Bravo!

I was beginning to wonder how many opponents they were going to end up with during the "get your bearings" phase of the encounter.  I'm curious about the stress boxes, did you have something else open to cut and paste from to save time?  Rolling the dice was handled IRL or on a site and then cut/paste into the thread?

They are effectively Enchanted Items that put blocks on Athletics (or possibly on taking actions at all) to move.  Since location within a zone is mostly moot, the dragging function of the proton packs doesn't need to be statted.

An item that allows manipulation of the Spirit element (as long as you don't cross the streams that is) including blocks, etc.  As far as uses per scene you'd have to decide on a nice number depending on how much of a role you want the device to play (more for a central role or multiple ghosts per scene).

Here's my output in html:

<b>Kim, Chung-hee</b> <b>(<i>Soulcatcher78</i>)</b>
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<br /><b>High Concept:</b> The Invisible Man
<br /><b>Trouble:</b> Lonliness of the long distance runner
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<br /><b>Other Aspects:</b>  Stranger in a strange land; 'm just a face in the crowd; lways root for the underdogs; Do unto others and then run away
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<br /><b><u>SKILLS</u> (<i>+25</i>)</b>
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<br /><u>Alertness:</u> Average (+1)
<br /><u>Athletics:</u> Fair (+2)
<br /><u>Conviction:</u> Fair (+2)
<br /><u>Discipline:</u> Good (+3)
<br /><u>Endurance:</u> Great (+4)
<br /><u>Fists:</u> Good (+3)
<br /><u>Investigation:</u> Average (+1)
<br /><u>Lore:</u> Fair (+2)
<br /><u>Rapport:</u> Average (+1)
<br /><u>Resources:</u> Average (+1)
<br /><u>Scholarship:</u> Average (+1)
<br /><u>Stealth:</u> Great (+4)
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<br /><b><u>STUNTS</u> (<i>-1</i>)</b>
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<br /><u>Tower of Iron WIll (<i>Discipline</i>)</u> [-1]: Allows use of Discipline during social checks
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<br /><b><u>POWERS</u> (<i>-4</i>)</b>
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<br /><u>Channeling</u> [-2]
<br /><u>Ritual</u> [-2]
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<br /><b><u>Total Refresh Cost:</u></b> -5
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<br /><b><u>NOTES</u></b>
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<br />Focus items:
Ring #1 Block 5, specific rote (Hide in Plain Sight-Ocultar nosotros), increase to conviction +3
Pendant Block, specific rote (Hide in Plain Sight-Ocultar nosotros), increase to Discipline +2 
Ring #2 Defensive, increase to Conviction +1 when channeling spirit

Rotes:
Hidden "Oculto": Personal veil not requiring a focus.  This is his "go-to" rote for stepping out of situations that he feels are getting out of hand.

Hiding in plain sight "Ocultar nosotros": Allows him to veil more than himself but requires him to use a focus item if he has to cover more than 2 people.

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And in text form:

Kim, Chung-hee (Soulcatcher78)

High Concept: The Invisible Man
Trouble: Lonliness of the long distance runner

Other Aspects:  Stranger in a strange land; 'm just a face in the crowd; lways root for the underdogs; Do unto others and then run away

SKILLS (+25)

Alertness: Average (+1)
Athletics: Fair (+2)
Conviction: Fair (+2)
Discipline: Good (+3)
Endurance: Great (+4)
Fists: Good (+3)
Investigation: Average (+1)
Lore: Fair (+2)
Rapport: Average (+1)
Resources: Average (+1)
Scholarship: Average (+1)
Stealth: Great (+4)

STUNTS (-1)

Tower of Iron WIll [-1] (Discipline): Allows use of Discipline during social checks

POWERS (-4)

Channeling [-2]
Ritual [-2]


Total Refresh Cost: -5


NOTES

Focus items:
Ring #1 Block 5, specific rote (Hide in Plain Sight-Ocultar nosotros), increase to conviction +3
Pendant Block, specific rote (Hide in Plain Sight-Ocultar nosotros), increase to Discipline +2 
Ring #2 Defensive, increase to Conviction +1 when channeling spirit

Rotes:
Hidden "Oculto": Personal veil not requiring a focus.  This is his "go-to" rote for stepping out of situations that he feels are getting out of hand.

Hiding in plain sight "Ocultar nosotros": Allows him to veil more than himself but requires him to use a focus item if he has to cover more than 2 people.

Have you considered putting a section in for Rotes or would it be easier to use the "stunts" section for that?

Very nicely implemented!  I hope to punch one up with this tomorrow and see how well the exporting to html works (my brain is too tired right now, even for cut and paste).

Being an "Outsider" He Who Walks Behind should be enough to scare anyone short of a Senior Council Member.  Without some sort of magical firepower to back him up I think your PC would be asking for a slow and brutal death trying to take him on.

Some Aspects you might consider (being a European WCV):
New to the continent (can be played many different ways including being condescending towards the "colonists", not knowing the social norms, being able to command attention due to being different "those european guys get all the girls who think they sound like Sean Connery"), and driving on the left.
Black sheep of the family similar to the one Thomas has for the Raith family.
My uncle, the prince your family name is associated with a royal family or two, this brings with it some requirements (you must attend certain functions) but brings with it recognition and resources not normally available to the PC.

Think of it as a story and you have to take parts of the story and explain what they mean.  This is how I finally got the handle on Aspects (at least I think I have a handle on them  ).

It's Don Bob, having guys whacked for not paying off their debts to the mob (or whatever) and when the PCs investigate, they discover that Don Bob is a wizard.  They load up to fight presumed warlock Don Bob, but discover that he's a member of the council in good standing.  It's not like Don Bob is breaking the Laws, after all.  If you want to be particularly mean, you can have them find this out after they've put a bullet into Don Bob's head...    So Don Bob, who was heroically holding back the red court with his underworld connections is now dead.  The city just got more dangerous.

This one I like...sneaky double edged sword.  Now the wardens will want to have a "conversation" with the PCs.  Getting the "hands off" signal from the wardens early on might bring up an "I told you so" situation later that you can use to rope the PCs in to protecting Boston from the RCV.

I'm using her as a model for a werepanther (think Nastassja Kinski from Cat People) and wanted to make sure I understood how that would work...no wonder Ghouls are such high demand as muscle, that'd make them equal (if uglier) damage wise in a fight.

Reading the pdf at work has helped get two more people interested in the books (my copies of Fool Moon and Storm Front are currently on loan) and are having their typical page turning crack like effect so another two fans are born!