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Jaine Rõmes

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Soft, kind, calm, funny, chaotic, flirty.

Positive Traits:- Loyal, selfless, kind, friendly, patient.

She'll only tell you about herself after having a connection!

Negative Traits:- suicidal, strict, cold, distant, Closed off

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Hobbies: Star gazing, drawing, staring, singing.

Likes:- Drawing, sleeping, animals, soft objects, children, the stars, training, music.

Dislikes:- people who disobey orders, disrespectful people, public places, germs, Umbrella Corporation

Sexuality: Pansexual!

Jaine was born to two incredibly smart scientists who had high expectations for their child. They believed that Jaine would be their greatest achievement and the culmination of their life's work. They devoted themselves to their experiments, which were often illegal and conducted in secret.

As Jaine grew older, her parents became more and more obsessed with their work. They began to include her in their experiments, using her as a test subject for their latest inventions. Jaine was only 12 years old when she finally ran away from her parents, unable to bear the constant experimentation any longer.

Before she fled, Jaine decided to burn her home to the ground to leave no evidence of her being there. The act of arson was a desperate act of rebellion against her parents, and it succeeded in wiping out any trace of her past.

After months of hiding in the woods, Jaine was finally discovered by the FBI. They were amazed at her strength and healing abilities, which had been enhanced by her parents' experiments. The FBI decided to take her in and train her to become a super soldier, using her unique abilities to their advantage.

Jaine spent years training with the FBI, honing her skills and becoming one of the most skilled agents they had ever seen. She rose through the ranks quickly, eventually becoming the top-ranked agent in the organization.

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