper blue.

J Street could keep any hero perpetually busy, and the other Minutemen began drifting away due to the toll constant fighting took on them. Jasper clung to remains of the Minutemen even when the last of the team disappeared. It was during these hard years that Jasper accidentally fell into the Greyline subway, and met her great grandfather, Lord Fitzgerald. Because of her amnesia she did not recognize him as a threat.

Fitzgerald tried to trick her into working for him and would have killed her if she hadn’t accidentally broken the seal that her mother had placed on the guardian spirit Reaper. Reaper was able to awaken the magical powers that Jasper had been stifling for years. She used her new powers to retrieve her great grandfather’s spell book, The Book of Antioc, and barely escaped with her life. Fitzgerald was last seen on a train heading in the direction of hell, though what became of him no one knows.

With the danger passed, Reaper began trying to train Jasper in the use of her magical powers. She still harbors many fears about magic; because of this and the fact that Reaper is a horrible teacher, she hasn’t progressed very far in her training.