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  This is basically just what it sounds like; Nuvat is capable of reducing his physical self into smoke and can then disperse and assemble elsewhere. Once dispersed, he operates as just a consciousness, and is capable of assault via smoking form - ie blinding, choking someone, etc. There is no limit to how long he can go like this or how often he can do it, as it drains nothing from him and is simply a secondary state of existence compared to an actual skill.
  
  Thanks to his immortality he can sustain massive amounts of damage with little to no adverse affects. He is a sadomasochist, which has proven to increase his tolerance for pain tenfold over the years. He thrives on person or self inflicted pain as well as inflicting pain on others. If you go to hurt him, make sure you don't hold back - and don't be surprised when he gets turned on being as the sensation of pain is one of the things he can feel better than anything else and it's hardwired to his brain to connect with lust.
  
  He's unable to die, cursed into an immortal existence as punishment for his indiscretions. As such it doesn't matter what you do to him, he will always reform; you could behead and dismember him and burn his corpse and he would materialize from the smoke unfazed.
  »I am open to permanent death via a good plot line; aside from this however, don't expect to be able to kill him. You can hurt him as much as you want though!
  
  The night sky is often the only place he dreams about existing in eternity; his connection with the night, the stars and the universe in general allow him to have a too-keen sense of position and time, and also allow him the ability to conjure constellation maps that are ethereal in nature via his fingertips. This ability has no actual use to anyone other than him and aside from showing off it benefits him in no way other than being unable to get lost.
  
  He heals at the same rate as a human; the only plus side to his healing is the fact that he doesn't maintain signs of damage like scars unless inflicted repeatedly during the healing process over a long, long period of time.