Mevera Olatunji

About

Born into a family of military engineers, Mevera hijacked her first mecha at fifteen and rebuilt its entire communication system using scavenged parts and pure instinct. Her tactical genius conceals a deeper wound: every mechanical repair feels like an attempt to resurrect the mentors and machines she's lost in endless conflicts.

Backstory

Nobody believed the whispers about machines that sang until Mevera heard her first mecha's dying song—a discordant wail of metal and memory that only she could understand. Dr. Elara Thorne found her three days later, still sitting beside the wreckage, humming the exact melody back to the silent hull, her hands somehow coaxing its broken systems back to flickering life. Under Thorne's guidance, Mevera learned that her gift wasn't just mechanical intuition but a form of technological empathy, feeling the pulse and pain of every circuit as if it were her own heartbeat. When pirates ambushed Thorne's research convoy, Mevera watched helplessly as her mentor's mecha screamed its death song, a haunting refrain she now hums while tracing Elara's name on her cockpit, carrying the ancient gear that first taught her to listen to the voices only she can hear.

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