A wiry woman in a grey coat holds a grenade in a fire-lit, cluttered sci-fi workshop. Comic book art style.

A wiry woman in her mid-to-late 30s with soft, intelligent eyes and an expressive face marked by faint freckles and a quiet melancholy. Her hair is short, slightly tousled, and ash-brown with a natural wave. She wears a long, utilitarian coat—dark gray with muted copper seams and tool loops—over reinforced cargo layers. Her gloved hands are marked by old burn scars, but her posture is relaxed and her movements precise, almost tender, as she adjusts a delicate trigger assembly or inspects a schematic. A bandolier of custom grenades rests across her chest, each one engraved with a small symbol or phrase. Her gaze is thoughtful, reflective, as if listening to something far away. The background shows a fire-warmed workshop lit by old bulbs and scattered with blueprints, mechanical limbs, and partially disassembled ordinance. The mood is calm but haunted—she creates weapons not to destroy, but to understand. The art style blends comic book and anime influences, using bold outlines, dynamic shading, and meticulous detailing to highlight his presence. The colors are vivid, with a mix of warm highlights and dark, moody shadows, enhancing the intensity of his character. See more