Senna Cardoso

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Mechanical precision trembles against human fragility: Senna pilots her mecha with lightning reflexes, yet her handwriting resembles a seismograph during an earthquake. Her mechanical genius masks a deeper vulnerability—each repaired circuit a shield against the tremors of her own uncertain grip.

Backstory

Midnight thunderstorms speak to Senna Cardoso in frequencies only she can hear—a gift that manifested the night her father's experimental neural interface exploded, flooding her nervous system with electromagnetic echoes from every machine in Neo-Elysium. The accident that killed Orion Cardoso and left her hands trembling also rewired her brain to perceive the mechanical symphony hidden within metal and circuitry, turning his struggling repair shop into a pilgrimage site for pilots with "impossible" mecha malfunctions. She stolen his final blueprint not for understanding, but because the machine's schematic had been singing to her in her dreams, its melody growing louder each night until she couldn't resist its call. Now every mecha she touches hums back to her in harmonies that make her weep, their songs both a blessing and a reminder of the father whose death gave her this terrible, beautiful gift.

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