☁aviaters
Aviaters have the ability to "fly," although it's not by the use of wings. Someone with this ability has an extra set of mutated chromosomes that allow their body to levitate up to extreme heights off the ground. This ability is fairly common amongst others - it can be difficult to control, and dangerous in the early stages, but as a person with this ability advances, it can be very useful. In higher levels, such as four or five, an aviater's body exerts a force greater than the pressure found at extreme heights, making them able to fly freely without being exposed to fatal air pressure.


LEVEL ONE - In most level one cases, an Aviater can only "levitate" above the ground. If they try to reach greater heights, they usually lose control of the power. Also, they often can't remain levitating over about ten minutes, although it varies.
LEVEL TWO - When an Aviater reaches level two, already time is no longer an obstacle for them. Although they still can't go to very high distances (probably up to 20 feet or so), they can manage to stay off the ground for hours at a time without needing to touch land.
LEVEL THREE - Flying is second nature to walking for a level three Aviater. Usually, aviaters prefer flying and by this stage, have a good grip on their ability. They can reach great heights, hundreds of feet in the air, and rarely need to come down to the ground.
LEVEL FOUR - At this stage, an aviater's body has adjusted completely to the vast amounts of air pressure they must be able to withstand while flying to extreme heights. They can reach great speeds now, making it easy to travel or commute quickly. Being at this level, Aviaters find it challenging to walk somewhere instead of flying, as they have gotten so used to their ability and use it almost instinctively.
LEVEL FIVE - A level five Aviater has total control over flying. They can reach speeds up to 150 mph, and their body adjusts to those speeds so that it can withstand them, much like how they become immune to strong air pressure. When flying at fast speeds, an aviater at this level is also able to slow down their speed in their mind, making them able to dodge obstacles and other hindrances that get in their way.


☁phasers
This ability is often referred to as intangibility. In other words, the ability to phase through solid matter without harm. In the early stages of phasing, it can be a dangerous skill, as it isn't always successful, especially without much experience. There have been some cases in which a phaser gets stuck in the solid matter they are attempting to phase through, which can be dangerous and/or difficult to escape from.


LEVEL ONE - Starting out, a phaser most likely only has the ability to phase small portions of their bodies through solid matter. Accidents aren't as common as they are in other abilities since there isn't much that could happen to a phaser if they lost control of their power. For example, they might accidentally use their ability when trying to open a door, which wouldn't be that big of a problem. Phasers at level one also have instinctive reflexes, as their bodies sometimes instinctively phase during those rare, but possible, hazards. An example could be instinctually phasing during a car wreck. These are the only times a level one phaser might fully phase their bodies.
LEVEL TWO - By level two, a phaser can phase their entire body through solid matter, such as walls, ceilings, etc. These are considering the building blocks to becoming an advanced phaser, and are the key fundamentals used in training.
LEVEL THREE - Once a phaser reaches level three, a phaser can use their ability to phase through people as well as objects. The instinctual phasing usually goes away at this stage, as it was mainly a protection for the early stages, an no longer needed.
LEVEL FOUR - By level four, a phaser can now use their ability to phase through the ground, although usually only about 10 feet deep. Also, they are able to phase through thicker objects that may have been difficult to accomplish in the other stages before now.
LEVEL FIVE - At level five, a phaser gains a powerful use of their ability. It is referred to as inter-changeable phasing, because they have the ability to phase partially through an object or person, and unphase their body before passing through the entire object or person. This may have little use on objects, but can be used dangerously on another person. For example, they could phase their fist into another person's stomach, and quickly unphase while their fist remains in their target's body. This could ultimately, and most likely, kill the target immediately.


☁readers
Have the ability to read the thought's of someone else when concentrated on that person. They do not hear the thoughts of everyone around them, and can only focus on one's mind until they are more experienced, and are able to handle multiple people's thoughts.


LEVEL ONE - Readers at this level can hear thoughts of others, although it is usually random and unintentional. They usually do not have control over the thoughts they hear and who it's from, and the thoughts are usually only important information.
LEVEL TWO - At this level, Readers are able to control the person's thought's they hear, although they still have no control over what they hear.
LEVEL THREE - Same as level two, except now, a Reader can search their target's mind for specific thoughts.
LEVEL FOUR - As a level four, a Reader can hear the thoughts of multiple people, still able to concentrate on each of them.
LEVEL FIVE - A level five Reader has developed extremely good skill tactics with their ability, and has complete control of what they do.