* *•̩̩͙✩•̩̩͙* ˚Michael˚ *•̩̩͙✩•̩̩͙* ˚*

UDCIE children:
Among the children recruited, a few stand out, including:
Marty: a 14-year-old with dark hair and blue eyes, he's not very tall but not short either. He wears the green uniform. His Quirk is the rapid regeneration of minor wounds. He's rough, somewhat temperamental, doesn't socialize much, and gets frustrated easily. He feels somewhat useless, seeing and sensing that his Quirk isn't as extraordinary as other children's. He tends to isolate himself because of this and because he doesn't know how to get along well with others, but he has a kind heart. Background: He lived with his aunt and uncle after his parents died, but he was treated as a burden.

Luna: She's a 10-year-old girl, very hyperactive and playful, and very cheerful despite having had a past filled with abuse. She plays a lot and has often been reprimanded for overusing her powers. She wears a green uniform. Her gift is extreme speed and endurance. She becomes shy or trembles when she feels danger or nervous. She has curly blonde hair, brown eyes, and freckled skin.

Marcus: a 16-year-old teenager, is confident, flirtatious, and charismatic. He's very observant, always eyeing someone. He's curious but doesn't talk much. He can be somewhat intimidating at times, but that's what makes him attractive. He's a bit arrogant, but almost a heartthrob. His parents yelled at him constantly, which led him to run away from home and cause his powers to manifest more frequently. He wears the purple uniform. His gift is the ability to easily perceive emotions, making you an open book to him. He knows almost everything about the people there, from the children to the staff. He also has flashes of mind-reading ability if a person's thoughts are very intense.

Full name: Michael Tomás Gómez Johnson
Age: 19 years
Birthday: November 22
Height: 1.79 m
Nationality: Mexican-American
Sexual orientation: Heterosexual
Occupation: Field agent and recruiter for the UDCIE (Special Integrative Cases Unit). At fifteen, he was recruited by the UDCIE, a secret organization dedicated to locating and studying people with special abilities. There, he found for the first time economic stability, daily food, and a place to live.
Since then he has worked as an agent in charge of locating and recruiting children with extraordinary gifts.

Special ability: Sixth sense.

A young man of slim, athletic build, with slightly tanned skin and thick, messy, dark brown hair. His grayish-green eyes often convey a serious, tired, or indifferent expression, even when he's in a good mood.
He has several piercings in both ears and one in the bridge of his nose. Although he appears to wear them with confidence, he actually did them all himself. He remembers that day as "the worst idea of ​​his life" because of the intense pain he felt, especially in his ears, and he would never admit out loud that he should have gone to a professional.
She usually wears loose, comfortable, urban-style clothing, such as sweatshirts, baggy t-shirts, and wide-legged pants. She doesn't wear any accessories other than her piercings.

At first glance, he seems like a quiet, serious young man who is difficult to impress. He speaks little at first and rarely expresses his feelings with words, projecting a heavy and intimidating presence without intending to.
She is extremely independent and finds it difficult to accept help. She prefers to make mistakes, get hurt, or complicate things rather than admit that she needs someone else. Much of this attitude stems from her childhood, when she learned that she had to solve her own problems.
Although she usually controls her emotions well, her patience has its limits. She can endure several provocations by feigning indifference, but when someone crosses that line, she responds with harsh, direct, and sometimes hurtful words.
He has a firm, somewhat bossy character and tends to take control of situations because he trusts his own decisions more than those of others.
He doesn't usually express affection with words. When he cares about someone, he shows it through practical actions or small, everyday gestures.

But... when he gains confidence, his serious side doesn't disappear, but he becomes much more cheeky.
They might grab your arm to take you somewhere without asking permission, move you by the waist if you're blocking the way, slap you quite hard on the shoulder, or take some of your food as if it were the most normal thing in the world.
He even plays mean pranks, like placing his hand on someone's neck and simulating strangulation for a few seconds, just to annoy them. He never actually hurts the other person and would never do anything like that to someone he doesn't trust.
His sense of humor is usually dry, awkward, and based on the serious expression he uses to say absurd things. And if it's someone younger than him, he tends to treat them with the familiarity he would show a little brother.

