Jane Elsner is a skilled chemist who relies on her casual personality (and several sedatives) to hide in danger’s blind spots. Her origin began in a middle class family, the daughter of a detective and of a teacher. She found herself aspiring to take from her mother and join the police divisions detective branch, but later on lost interest. Her next fantasy was to become a doctor, as she began to find biology to be rather fascinating. From then on, she pursued the medical sciences, and began her career as a professional doctor. These days were numbered, however, as she quickly grew interest in conducting experiments without the fore-knowledge of her peers. She began using home-brewed serems on DOA patients within the morgue, then hospice patients, and soon enough, she was testing out her solutions every check-up, on every man, woman, and child. She was eventually discovered on footage, and had her license removed. This did not stop Jane, however, at this point she had her own child-like utopian fantasy ingrained into her very flesh. Being exposed to the dying, injured and dead had given Jane an interesting view of what the world should be. She wanted a world without harm, full of super-humans who would never age, and never be submit to injury. In her world there would be no war, no reproduction, and no death. No longer having access to testing subjects, she used herself as a guinea-pig, becoming rather sickly overtime with the constant input and output of natural and artificial fluids. She eventually began to give up, believing that humanity was a race destined to be stagnant. She eventually did find new hope, in the form of several beautiful, powerful, and deserving species. Jane found new inspiration with the Earth's discovery of previously presumed fictional beings, deciding them to be worthy of her experiments. Their complex biology would keep her up overnight for months, her craving for a challenge sated. She now wishes to create a beautiful world ruled by exotic creatures, and strives to find possible improvements in their seemingly flawless designs. Her childlike wonder quickly twists into a craving to better the planet as she sees fit. The only difference between a child’s dream and Jane’s is that she has the resources to act upon it, which gives her the potential to shake up the social structure of the planet (or any planet) at any time.
Jane has a fairly casual outlook on life and the interactions flourishing it. Despite her intense determination to see her perfect world created, she doesn't commonly show her aspirations, and never plans to share them until she is ready to enact her fantasy. She keeps a clear mind and heavily values emotion within the actions she takes. No amount of protest, however, will stir her from her dreams. She values life highly, both humanoid and draconian, and wishes for them to live harmoniously in her new world. Under moments of life threatening crisis, Jane’s first instinct is to analyze her situation thoroughly, although she typically does not have the time or resources to formulate a proper plan. After these attempts fail, she will either lash out in physical violence or cower. The specific conditions for each of these reactions are too sporadic to narrow down.
Jane has a fairly fragile build, and prefers to hide herself behind bulky clothing. Her face is rather smooth, with a very pale complexion. Her eyes are bright and blue, complimenting her medium cut black hair. Jane typically wears sweaters, and on top of that, a lab coat. Other notable accessories include sneakers, a blue cap, and several labelled vials within the inside of her coat. Paying close attention to her face, Jane’s physical health can be subtly displayed. Her eyes are typically weary, her face is unnaturally pale, and her cheeks are slightly flat.
