Character Registration<br/>Name: Dianna #412<br/><br/>Age: Around 14<br/><br/>Sex: Female<br/><br/>Appearance: Shoulder length black hair, fair skin, 5' 2", blue eyes, slight figure, toned body.<br/><br/>Occupation: Experimental test subject by the LEAF for a human weapon against the PRV.<br/><br/>Current City: Jahhoi<br/><br/>Background: Was adopted at an early age by high-ranking LEAF officials and brought to a base in the capitol. There she was given the name Dianna and became the 412th Dianna to be experimented on there. The experiments were designed to access the theoretical unused part of the human brain that triggers psychic abilities. During the process she was given schooling to stimulate the regular parts of her brain, and intense physical training so that her body would be able to tolerate the experiments. This training was mostly for strength and agility, but the way it was done was more to build up her pain tolerance. As for the actual experiments, there were several close calls. It was a risky procedure in which they attempted to stimulate her brain activity by sending charges of electricity through her body. It wasn't normal electricity though. It was far more powerful for one thing, and for another this electricity was drawn to a chip implanted at the peak of her skull, and the source was the natural electricity running her heart. The chip created a static field that multiplied the amount of electricity in her heart, and the access energy was drawn through the unused parts of her brain into that chip. The theory was that the energy sent to the chip would be converted into a static field that would be sent to the rest of the body, so that the body would be able to tolerate the extra brain activity, but that usually wasn't the case. With most of the test subjects either their brain was fried, their heart stopped, or their spinal cord snapped, some didn't even live through the chip implantation surgery. Dianna #412 was a miracle to say the least. But she never wanted to be a weapon, at least not one controlled by others. She wanted to do things of her own free will. The only reason she was still hanging around that base was to refine her steadily strengthening powers. And the officials didn't know this, but she could now activate the chip and start the process on her own. As soon as she's ready, she plans to punish all those who tried to control her.<br/><br/>Special Skills/Skill Set: Strong, agile, trained in fighting, very high pain tolerance, mild telekinesis (growing stronger), can direct powerful electrical pulses out of her body.<br/><br/>Reason for joining the rebellion: She wants to be her own person and punish those who tried to control her.<br/><br/>Equipment: three small metal balls, a knife, a concealed knife sheath.<br/><br/>Area of contact(s): She eaves dropped on some of the higher ups and heard them talking about some rebellion. She thought it was a perfect opportunity to make her way as an individual. She knows the names, faces and locations of many of the highly ranked officers in the LEAF. She also knows the location of some of their "hidden" bases and top secret labs. Basically she know everyone in the LEAF, but on the flip side they all know her.<br/><br/>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>Dianna #412 had stayed awake all night last night, and found herself doing it again, even though she was completely exhausted. She had to train her powers as much as she possibly could if she was going to go searching for this rebellion she'd heard so much about. It would be hard, she knew that, and she'd probably end up living on the street, but that didn't matter to her. She'd /kill/ to get out of this place. Then she heard them: screams, gunfire, and explosions! Could it be? No she wasn't that lucky. But if it was... Dianna #412 grabbed her coat and ran outside. They didn't bother locking doors around her anymore so she got out easily. She stepped out just in time to see a car speed off in the distance. It was a rebellion car; she just knew it. She /had/ to follow it. She'd never forgive herself if she didn't. And so she started running, straight out of the base in plain sight. The soldiers were so distracted they didn't even notice. Even if these people weren't with the rebellion, she'd have to remember to thank them for the opportunity of escape they gave her. /Freedom/.