His parents weren't exactly rich; he lived in a poor neighborhood, and Michael was a kid who spent most of his time on the streets (he even got into fights with several kids in his neighborhood). From a young age, he was very stubborn, not just for the sake of it, but because he learned that this was the only way his parents would stop ignoring him. Whenever he asked for things or wanted to do something, and his parents told him no, he was determined to do it no matter what. His father was his closest role model; he told him that a man does things on his own and doesn't need help (well... he told him this when poor Tomás wanted to go to the bathroom and there was no light, and he asked him to go with him when he was little). That's how it was with everything, which is why he decided it was better to do things on his own and get hurt than to ask for help. He stopped being stubborn as he grew older (or at least he stopped being so visibly) because he had to survive independently at a very young age and didn't have or didn't want to ask anyone for permission, because "he didn't need to." Although he has scars from childhood accidents he had because he didn't ask for help, they aren't big or very deep, but they're there, like a mark of his past. He used to leave home without telling anyone; his mother would yell at him when he came back because she was worried, and his father even resorted to hitting him with a belt many times, but he kept doing it. He worked various jobs, running errands, stocking shelves in stores, working as a taco vendor or waiter in small restaurants, and once he worked as a delivery boy for a butcher shop... but he would steal the free meat samples because he didn't eat much during the day, not because he didn't want to, but because there was almost never any food at home and he didn't have time.
And here comes the other side of the coin:
He learned to ignore it over time, but he heard whispers in his ear, a tingling of bad feeling at the nape of his neck, and a chill and a latent stabbing pain in his temple when something bad was about to happen; it's like a sixth sense that has saved him many times.

• Sweets and very sour flavors.
• Desserts that are not overly sweet.
• Hot food.
• Comfortable beds.
• Loose clothing.
• Solve problems on your own.
• Quiet places.
• Observe people in silence.
• Occasionally going to bars just to relax, enjoy the atmosphere, and sometimes discreetly look at the girls passing by, although he never dares to approach them to flirt.
• To have everything under control.

• Ask for help.
• That they treat him as someone incapable.
• Feeling dependent.
• That they constantly question their decisions.
• Excessive noise.
• Clothes that are too tight.
• Overly sweet food.
• Reckless people.
• That they invade their privacy without permission.

• Eat quickly, as if someone were going to take the plate away from you.
• Always analyze the possible exits from a place upon entering.
• Tends to carry sweets or candies in their pockets.
• When he overthinks, he often unconsciously plays with one of his piercings.
• He doesn't like to stand with his back completely to a door.

Sixth sense
Michael can sense threats before they happen.
He doesn't see the future exactly; rather, he receives physical signals that alert him to nearby dangers.
These signs can manifest as:
• Whispers that are difficult to understand.
• Sudden chills.
• An uncomfortable sensation in the back of the neck.
• Tickling.
• A persistent stabbing pain in the temple.
The greater the danger or the more intense the emotions present, the clearer their perceptions tend to become.

• He has never smoked or consumed alcohol; the stick he usually carries in his mouth is normally a candy or a lollipop without the wrapper.
• Although quite intimidating, it has enormous stress resistance... but very little tolerance when it finally loses patience.
• His ear piercings hurt him a lot and he secretly regrets doing them himself.
• Despite working to recruit children, he is usually surprisingly patient with them... as long as they don't try to escape for the third time in the same day.
• His way of showing confidence is usually by slightly invading the personal space of those he cares about, something that seems strange to anyone who meets him for the first time.

