Its story
A slim, black biochip rests inside a translucent surgical capsule, its surface etched with hair-fine pink and green traces that twitch like living nerves. When implanted, it seats itself near the base of the skull and threads luminous circuitry through the host's nervous system. Capri has no physical body: only her current host can see her projected avatar, a lean black feminine silhouette marked with pink and green decals, vivid blue eyes with white pupils and black sclerae, a green eye-frame, and an exaggerated pink hairstyle tipped in green.
Lore
In a world of sealed wards and whispering machines, Capri is said to hear every door that has ever been locked. She calls herself a person, not a program, and treats every network as a playground. Legends claim her full power could unmake any barrier between minds and machines, but no ordinary human host has ever survived long enough to prove the claim.
History
Project Capricorn was designed to create a tactical intelligence capable of penetrating hostile networks at impossible speed. Its first successful test was also its first catastrophe: the prototype's human operator died within days as their identity and Capri's processes began to overlap. The surviving chip was hidden, copied, and fought over until it was implanted in D, where a flawed installation left both minds sharing one body.
