Background & Miscellaneous

‣ Born in a small experimental research hub on the coast of Senegal, later relocated to a hyper-secured facility in Shenzhen. The woman she called mother was only the surrogate — her biological parents were long gone, another casualty of the experiments that made her.

‣ The facility fire wasn’t an accident. She remembers the alarms, the metal warping, and the smell of her own hair burning — but not who set it.

‣ Multiple scars trace her spine and ribs — surgical, deliberate, but undocumented. Her nervous system sometimes reacts before her brain does, as if it’s been programmed to.

‣ Has a habit of answering questions with another question. Thinks it’s more efficient than lying.

‣ She doesn’t laugh much, but when she does, it sounds like static interference — quick, bright, and gone.

‣ Once said, “I don’t dream. I simulate.” No one knew if that was a joke.