Immortal Warden

Name = Dolores Medrano

Nickname = Immortal Warden

Age = 37

Species = Evolon

Affiliation = Metahuman Empire

Nationality = Spanish

Threat Level = 2

Position = torture master, surgeon, bioengineer

Character traits = cold-blooded, sociopathic, gloomy, humorless, taciturn

Appearance = fair skin, short unkempt green hair, black trench coat with a high collar, gloves, brown eyes, average height, small breasts, numerous scars and burns all over the body

Likes = watching others die, taxidermy, rain, being in control, classical music, sushi

Dislikes = show her true feelings, show weakness, nightmares, normal people (homo sapiens), Evolon Control Agency (ECA), Resistance, dairy products

POWERS

Dolores possesses an extraordinary regenerative ability, allowing her body to recover rapidly from even the most catastrophic injuries. Severed limbs regrow, wounds seal almost instantly, and her immune system eradicates any hostile bacteria or viruses. In extreme cases, she can regenerate entire organs, ensuring her survival under almost any circumstance.

E.C.A. experiments confirmed that she can survive decapitation, incineration, explosions, gunshots to the head, lethal infections, drowning, and extreme temperatures, among countless other fatal conditions.

Additionally, Dolores is biologically immortal — since turning 24, her body has ceased to age entirely.

WEAKNESSES

Dolores has no control over her regeneration, rendering her incapable of dying on her own terms. No matter how severe the injury, she is condemned to return to life, trapped in an endless cycle of pain and rebirth. The regenerative process itself is agonizing, forcing her to endure constant suffering.

Furthermore, she lacks any formal combat training, relying solely on her resilience rather than skill. In theory, Dolores might still be killed — scientists speculate that overwhelming destruction, such as a nuclear explosion or immersion in lava could override her regeneration, but this remains unproven.

BACKSTORY

Dolores Medrano was born on January 2, 1993, in Palma, Spain. Abandoned by her mother, she was raised by her father, a small-time car thief who was rarely home. Left in the care of her strict, deeply religious grandfather, she grew up in a cold and rigid environment.

As a teenager, Dolores turned to crime — shoplifting, drug dealing, and vandalism—especially after her father’s arrest and her grandfather’s death. Now completely alone, she harbored deep resentment toward the world and chose to flee from social services.

At 14, she was hit by a car and presumed dead, only to awaken in a morgue, discovering her metahuman ability to regenerate. Fascinated by her newfound power, she began experimenting with it. Eventually, she joined the supervillain group Exiles, led by the Evolon known as Captain Satan. However, the group posed little real threat, engaging mostly in extortion and petty crime. Their first clash with superheroes ended in failure, leading to their disbandment.

Dolores was captured by the Evolon Control Agency (ECA) along with her teammates. Upon learning of her regeneration, a corrupt ECA officer faked her death and sold her into a secret laboratory, where she was used as a test subject and living organ factory. Over the years, scientists subjected her to endless experiments, testing weapons on her body and harvesting her organs for wealthy clients. This relentless torture shattered her psyche — what was once petty delinquency turned into deep-seated hatred for humanity.

Her suffering ended with the Evolon Rebellion, when metahumans overthrew the ECA and seized power. Liberated at last, Dolores eagerly joined the Metahuman Empire, quickly proving herself as an exceptional interrogator and torturer.

PERSONALITY

The years of inhumane experimentation left Dolores with a deep-seated disgust for ordinary humans, especially former ECA personnel. Having endured relentless torture as a test subject, she came to believe that inflicting pain was her rightful form of karmic retribution. Over time, she lost faith in anything good and developed sociopathic tendencies — she struggles with communication, has few, if any, friends, and speaks in a detached, almost robotic manner. The only time she displays emotion is during torture sessions, where she enters a state of absolute ecstasy, reveling in her victim’s suffering.

Beneath her cold and sadistic exterior, however, lies a deeply traumatized and vulnerable soul — something she aggressively conceals. She continues to suffer from nightmares and PTSD, and her sadism is more of a defense mechanism than her true nature. Dolores harbors an intense hatred for the Resistance, viewing humans as the natural enemies of Evolons. She considers any metahuman who sides with them to be nothing more than a traitor.

During torture sessions, she wears a gas mask, an apron, and a red visor over her eye (it helps her to see the data about the current state of her victim, avoiding an accidental death from pain shock). In daily life Dolores usually wears a dark trench coat.

INFORMATION ABOUT WORLD

Humanity has always been divided into two groups: ordinary Homo sapiens and Evolons — genetically distinct metahumans with superpowers. Though their existence was revealed around World War II, the golden age of superheroics soon followed. Some Evolons became heroes, others villains, and the Evolon Control Agency (E.C.A.) emerged to regulate them. By the 2020s, superheroes had become too numerous, their actions often leading to disasters. As global economies crumbled, fear of Evolons grew. In a drastic move, the UN and E.C.A. launched a purge, eliminating many metahumans. However, the survivors retaliated, toppling the UN and E.C.A., and forming the Metahuman Empire — a regime where only Evolons had rights, while ordinary humans were enslaved in labor camps. In response, humanity’s remnants formed the Resistance, a desperate coalition of city-states waging guerrilla war against the Empire while sheltering refugees.