Sooo, I'm really anxious about my OC's lore because I think it's stupid and doesn't really make sense. I don’t really spend much time here, so I guess I’ll forget that I ever posted this, hopefully, but I wanted a place to you know, write it, because I don't have the balls to talk about it with my friends, and most of my friends don't even understand what the fuck I'm talking about anyway. xD
Just in case someone sees this and doesn’t consider it complete bullshit, thank you for taking the time to read it.
Also, if you notice things that may not be entirely cannon, leave me be, okay, I tried to stay as close to canon as possible. I know there's no rule that headcanons have to fully respect the OG lore, but anyway, I did my best to keep it like that. As I said before, it might not make much sense to the readers.
Here goes nothing:
1. Genevieve "Eve" Brand and Kurt Hansen met for the first time at Black Sapphire on March 17, 2025. She walked in like she already belonged there, confident and bold. She was beautiful enough to turn heads immediately, but unlike everyone else in the club, she wasn't performing for attention. Kurt noticed her because she treated the Black Sapphire, something he owned, as if it were just another room. The first thing that caught his eye wasn't her face. It was her attitude. Most people who entered his territory wanted something from him: money, protection, status, or influence. But she looked like she'd be perfectly fine if he never acknowledged her existence. The more he watched, the more interesting she became. She wasn't impressed by Dogtown or the club. She didn't seem afraid of Kurt, nor was she interested in him, and that was when he started paying attention for good. Not because he wanted her, but because he wanted to figure out what her deal was.
2. Both Eve and Kurt had something in common, long before they ever met: Militech. While Kurt proved himself to be one of the megacorporation's most exceptional military assets, Eve was the only known subject to survive the atrocities of a classified blacksite program that believed a rogue AI could only achieve stable integration if introduced during the earliest stages of human neurological development. In different ways, they were both products of the same machine.
3. Though Kurt fell in love first, Eve fell harder. Way harder. Their relationship didn't begin with romance, it began with work. What started as a business arrangement gradually evolved into a partnership, then a relationship. Gig after gig, they learned how the other thought, fought, and operated under pressure. Respect came first, trust followed, and the attraction between them was slower to surface, hidden beneath professionalism and mutual stubbornness. Hansen was the first to realize that his interest in her extended beyond her skills. What had begun as curiosity became a genuine desire to keep her close. Eve, however, was slower to fall, after years of abandonment, exploitation, and betrayal that had taught her to expect the worst from people. But once she did, there was no middle ground. He became one of the few people who saw her as a person rather than a weapon, a project, or a body that existed for other people's pleasure. In return, Eve gave him a level of trust and loyalty she had never offered anyone else.
Well, initially, the post was bigger, but I had to split it 'cause tumblr doesn't let me post things that are too long.
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