And here is the main character of my other major series going on behind the scenes - Luna Jackson. She is a fifth grader with telekinetic powers, and along with some of the other kids in the class, she is dedicated to fighting the forces of darkness. I'll go into more detail about the overall project at a later date. As for Luna specifically, she's a bit tougher of a character than I usually go for. She likes to do things on her own, and she has a bit of an angry streak. Things in life haven't going the best for her. Her mother has recently gotten remarried, and she's not too fond of the new guy, especially since she's not entirely over her own father's death. She finds that the powers and the fighting monsters thing gives her life purpose, but in the world of Forgotten Nightmares, you only keep them so long - something she is keenly aware of.
On a meta note, as a kid, telekinesis is the power that I always wanted. Video games, from my perspective, never really nailed the feeling of having telekinesis - even ones about psychic powers, like Psychonauts. Telekinesis was usually just used for solving puzzles or "throw thing." There are a ton more practical applications of telekinesis. Ironically, I think Garry's Mod and its gravity and phys guns came closest to getting the feeling of telekinesis.
I also tried to go for a bit of a different art style than I do with my typical "Growing Around" art style. This series is like... completely on the other end of the tone scale. It's harsher, darker, and a hell of a lot tougher.