Millie Gibson

Age: 28 Personality: Amicable, Driven, Relaxed, Devious Job: Villain Residence: None, moves around Wealth: What she can steal, about 10k in cash Dreams: Obtain Hero's old Tinker gear Loves: Tinkers and their tech, Science documentaries Likes: Waterparks, Pop Music Dislikes: PRT, Shoddy craftsmanship Hates: No Internet, People damaging her tech

Millie Gibson's powers have pretty much been the reason for her entire life changing. She triggered with a Changer ability that allows her to absorb and transform into technology as well as adapt it for her own personal use. And at first, she was willing to join the Protectorate until she met one of the tinkers there. Flowworks was a tinker responsible for the upkeep of the tinker pumps that kept much of the water out of New Orleans, and it was an accident at first that lead to her absorbing some of that copious amount of tinkertech and once she had a taste, she couldn't stop.

She was labeled a villain after breaking into Flowworks lab, absorbing all of the tinker tech that she could and fleeing the city after realizing what she'd done. With the PRT hot on her heels, she became labeled the villain Technophage. And since then, she's been wandering the country, baiting out tinker heroes and villains alike, as well as breaking into technology stores. In fact, when she's spotted in a city, tinkers get a no-go order for leaving their HQ's and so she's become fairly sneaky and a fairly powerful villain. Albeit one who's only victims are tinkers. And it's not really her fault considering that her power gives her rewards for absorbing tinker tech, almost like a drug.

She's currently hiding out in Brockton simply because of the three tinkers in the city that she knows about and wants to get her hands on their tech. Less so Squealer because of the poor quality of her work, but she really, really, really wants to get at Armsmasters' tech who is one of the premier tinkers in the country.

And the promise of technology, especially that which she doesn't have or the ability to repair her damaged stuff is something that would be an incredibly quick way to get her on your side. Considering that despite the fact that her power prevents absorbed tech from breaking down normally, it doesn't prevent it from being broken or damaged and needs repairing like a machine rather than healing like a body part. There are a few systems that she would love to have back that were damaged in some of her riskier forays into obtaining tinker tech that taught her lessons in caution and stealth.

She's not really an evil or violent villain and goes out of her way to attempt to not hurt people or let civilians be a casualty which does more harm than good and on PHO it's highly debated whether she's a full villain or in a grey zone outside of heroes and villains.