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a curious sight, but were there anyone in overwatch free of such curiosities?

a walk among the grounds of gibralter, taking in the chilled atmosphere cooler hues bounced off the metal between the stones and dotted plant life.

his meditative stroll was interrupted by the view of the masked figure, who seemed to run to a secluded spot to hunch over - even with the latex, he can see their heavy breathing.

it was natural to approach them.

he was sure to make his presence known as he joined her on a large, flat rock - a perfect place to sit, most times.

‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒ He waved them over excitingly as they neared, the other pyro. On the battlefield they were considered sworn enemies, but here, on the streets... they were just two pals dressed in weird heavy-industrial suits here to see a movie.

“I’ll keep all my emotions right here. And then, one day, I’ll die.“

“Wow. Are you... like, okay, man? ... Hm. Most mortals are so emotional throughout their fleeting existence, aren’t they?”

Stephanie Beatriz  is Colombian [German, ¼ Sephardi Jewish, Dutch, Spanish, Basque, possibly other] and Bolivian [Spanish, Indigenous, Basque, possibly other] so these suggestions aren’t 100% matching but the closet I could find - please note that! Stephanie also has roles from 2009+ such as The Closer 2009 and The Smart One 2012 which if you can find resources for would be great.

Catalina Denis (1985, has younger roles) Colombian.

Sandra Vergara (1988, has younger roles) Colombian (Spanish, possibly other), small amount of Italian, 1/16th Venezuelan, likely distant Basque.

Ana María Estupiñán (1992) Colombian.

Sofia Carson (1993) Colombian.

Lorena Andrea (1994) Colombian, Spanish. 

Kali Uchis (1994) Colombian. 

Lina Maya (?) Colombian-American.  

“Oi, who’s in here messin’ with the--” 

It was late, very late. And when Demoman was making his way back to his room from the showers, he noticed the light was on in the munitions room, a strange thing to see at two in the morning when everyone had to get up and ready for work at 4 AM.

When he came in, he stopped mid-sentence, noting that it was Pyro, and noting that Pyro was digging around in one of the many explosives crates. The demoman usually trusted most of his team to know what they were doing... but not Pyro.  Pyro had proven again and again, on the battlefield and off, that if left to their own devices, they’d set something on fire.