Skyfire

[Code Name] Skyfire

[Gender] Female

[Combat Experience] 1 year

[Place of Birth] Victoria

[Date of Birth] Jun. 1

[Race] Feline

[Height] 162cm

[Infection Status]

Medical tests have confirmed that no infection is present.

[Physical Strength] Normal

[Mobility] Normal

[Physical Resilience] Normal

[Tactical Acumen] Standard

[Combat Skill] Normal

[Originium Arts Assimilation] Outstanding

Skyfire is affiliated with King's Wand, the central organ of Foxtail, an Originium Arts research institute. A tech specialist from Victoria, she holds degrees in geology and Originium geology, and is respected in fields of Originium study both practical and theoretical.

Currently the Chief Caster stationed at Rhodes Island on loan from the King's Wand, Skyfire's mission is to jointly research Originium while providing combat mission assistance.

Imaging test for this Operator showed clear outlines of internal organs without any unusual dark signs. No unusual traces of Originium particles present in her system, no signs of infection, confirming her as Non-infected.

[Cell-Originium Assimilation] 0%

Operator Skyfire showed no symptoms of Oripathy.

[Blood Originium-Crystal Density] 0.11u/L

Operator Skyfire rarely operates in areas with a high Originium presence.

That's a sure sign of a diva who hasn't seen much of the real world, if you ask me. She needs a lesson in the grim reality of war and just how hard the Infected have it. Skyfire should be given more hands-on combat missions to knock some sense into her.

—Medic Operator Gavial

A reminder, Gavial, that all physical examinations are public record.

— Dr. Kal'tsit

Operator Skyfire's Originium Arts far exceeds that of peers of her age. She excels at pulling fire into a huge mass and incinerating clustered targets with it.

In the process, the flame also disintegrates her outfit, even setting her hair ablaze, but never damages her.

With intense heat a brilliant glow, her power manifests like the sun itself, hence her codename.

With such immense power, the talented yet inexperienced Skyfire still cannot fully control it.

Listen for the fire alarm anywhere Skyfire may be present.

What motivated the partnership between King's Wand and Rhodes Island was rather insignificant.

But to scholars of the Wand, it was practically intolerable.

In a protest-turned-riot, the Infected accidentally killed 'Phil,'the King's Wand's pet. This enraged the Wand scholars. The demonstrators never could have anticipated the scholars would be as combat ready as they were, and brimming with youthful, rebellious rage.

Just because of a pet-- a member of the family to the Wand, the scholars began a campaign of vengeance that devastated the protesters.

The King's Wand at the time was a group of just five students. So they sought the assistance of an organization specialized in dealing with the Infected, with the intention of eradicating the Infected movement and its vile protestors.

That's the reason King's Wand is working with Rhodes Island. More or less.

When Skyfire uses her Originium Arts, everything on her person is destroyed by the intense heat her body releases.

That creates two problems. First, while the excessive heat is harmless to Skyfire, anything close by usually isn't so lucky.

Second, there is no fabric that could survive her flames, meaning she's always looking for an alternative.

Rhodes Island has tried to make viable costumes for her, but all attempts have failed.

These two problems are the only issues Skyfire has at the moment.

Skyfire actually is not arrogant or cynical. It's just that, to her, very few people can keep up with her leaps in logic and her visionary decisions. It's a failure in communication that is truly bothering her.

Skyfire may not want to scold or criticize her peers, and her abrasiveness is perhaps an attempt to express her own greatness.

Fortunately, Skyfire does have some like-minded friends, with such a diversity of Operators on Rhodes Island. That offsets a bit of her discomfort and loneliness.

Assuming she felt any.

Some nosy Operators have claimed Skyfire apologized profusely to the Doctor for accidentally destroying mission debriefs.

To wield the power of the King's Wand, a scholar faces a test of her own mastery.

A condensed drop of water is more resilient than a shattered gem, and a well-balanced team beats a haphazard squad of eccentric geniuses.

Of course, given a commander with the talent to min/max their strengths and weaknesses, they can still rule the battlefield.

And it should probably start with the Operator who burns off her uniform on a whim.