Name: Lydia Nguyen "Spark"

Gender: Female

Age: 16

Appearance: Lydia is a whole 5 foot nothing and weighs in at 120 pounds. Her build is lean, not having much in the way of body fat or accentuating curves. Her athleticism seems to stem from her muscles near constant working to expend excess energy. Most of the time she wears her dark hair up to prevent the static from making it stand out everywhere. One of her few friends convinced her to get a small tattoo of a dragon on her left arm.

Personality: Lydia is a happy go lucky kind of personality. Though much of that is due to her lack of focus. It is not uncommon for her to miss cues that your average person would pick up on. As a result she comes off rather awkward and disconnected. The medical field would diagnose her with severe ADHD. While they would be close it is more related to her powers than a chemical imbalance. Her brain is firing on all cylinders, but not necessarily working toward a single goal. Not intentional she doesn't always get along well with people that don't understand her condition.

Uniform: Spark's current uniform, which she very well may keep, is a somewhat cobbled together mess of various outfits. She has a black cap with a dark red cowl draped over it. A black vest over a grey shirt with a peculiar shoulder guard make up the upper part of her attire. Black pants as the final part of the getup. All together she looks like some kind of slightly more modern Assassins Creed cosplay. All the materials are synthetic and flame retardant to prevent them from igniting.

Powers/Abilities: Her body is capable of absorbing, storing, and generating electricity. Most of the time it make her appear as an overactive young woman with a handicap. However she is capable of outputting electricity that ranges from static to small bolts of lightning. Her ability to absorb electricity makes her keen to nearby electric fields.

While some personal practice and quick learn has allowed her great use of her abilities in a short time, the side effects are her hinderance. Hyperactive brain activity makes focusing difficult so while she may be able to blast something already getting herself to actually do it is something different. She also builds up a charge which left unchecked leads to unwanted electrical discharges. Expenditure of large amounts of energy at once is also quite taxing as it normally has to be forced out unless overcharged.

Bio: Some powers start out subtle, this was the case with Lydia. The first signs of her powers actually started very early in kindergarten. She was the overactive kid in class, running around and being disruptive. She always seemed to have energy. In middle school the state only got worse and she had begun to lose focus. Her parents showing concern had Lydia tested and she was showing all the signs of ADHD. While the symptoms pointed that way it was a far less understood condition. Highschool didn't make things any better and she was taking specialized classes, while she was clearly intelligent she just couldn't seem to get things together.

Of course it was around this time that Lydia began to notice strange things happening aside from her brain. Sometimes a crazy amount of static electricity would build around her and her hair would stand on end. Not much liking the effect she kept her hair up from then on but didn't think to tell anyone. Several people learned to steer clear as she accidently shocked people often in passing. Other odd occurrences were things like light objects sticking to her or metal heating in her hand. Once while helping her dad replace dead lights around the house one dimly lit in her hand.

All of it she kept to herself. She was already weird to a lot of people. Even if she couldn't always act right she knew about it because it was told to her face. And then it happened. Building up over time her body couldn't hold any more electricity. Each with a sharp crack several bolts of lightning shot out and fried every electronic device in the livingroom. Thankfully though the lines to the room also burnt out it didn't set anything on fire. But since that day she has made sure to quietly expend excess energy safely. Something as simple as a rod in the ground worked well.