BioLink: Reality is Pliable - S1 and S2
SIR-WORMSALOT for Agent S(antiago)
Agent S(antiago)
Santiago Franz
Bio:
Age)- 32 (Earth: 16)
Height)- 5’4”
Pronouns)- Her/she
Race/Species)- Bear na’akawa/human
Spirit)- Sheep
Personality
Anxious, but loyal
Hardworking, almost seeking approval at times
Shy and very polite
Nervous wreck at times
Information/Context:
Originally, Agent S was once a human boy who lived in a small town in Mexico with his family. His mother died shortly after he was born, leaving Agent S under the care of his abusive father. As a child, Agent S didn’t have many friends. The one exception was the daughter of a local god who helped out the people in secret named Maya. Maya and her magical family were very welcoming and close with Agent S. Sadly, that didn’t stop the bullying and mistreatment toward Agent S, especially from his father. Maybe it was the fact that Agent S was much skinnier compared to the other boys of his town. Perhaps it was because he almost resembled his own mother. Whatever the reason, Agent S knew he could always find solace in Maya and her family.
One day, during Agent S’ birthday party, his father caught him hanging out with Maya and started to attack him, only for Maya to retaliate to try and protect Agent S, leading to a large fire that engulfed the entire town and accidentally killed Agent S. However, a few years later, a strange doctor would come into the small town and take the body of Agent S, reviving her in the process. When Agent S was revived, her gender got mixed up and some of her memories got fragmented. Thankfully, she was taken in under the doctor’s wing and trained to be her right-hand woman and assistant.
- english
- male teen
- spanish (mexican)
- spanish
- female teen
- female young adult
- animation/character
- youthful
- male young adult
- androgynous
- animation
- high-pitched
- Soft-spoken
- Cautious
“Why? What is it about these three that you’re keeping me in the dark?”
“… I’m sorry, but have we met before?”
“I don’t know what you did but if you’re apologizing about what happened that I don’t remember then it must’ve been pretty important to you.”