Post by radiangela on Nov 18, 2006 0:06:51 GMT -5
Subject: Angela Evans, AKA Radiangela.
Subject found in full armor of a metallic alloy. Source of her powers being an unnatural amount of radiation coming from her body. Just recently tramitted her hero license shortly after her father's (Dr. Richard Evans) death, the reason behind this is still unknown, perhaps being only a desire to help out, and a proof of good will.
Angela seems a normal human being, past an unusual skin tone (teal/green) and a similar hairtone, without the armor she is simply unable of focusing her energy, the armor itsels serving as a container that slowly stores her slow release of doses of radiation.
Armor appears highly modular, and its full capacities are yet to be discovered. For now it has show the capacity to release strong and controlled bursts of high radioactivity. Seemingly the armor is there to keep the subject from releasing radiation in smaller doses, causing whoever is around her to suffer as if being in close proximity to a dangerous amount of uranium. The subject has shown no signs of being unstable, but caution is still recommended.
Subject found in full armor of a metallic alloy. Source of her powers being an unnatural amount of radiation coming from her body. Just recently tramitted her hero license shortly after her father's (Dr. Richard Evans) death, the reason behind this is still unknown, perhaps being only a desire to help out, and a proof of good will.
Angela seems a normal human being, past an unusual skin tone (teal/green) and a similar hairtone, without the armor she is simply unable of focusing her energy, the armor itsels serving as a container that slowly stores her slow release of doses of radiation.
Armor appears highly modular, and its full capacities are yet to be discovered. For now it has show the capacity to release strong and controlled bursts of high radioactivity. Seemingly the armor is there to keep the subject from releasing radiation in smaller doses, causing whoever is around her to suffer as if being in close proximity to a dangerous amount of uranium. The subject has shown no signs of being unstable, but caution is still recommended.