Suzuki Mine
Overlord of Ambition
I keep making characters that I don't even know if I'll put into this roleplay.
Someone make it stahp. ;;; u ;;;
Someone make it stahp. ;;; u ;;;
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- Full Name
Morrigan
Nicknames
Morri, Endergirl
Codename
N/A
Gender
Female
Age
Sixteen
Rank
C
Limiter
Level 2, Active
Role
Student
- Race
Caucasian/???
Hair
Black
Eyes
Silver (Purple)
Height
6'7"
Figure
Lean and slender
Notes
N/A
- Helpful
Be it holding doors open for others, giving her seat to the elderly or expressing her pleases and thank yous, Morrigan is quite the mannered individual. She likes to be of use to others, and with her abilities and her height she knows she can do things others cannot. Sometimes she gets a bit of payment for what she does, but mostly she helps others because she genuinely likes to make people happy.
Taciturn
Tall, dark and quiet. Morrigan rarely speaks unless the circumstance demands that she does, and even then her words are short and to the point. Her expression also looks quite stoic and serious, so figuring out what she's thinking from that isn't advised. The majority of her communication is done through hand gestures and drawing pictures.
Awkward/Creepy
Though she's been living with her makeshift family for years now, Morrigan still hasn't gotten a full grasp on the basics of interaction. When work is involved she does so without a stutter in step or the bat of an eye. But when it comes to hanging out and having a casual conversation with someone, Morrigan becomes flustered and her hand gestures become harder to decipher. From the way she looms over others with her height to her eternally deadpan stare, it's not too farfetched to think that Morrigan is also kinda creepy. It also doesn't help that she has a habit of staring at people.
Explosive
Everything considered so far, Morrigan looks to be a pretty stand-up gal. And then someone has to go and make her angry. Not just anything'll trigger it; mostly genuine threats to herself or those that she cares about. Suddenly that cold stare turns into a cold fire as Morrigan goes from neutral to silent rage in half a second flat. Furthering the shock of this is that, when she does have this switch flipped, she has no qualms with literally breaking a person in half. That little voice in a person's head that tells them 'stop, you're gonna kill them'? She doesn't have that. They wanted to hurt someone else, so she hurt them first.
History
The first records of Morrigan have her at the age of ten, when she was first spotted within the backstreets of a particularly impoverished portion of Baltimore. Having been adopted into one of the street families that dotted the city, when the 'mother' was asked about her they said they just found her wandering. She didn't know her name, her age, where she was from or even how she got to where she was. She barely knew any words, and when she did try to communicate it was more through grunts, grumbles and hand gestures. They tried getting her to write, but what little she was able to write looked like gibberish or childish drawings to them. It was almost as if she was just brought into existence as is.
As years went on the girl - whom had been named Morrigan by her self-appointed parents - began developing defined personality traits. She appeared to be very helpful and wanted to do everything from folding laundry to collecting cans and bottles. She also displayed impressive strength, and began using it to net temporary jobs moving heavy things around stores and warehouses in the city. A bit strange, but as she was doing it for less than minimum wage the employers just shrugged it off. She was a bit slow on the uptake when it came to reading and writing, but was able to copy spoken words after a few dozen tries. And then the incident occurred.
Having nearly killed a man without even realizing it, nor really showing any signs of being troubled over her actions, the family had a meeting and sat down to discuss what would be done. The other two children thought it was pretty cool what Morrigan had did, but the parents felt that there was something wrong with the girl; something that may have been a part of her origins. As if on cue Morrigan approached them with a newspaper article, mentioning the AEGIS program that was located in Baltimore. While her parents were reluctant to allow her to be a part of a program associated with the Commonwealth, Morrigan's desire to find out more about herself eventually broke down their reservations.
Not long after she hugged her family goodbye before being whisked away to Facility 108. The first year there was incredibly tough for Morrigan. Not only was she around way more people than she was use to, but both her lack of knowledge about herself, her lack of skill in using her abilities and her illiteracy held her back significantly. On more than one occasion she ended up snapping on someone, which sometimes lead to trips to the infirmary for the student and periods of confinement and monitoring for Morrigan. In the end she made very little progress and was made to repeat her Freshman year.
MORE TO COME... - Deena Louis
The mother figure of the patchwork family. Formerly a seamstress, she became indebted due to her failing business and ended up homeless. There she met Louis, and together they've come together to make as nice of a home for the children they come across as possible.
Louis Dean
The father figure within the family. Formerly a teacher, a bout with depression and alcoholism put him out of a job and out on the streets. There he met Deena, and together they helped support one another, and now help to support the children they come across.
Kerrie
Morrigan's older brother figure. He ran away from a destructive home and has been on the streets ever since. He picks on Morrigan often and chides her for the smallest things, but when push comes to shove he's there for his siblings. He's not-so-secretly upset that Morrigan is taller than him, despite him being older.
Bella
Morrigan's little sister figure. She was found discarded in a dumpster as a toddler by Louis and Deena, who took her in as their own. She's somewhat more frail on the health side of things, but that doesn't stop her from trying to keep up with her older siblings. - Warp
Morrigan can teleport to any empty space within a thirty meter radius from herself as long as her full height can fit in it. This includes being able to port through walls and out of boxed spaces. The exact method of travel is currently unknown, but studies during her power examination have picked up readings of foreign particles in the wake of her teleportation. This had lead researchers to believe that she may be using an alternate realm as a means for travel.
- Alien Form: Morrigan's body displays something slightly beyond that of the usual genetic coding of the super gene. She's taller than the average human, but shows no signs of strain on her bone structure. Her muscles are woven in a way that allows for a surprising amount of strength despite her form, and her skin has shown to be more resilient to being cut or pierced. It's theorized that she is this way to withstand the method of her teleportation.
- Mood Ring Eyes: When Morrigan activates her teleportation her eyes change colors to a vivid purple. Her eyes also change to this coloration when she is upset.
Limitations
- Fluster Fried: At the moment it takes quite a bit of Morrigan's concentration to teleport at her own will, which makes up about 10% of such instances. If Morrigan is surprised or becomes extremely nervous/embarrassed/scared, she'll spontaneously teleport to a random location within her range.
- You Must Be This Tall To Ride: Morrigan can only teleport into spaces where she can stand up at her full height. Her teleportation seems to predetermine this in order to place her in a location meeting this standard.
- Rain, Rain, Stay Away: Morrigan's skin reacts extremely poorly to unfiltered water, which acts much like acid once it makes contact. Umbrellas are a necessity.
- Bulletproof Vest: Morrigan's skin is more akin to a simple kevlar. That means that, while bullets and similar high speed projectiles won't penetrate her skin easily, they still hurt like a bitch.
- 30 Shades of Grey: Though the true nature of Morrigan's physiology is a little out of reach, one thing that researchers have been able to figure out is that Morrigan has less grey matter than the average human. This - combined with her muscle structure - have been attributed as to why Morrigan has the brute strength that she does. Because of it though she's not as capable of fine motor skills, and as such struggles with them more than others.
- Alien Form: Morrigan's body displays something slightly beyond that of the usual genetic coding of the super gene. She's taller than the average human, but shows no signs of strain on her bone structure. Her muscles are woven in a way that allows for a surprising amount of strength despite her form, and her skin has shown to be more resilient to being cut or pierced. It's theorized that she is this way to withstand the method of her teleportation.
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