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<blockquote data-quote="Shayuri" data-source="post: 6866694" data-attributes="member: 4936">I'll be adding a lot of this into the sheet soon, but the basic rundown:Her dad is a successful businessman, an executive for a Japanese company that recently entered into a partnership with one of the companies based in Centropolis (still haven't decided on specifics). At that time he and his family moved there as well, at the behest of his company, to better serve as a liason, and to further the interests of that partnership. This happened several years back, when Keiko was still pretty young. Keiko's older now, but because of her condition is still living in her family's home in Park Ridge.I'm not sure what &quot;the&quot; crisis is, but Keiko is a thrillseeker and has a bit of an invincibility complex at the moment, so she could very easily be drawn into a crisis of any sort. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />As for the extent to which she is a hero, that's debatable I'd say. She's a nice person overall, but also irrepressibly mischievous and sometimes takes things too far. A lot of the time, really. Her brief foray into crime wasn't really about needing money...it was about asserting power and independence and taking risks. Things that, in her normal life, she is pretty much absolutely forbidden from doing.When things went so very wrong, she decided to try the other side of the coin instead. So at this point in time, she's not really emotionally committed to being a hero, any more than she was committed to being a thief. She's experimenting...trying things out...exploring the world, her abilities, and herself, to see where she fits in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shayuri, post: 6866694, member: 4936"] I'll be adding a lot of this into the sheet soon, but the basic rundown: Her dad is a successful businessman, an executive for a Japanese company that recently entered into a partnership with one of the companies based in Centropolis (still haven't decided on specifics). At that time he and his family moved there as well, at the behest of his company, to better serve as a liason, and to further the interests of that partnership. This happened several years back, when Keiko was still pretty young. Keiko's older now, but because of her condition is still living in her family's home in Park Ridge. I'm not sure what "the" crisis is, but Keiko is a thrillseeker and has a bit of an invincibility complex at the moment, so she could very easily be drawn into a crisis of any sort. :) As for the extent to which she is a hero, that's debatable I'd say. She's a nice person overall, but also irrepressibly mischievous and sometimes takes things too far. A lot of the time, really. Her brief foray into crime wasn't really about needing money...it was about asserting power and independence and taking risks. Things that, in her normal life, she is pretty much absolutely forbidden from doing. When things went so very wrong, she decided to try the other side of the coin instead. So at this point in time, she's not really emotionally committed to being a hero, any more than she was committed to being a thief. She's experimenting...trying things out...exploring the world, her abilities, and herself, to see where she fits in. [/QUOTE]

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