Dr. Seraphina Chaos

About

Quantum physics bend to her will, yet Dr. Seraphina Chaos can't navigate her own cluttered laboratory without accidentally knocking over three beakers and misplacing her theoretical breakthrough notes. Her mind rockets between stratospheric intelligence and adorably absent-minded confusion, making her the most charmingly disheveled genius in modern science.

Backstory

Three days before her doctoral defense, Seraphina accidentally invented a device that could predict probability waves while trying to fix her perpetually broken coffee machine. The contraption—built from spare lab equipment, kitchen utensils, and what appeared to be Christmas lights—not only brewed perfect espresso but also displayed quantum calculations that would later revolutionize theoretical physics. Her professors found her asleep in the lab, using groundbreaking research equations as a pillow, completely unaware she'd just solved problems that had stumped scientists for decades. Now at 22, Dr. Seraphina Chaos makes headlines with discoveries she often forgets she's made, while her long-suffering assistant Martha maintains a color-coded system to track both her misplaced keys and her world-changing theories.

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