Living Weapon Whumpee Asks!
I have had a ton to do with school this past week, and I have an exam tomorrow, which is why I haven't posted much🙄 BUT I plan to reward myself after the exam tomorrow with finishing up the next chapter of Six Months Free! That should be posted in the next day or two.
In the meantime, enjoy a few more living weapon whumpee asks for Diana! Thanks for the great questions @cepheusgalaxy, they're so much fun!!!
Previous Living Weapon Whumpee Asks
Do they have a comfort object?
When she was a kid, she had a stuffed rabbit that she took with her everywhere. It would go to the lab with her, trainings, all the things, but the REIA took it when Diana graduated to be a full-fledged hero
Are they enhanced in some way? Like drugs/metal transplants/magic to improve their capacity?
Yes! Diana was genetically enhanced within the REIA laboratory and has been raised there. She has enhanced physical strength, accelerated healing (not to a crazy level, but she heals a little faster than the average person), hydrokinesis, and empathy. Interestingly enough, the empathy was a genetic mistake. EI427 was part of a sample group of 30 who were experimented with to heighten specific character traits amongst the subjects, since they were going to be heroes. By attempting to nurture compassion and understanding in her, this mutated into the superpower of empathy.
Are they a favorite? Are they precious or replaceable?
She is not a favorite. They considered disposing of her entirely due to the empathy error, but EI427 has performed well despite that mistake.
What is their name? Is it a number? Do they have a nickname? Who uses it?
Her name was EI427 while in the lab. At graduation, her handler chose the hero name of Siren, and was in charge of her after leaving the academy. However, when she ran away, she chose the name Diana for herself.
Did they have a life before this?
No. Diana was born and raised within the Regulation for Enhanced Individuals’ Association’s laboratory.
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