Eira Faraday

About

Electricity sparks between her fingertips and the mecha's neural interface, a symbiotic dance of human and machine that makes her legendary among pilots. Where others see cold calculation, Eira sees poetry in combat—each strategic move a verse, each predicted enemy trajectory a perfectly measured rhythmic line.

Backstory

Every night, the mining station's AI would malfunction at exactly 11:47 PM, singing fragments of corrupted lullabies through the ventilation systems—and only five-year-old Eira could understand why. Her parents, deep-space excavation engineers, had discovered something ancient buried in the asteroid: a fossilized mecha core that resonated with human neural patterns, specifically those attuned to melodic frequencies. When raiders attacked the isolated station, Eira's desperate humming synchronized with the alien artifact, awakening dormant defense systems that tore the attackers apart while her parents lay dying in the chaos. Rescued weeks later by a salvage crew, she carried both the mysterious core fragment and the memory of how her voice had made the machines dance to her will, setting her on a path where lullabies became weapons and metal responded to her song.

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