#lynn lore

my great-aunt’s boyfriend’s daughter was an actress in a very well known CW show, and when I randomly met her at comic con she gave me a hug and scared the shit out of her security guard

anyway beware candy corn

[She does. Due to her mild-mannered "I have no quirk" identity and security job, she integrates into mingling with a few pros. With her relationship with Eraser, she hangs with Present Mic and Midnight, occasionally being pulled into evening drinks. (She helps Aizawa ensure Nemuri doesn't get plastered; the woman can drink frats under the table) Best Jeanist, Ectoplasm, Ryukyu, Fat Gum, and Power Loader have met her as well, but in limited capacity. Aside from Eraser, she strategically avoids the more astute pros that are not only highly intelligent but can hone in on tells so minute that hiding her inner programming would be too stressful to maintain. This also means she avoids the pro with a strong sense of smell, not wanting to have a scent profile that can be used against. (again, this woman is very paranoid and will do anything to not leave bread crumbs, no matter how improbable it seems, because to her the odds are never 0%)

[Since MHA takes a lot of inspiration from comics and heroes from all over, I figured something similar could be done with MHA-Lynn. Looking back at it, a lot is similar to The Winter Soldier and Captain America in her character history. Only, replace Cap signing up willingly for the military with Lynsie being abducted along with a dozen others into becoming a private militarized force. And let's rework the super-soldier serum to not just enhance a person to their "Peak-Potential" but also further mutate their DNA to force quirks on those who didn't have them. It would be much easier to break a normal person down and then rebuild them with a weapon than to try to break a person who already has a weapon and can fight back. Those who survived the experiments were then physically/mentally conditioned for combat and to obey. Failure resulted in elimination. Her case was odd; she passed for having a genetic mutation and passed training, but never showed a quirk. After nearly a year, she was scheduled to be executed as a failure. It was by luck that the facility was raided and she was able to escape with her life, along with a few others. It would take some rehabilitation to get her mind stable enough for civilian life, but it wasn't enough. She didn't feel comfortable with being normal again. And when she did find her quirk, she felt more isolated and tempted to use it. So she did what felt natural to her now...she adapted. Start small, train, and work her way up higher. Put the skills to use and make a living off them. Use this gift rather than being used for it. Thus...DeadStop was born.]