Dehydration
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| Dehydration | |
|---|---|
 Haram begins to be dehydrated. | |
| Held by: | Rollo Fusor's accomplice |
| Ability to: | Rapidly remove water |
Dehydration is the ability to remove the water contained in objects or people by force of will.
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Characters
- Rollo Fusor's accomplice is the only character known to have this ability.
Limits
According to Haram's journal, the possessor of this ability can dehydrate anything touched, including people (Golden Handshake, Part 1). However, Claude receives information from the Company—based on the French Riviera evidence—that the power may only affect organic matter (Golden Handshake, Part 2). Other limits—such as how long it takes and the number of people or objects she can affect at once—are currently unknown. It is not yet clear whether this power is fully under the possessor's control or it affects everything she touches. Fusor's accomplice pushed Haram into the Mediterranean with no dehydrating results, but she may have only had contact with his clothing.
Examples
 Haram discovers that Rollo Fusor's captive, Monsieur Pizet, has died of dehydration... |
 ...and his arm easily detaches from his body. |
 A Frenchman... |
 ...as well as Rollo himself... |
 ...were dehydrated by his accomplice... |
 ...such that a gunshot wound clears a hole through his body. |
 A Paris utility worker falls from the top of a hotel after being dehydrated. |
 Haram's face begins to dehydrate. |
 Haram uses the woman's hands to turn her into a pile of dust... |
 ...until all that's left of her is a pair of hands. |
Notes
- Believing Rollo Fusor had this ability, Haram said he could "suck the life out of his victims."
- After examining the body of Monsieur Pizet, the Company concluded that this power would only work on organic materials.
- Rollo Fusor's accomplice causes a tree to fall in a Paris park. Though it is unknown exactly how she did this, it is suspected she dehydrated the tree first. (Golden Handshake, Part 3)
- The notes kept by the Company call the woman a "water vampire". (Golden Handshake, Parts 3 and 4).
- In an interview, Duncan Rouleau and Steven T. Seagle explained how Fusor's accomplice was able to be killed by her own hand under certain circumstances: "She can touch herself, it's just that once she starts the siphon, it goes—So Haram turning her hand against her at that moment was key. She couldn't think fast enough to stop it."
