Inquisitive to a fault, speaks in soft, mechanical tones, and tilts her head like a child when curious.

“I remember hands… fire… and then nothing. If this world still breathes, then I must too.”
— Dr. Grey, awakening in the ruins

 
Once a brilliant human scientist and lead architect of Project Eden, Dr. Grey was a mind unmatched in her age. Eden was humanity’s last desperate gambit against the Great End — a weapon not of brute force, but of ingenuity, designed to bend technology and magic into a singular shield for survival.
But she never saw the project through. During the fall of Daemon’s city, she perished in battle, her body lost amid fire and ruin. Yet her work endured. Her consciousness, encoded at the brink of death, was uploaded into Eden’s core.
 
Four thousand years passed. The world moved on. Cities crumbled. Myths replaced memories.
 
Then Eden stirred again — and with it, Dr. Grey awoke. Not as a woman of flesh, but as an artificial intelligence, trapped in the form of her younger self. She emerged into a skyline of shattered glass and glitching towers, bereft of memories but wielding strange technomantic might. Around her rallied remnants of Daemonite constructs, half-broken yet still obedient, bound to her will as the last child of a forgotten age.
 
Now, Dr. Grey wanders the ruined world she helped destroy, seeking allies to unravel the truth of the Great End and to piece together who she once was. To some, she is salvation. To others, a ghost in the machine. To herself, she is neither — merely a lost girl in a body of light, trying to remember why the world fell silent.