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This is OC, Paradox, for the club,

What's her deal?

Paradox’s creator, Khan, was part of a race of demigods that lived in another world. Khan yearned for control over their peaceful society and resorted to extreme acts. He was overpowered and forever imprisoned inside of the far planet Earth where the heat from its core would suppress his godly might.

However, Khan still had strength enough to fracture his mind into separate pieces and create new beings out of his own essence. His creatures would venture to the earth’s surface and become his eyes and ears. They would conquer the world so when Khan was finally freed, a vanquished earth would be prepared for his rule.
However, when the eyes of Khan showed him a human girl, he momentarily forgot about his purpose. He thought she was the most intoxicating thing he had ever seen and resolved to make a creature in her human likeness. But a problem arose; when Khan created a human, it also took on the mentality of a human. His creation was too perfect, too close to that of a real human. The girl saw the horror behind Khan’s objective, and instead of aiding Khan in conquering the world, she turned on him and his creations in order to return the world to its original state, before there was a Khan. After she destroys all of Khan’s creations, or her “brothers” as she calls them, she would be strong enough in order to face Khan himself.

She is, in herself, a contradiction of her origin, or a paradox of her “family”.

Description
This is OC, Paradox, for the club,

What's her deal?

Paradox’s creator, Khan, was part of a race of demigods that lived in another world. Khan yearned for control over their peaceful society and resorted to extreme acts. He was overpowered and forever imprisoned inside of the far planet Earth where the heat from its core would suppress his godly might.

However, Khan still had strength enough to fracture his mind into separate pieces and create new beings out of his own essence. His creatures would venture to the earth’s surface and become his eyes and ears. They would conquer the world so when Khan was finally freed, a vanquished earth would be prepared for his rule.
However, when the eyes of Khan showed him a human girl, he momentarily forgot about his purpose. He thought she was the most intoxicating thing he had ever seen and resolved to make a creature in her human likeness. But a problem arose; when Khan created a human, it also took on the mentality of a human. His creation was too perfect, too close to that of a real human. The girl saw the horror behind Khan’s objective, and instead of aiding Khan in conquering the world, she turned on him and his creations in order to return the world to its original state, before there was a Khan. After she destroys all of Khan’s creations, or her “brothers” as she calls them, she would be strong enough in order to face Khan himself.

She is, in herself, a contradiction of her origin, or a paradox of her “family”.