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Júlio da Silva Fenton-Awnthorpe
| Birth | 13 May 1899 |
| Parents | Andrew Fenton-Awnthorpe (father), María José da Silva (mother) |
| Career | [1] |
| Known for | Liking stones |
Júlio da Silva Fenton-Awnthorpe, PhD is a Scottish-Brazilian C.H.E.S. Grand Master; he is the great-grandson of late Grand Master Romeo Awnthorpe. His greatest and perhaps only skill in life is his above-average knowledge of Mate.
He also has a doctorate in Geochemistry and Geotectonics from the University of São Paulo, because he thought it would help him make better use of his ability. Ultimately, it didn’t.
Ability
Seven Sick Stones
| Effect | Creates seven giant granite slabs that weigh 7 tonnes each, which he throws at his opponents |
| Power | 8/10 |
| Rarity | Rare |
| Destructive Power | 8/10 |
Júlio’s ability, Seven Sick Stones allows him to conjure 7 gigantic slabs of granite and propel them at speeds close to Mach 1.2. He can activate this ability repeatedly to bombard his opponents with never-ending volleys of stones, though prolonged use of this ability takes a toll on the user’s body that often requires several weeks’ rest to recover from.