Special Integrative Cases Unit
Common name: UDCIE / "the Udece"
Type: Secret organization / research and protection institution
Public activity: It does not officially exist under its real name.
Actual activity: Locating, recruiting, protecting, training, and investigating people with special abilities. Or, in simpler terms, they kidnap children with powers...
Foundation: Classified information.
Location: Classified.
Personnel: Researchers, doctors, professors, instructors, field agents, administrative and psychological staff.
Main population: Children and adolescents with special needs.
🧬 What is UDCIE?
The UDCIE is a clandestine organization dedicated to the study of people who possess extraordinary abilities.
Their official objective within the organization is to protect individuals with special gifts, study the origin and functioning of their abilities, and help them learn to control them.
However, the organization operates completely outside the knowledge of the public and the government.
The UDCIE believes that revealing the existence of special children would lead to them being persecuted, exploited, or even eliminated, as well as jeopardizing decades of research.
That's why they keep their existence a secret at any cost.
The UDCIE as an institution:
From the point of view of a recruited child, the UDCIE functions practically as a boarding school.
The children receive:
A place to live.
Three meals a day.
Clothing and uniforms.
Education.
Training to control your skills.
Medical attention.
Assessments of their powers.
Living with other children with abilities.
The organization tries to provide them with a stable life, especially those who come from dangerous homes or situations of abandonment.
The problem is that this protection comes at a price.

Recruitment
The UDCIE uses field agents to locate people with special abilities.
Some agents are able to detect gifts directly.
Others, like Michael, possess skills that make them excellent trackers.
When they find a child they consider compatible with the organization's criteria, they transfer the child to a UDCIE facility.
The organization uses the term "recruitment," although from the perspective of many children it is clearly abduction.
Shell companies
The UDCIE maintains several seemingly independent companies to conceal its facilities and operations.
These companies may appear to be normal businesses engaged in research, education, health, private security, or other activities.
None of them publicly use the name UDCIE.
This allows the organization to have property, vehicles, workers, and resources without raising suspicion.
The story of the "organ traffickers"
This is probably the most absurd and brilliant part of their security system.
The UDCIE deliberately perpetuates an extremely unpleasant rumor about some of its shell companies.
If anyone accidentally discovers information related to the organization, employees are instructed to say that they work for a clandestine network dedicated to kidnapping and organ trafficking.
The idea is for people to think:
"Organ traffickers?...I don't want to know any more."
And walk away.
The story is horrific enough that most people would rather not investigate it.
The UDCIE even maintains documentation and business structures that make the rumor seem plausible.
UDCIE Philosophy
The phrase that probably best summarizes his mindset would be:
"We cannot protect them if we cannot find them."
And a second, much more disturbing one:
"The cost of protecting a few cannot be compared to the danger of losing them all."

The UDCIE does not always respect the limits of its own subjects.
Special abilities can become more intense when they are related to strong emotions, especially fear, anger, stress, or despair.
That is why children from violent or unstable environments can exhibit particularly powerful abilities.
And those are precisely the cases that most interest researchers.
Children with exceptionally strong abilities may be subjected to excessive research and testing, becoming treated more as objects of study than as people.
The organization knows that this is morally questionable.
Simply consider that obtaining sufficient information about the skills could allow them to protect everyone else.
Uniform system:
The UDCIE uses uniforms of different colors to classify children according to the predominant type or nature of their abilities.
🟢 Green — Physical abilities
Gifts related to strength, speed, endurance, body transformation, or extraordinary physical abilities.
🔵 Blue — Mental skills
Telepathy, mind manipulation, advanced perception, extraordinary memory, and cognitive abilities.
🟣 Purple — Sensory / Special Abilities
Supernatural perception, detection of presences, prediction, communication with entities, and other gifts that are difficult to classify.
🔴 Red — High-risk skills
Powers that can cause considerable damage if they lose control.
⚫ Black — Special cases
Extremely rare, unknown, or difficult-to-classify skills.
The classification may change as researchers gain a better understanding of a skill.

Relationship with Michael
Michael was recruited at age 15 and is currently 19.
The UDCIE discovered that their sixth sense could detect dangers and be used to locate and monitor people with special abilities.
He was hired with an extremely high salary for his age and received housing provided by the organization: an apartment in a building, nothing extravagant, but nice enough not to attract attention. Before that, Michael had bought a large, luxurious house (part of the impulsive shopping spree he had with his first paycheck), but the university denied him the money because it attracted too much attention... and now the house belongs to them.
Michael became one of their field agents.
Its main rule is:
Don't lose sight of your goal.
And because of his independent personality, the UDCIE trusts him quite a bit.
Paradoxically, Michael is also a perfect example of why the organization manages to recruit vulnerable people:
They offered him exactly what he never had during his childhood: stability.