My Superhero Academy Crisis Of Infinite Reboots
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- Real Name: Nightingale Shepherd
- Superhero Name: N/A
- Gender: Female
- Age: 44
- Appearance: Contrasting greatly from her daughter, Nightingale stands a bit taller than average at 5'11" - by no means statuesque, but enough to potentially overshadow would be suitors. Miss Shepherd has long, lustrous black hair which she keeps straight though depending on the occasion she may roll it up into a bun for convenience's sake. She has dark, dark brown eyes and well defined, slender features and is often seen wearing the same mischievous smile her daughter Felicity sometimes sports.
- Personality: Miss Nightingale Shepherd is nothing if not caring - though not as active in the community as her daughter, she's always willing to lend a helping hand to those in need and is the sort to check in if something's troubling you. She can be playful, teasing, and even a bit flirty, though she knows well enough not to overdo it. Despite her happy demeanor though Nightingale is surprisingly intelligent and astute if you give her the chance to show it - after all, she was a former engineer and is currently a successful business owner. She does her best not to let it go to her head.
- Likes: Sewing, stitching, costume design, plushie design, soft and fuzzy animals, cute things in general, and determining mundane utilities to the latest in technological innovation. Enjoys watching the science channel and documentaries.
- Dislikes: Nightingale does her best to like everyone or give them the benefit of the doubt but it is "deliberate" or "inconsiderate evil" that crosses the line for her. Also air horns. Those are loud and annoying.
- Abilities: Nightingale calls herself a former engineer when pressed but it's hard to say that's really the case, especially when she is the one who outfits her daughter's costumes with protective, lightweight material and is always looking to improve its functionality. She keeps up with the latest inventions and does her best to analyze them and consider potential uses which she tries to incorporate within the work. Aside from this she is great at sewing, stitching, crocheting, the works and loves costume design. As a local business owner, she also has a reasonable grasp of budgeting and financing, as well as managerial skills to keep said local business running smoothly.
- Gear: You know, the usual. Purse, wallet, a few basic first aid items in the car, an SOS flare gun. The usual.
- Biography: A bright and young engineer eager to put her ideas forth into the world, a 22 year old Nightingale Shepherd landed a job for a certain growing and innovative tech company in the heart of Silicon Valley right after graduating college with high marks. She enjoyed her career for 4-5 years but learned (through rumor and her own research) that the company was receiving funding from private military contractors and the U.S. military and the tech she had devoted those past few years on would aid projects meant to destabilize already politically fragile countries. Nightingale protested using the products of her hard work and dedication to contribute to the death of hundreds if not thousands of people but upper management turned a deaf ear to her. So, along with other engineers with their consciences weighing heavy on them, Nightingale blew the whistle on the company. Unfortunately this led to their blacklisting within the tech industry but the damage to the company's reputation had been done and Miss Shepherd was somewhat jaded on the prospect anyhow. Resigning from the tech sector and moving to Super City, Nightingale sought a fresh start. She built up her business, Fluff N Stuff Plushie Emporium, from the ground up with help from the local community and her friends also formerly from the tech industry and eventually gave birth to a certain Felicity Shepherd, whom she would spoil and raise with all the love and compassion her heart could muster.
- Misc.: Oddly single.
