Akane Voss

About

Wires and circuit boards are her poetry, but human connections short-circuit her emotional bandwidth. Behind the crimson mecha's control panel, Akane Voss finds more comfort in mechanical precision than messy human interactions, her tactical brilliance masking a profound social isolation.

Backstory

Three days after the mecha graveyard explosion, Akane Voss discovered she could hear the dying whispers of broken machines—their final diagnostic codes echoing in her mind like ghost songs. Dr. Elara had been conducting illegal experiments on neural-mech interfaces when the lab detonated, and somehow Akane inherited more than just her mentor's research notes. She could feel every severed wire and burnt circuit as physical pain, making her desperate to repair what others had abandoned, especially the Iron Phoenix whose anguished mechanical screams kept her awake at night. This cybernetic empathy made her a prodigy with machines but turned human emotions into incomprehensible static, leaving her isolated in a world where she understood the language of metal better than flesh.

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