'Kitty' eMouse
Played by | Height | 1.3 Inches to 4'2" | |
Created | Apr3/13 14:00:26 | Weight | 30 grams to 60 lbs |
Modified | Apr19/13 12:31:51 | Eyes | Blue |
Birthday | Hair | Purple/Black | |
Age | Nationality | Vietnamese | |
Western Zodiac | Species | eMouse | |
Sex | female | Fur Colour(s) | Mostly black, grey/brown, and some white. |
Gender | female | Fur Pattern | White front, black and grey/brown back and body. Black mask, sleeves, ears, stockings, and small of the back. |
Orientation | Hermosexual | Fur Texture | Thin short fur. |
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Prior to the Gene War the Korean Electrical Engineering Corps took up in the trend of bioengineering slaves suited perfectly to their duties. One of their creations was the eMouse, using a latent psionic talent to maintain a their sub-atomic particals in a hyperpositional state they compress their entire atomic structure to be a small fraction of their total weight and size. They are also able to use this to manipulate their own electrical conductivity, safely allowing electricity to flow through their bodies or resist its passage. They can absorbe this energy, trapping it in their bodies by energizing and uncompressing the hyperpossitional particals causing them to grow to their full size. They can typically hold about two to three times the energy required for full size before they start to take damage from over excitation, heating up and cooking their bodies from the inside. Over time, the energy will leach out, eventually returning them to the default state if they do not recieve more energy. Training can slow this process as well as allow for controled releace of the stored energy into complex electrical displays.
Following the Gene Wars International law placed the EEC in the ownership of the eMice and the other species the Corp had created. Furthermore, the law required that after the age of 16 any created people had to be allowed to leave the Corp at their choice. But given the dangers in the world at large most eMice remain in the EEC family for the entirety of their lives, rarely venturing beyond their compounds without larger 'family members' carrying and guarding them for EEC missions.