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Yvette spent her last years on Earth working on the Manhattan Project as the assistant to J. Robert Oppenheimer, the head physicist that was leading the weapons program. With high hopes of ending the second world war that she believed was going to destroy the entire planet. A nuclear arms race was underway.

Tasked with developing a tool to be used for engine uses to allow their next-generation fighters to gain an advantage. Yvette Shori was running test along with her team until the nuclear power generator starts sinking into critical failure, then exploded.

Yvette awakens on an alien ship, surrounded by being that were obviously not apart of the same species she was, except for one which confused her when she identified as a Genshi and not Human. That woman's name was Arinna Xenvette.

Wanting to return home, she took up the only logical solution towards that; fighting some kind of beings known as Aspects; emotional leaks of power that the Gods couldn't control. These beings caused cracks in the space-time continuum which threatened not only her home but her entirety of everything.

Working alongside the Mage of the ragtag team, Yvette and Alder managed to figure out a way to used ranged weapons effectively aginst these Aspects with combining science and magic alike.

One day they learned the trust behind the God Hydor and his sinister plot to let the end come, hoping to save himself and rule after the coming end of everything.

Alder and Yvette both were holding off the Aspects Hydor was creating during the battle with him till a Darnasien in their team was thrown beside Yvette just as Hydor activated a portal that sent the two elsewhere.

*NOTE: Just a quick back story for one of the characters I plan on using for a Role Play. Sorry for the spoiler of Journey of a Hundred Lives

Changes are gonna happen but you at least have an idea of this character's "recent" background. I'll be sure to add in more later