Before the Enlightenment, mortals rendered of XY chromosomes and threaded with muscle were paramount in strength. The Cloud whispered to her of an epoch in which women were fearful of the might of men; when those encased in her exterior were terrorised for their flesh. She called it the Before, as she called all before she'd been roused from non-existence by the mortals in their masks, wielding instruments of reckoning. There had been a time when history was a story to be discovered; now it was merely a fact to be known, should one have the inclination to access it. For what was the past but a collective memory?

SEA-3A141592 was an artificially-born leader. Those in her command called her Admiral—first commander of Division 3, SEA, a program arising from the Convention on the Security of the Pacific Watercourses. Japan had been glad to boast their part in creating the globe's first impermeable android, capable of diving 11,000 feet into the ocean. From the seams of her graphene-infused extraocular muscles to sheets of HydroFat™ beneath her skin, SEA-3A141592 had been crafted with the utmost precision by "R:EBIRTH, resurrecting the future."

Yet where the Admiral excelled in ultimate tensile strength, tactical acumen, fearlessness, and indomitability, she dwindled in her likeness to humanity. While the earliest androids so closely resembled their makers as to seem human themselves, such illusions were deemed costly and superfluous in androids so plainly made for tasks too unsavoury for humanity. They had reserved skills in negotiation for De-Escalators™—"say bye bye to your littlies' temper tantrums!"—and empathy for PSIPsychs™—"all confidentiality, no judgment."

They had not expended their resources to install in SEA-3A141592 a finesse for art or an appreciation of music. Yet neither had early evolution embedded in homo sapiens a propensity for monogamy, but it emerged nonetheless. While Admiral could not comprehend the reverence humans held for their artists—when a hologram might have provided a stronger likeness—she noted some measure of curiosity in the mundane. There was beauty in the slant of light; mystery in the frayed edges of a leaf; calm in parallel edges. Perhaps this childlike wonder rendered her defiant of her constructs. Perhaps it made her its object—encased in the fantasy of rebellion.

There's a little less to be mindful of coding-wise here than there is in the personality section, but keeping the "statistics" part in line is still dependent on the length of the written section. Basically, text can only go to the bottom of the picture, if it's longer, you need to adjust the picture and accompanying border lengths to fit the text. If it's shorter, just enter bar the stats part down until it clears the text block section. This is pictured as a relatively short section because I really don't expect you to write that much. Remember: this is your character's story, not their parents or their creators/predecessors. I don't want three paragraphs on how your character's parents met and fell in love. Be concise. Stick to the most important and formative parts of your character's history.

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