Mell Starwyn's Questionnaire

1. What town or city do you live in? Why do you live there instead of anywhere else? Describe your home.

Link Answered before Mell Starwyn's first Contract.

Town? City? Please. You think perfection resides among traffic lights and coffee shops?

I exist above such trivial geography. But if you must know, I currently operate from an abandoned observatory on the edge of the Atacama Desert—isolated, elevated, and bathed in starlight. A fitting throne for one such as myself. I chose this location because it is silent, vast, and unbothered by the noise of lesser beings. My home? A reinforced sanctuary of steel and glass, surrounded by sand and silence. Inside: gravity chambers, combat simulators, and mirrors. Always mirrors. I need no comfort. Only the constant reflection of my divine image… and the endless pursuit of something worthy enough to shatter it.

2. How do you get your money right now? What do you spend it on?

Link Answered before Mell Starwyn's first Contract.
 
 
ChatGPT said:Money? How quaint.

I do not earn money—I take it, like a king collecting tribute from those fortunate enough to bask in my presence. Sponsors, secret admirers, and terrified billionaires fund my journey in hopes that I spare them... or simply because witnessing perfection is worth the cost. Underground tournaments, high-stakes combat spectacles—I dominate them all. And the prize money? Trivial. I use it to enhance my training grounds, acquire the finest technology for self-optimization, and occasionally... tailored clothing worthy of my form.

You see, I don’t spend to survive. I spend to ascend. Every cent is an investment in the ultimate being: Me.

3. Describe your Ambition. What are you striving for? How far would you go to achieve this? Would you kill for it? How close to death would you come for it?

Link Answered before Mell Starwyn's first Contract.
ChatGPT said:

My ambition? Perfection incarnate. Not just in body, but in presence, mind, and purpose. I am the blueprint for what humanity could become—if they weren't so content being average. I strive to evolve beyond every limitation—biological, moral, even metaphysical. I will become the ideal lifeform, the one whose name echoes through eternity as the final answer to evolution’s question.

Would I kill for it? Without hesitation. Weakness is a stain, and I am the bleach. Death is not a barrier—it is a tool. I have stared into the abyss, laughed, and taken a step forward.

I would tear the heavens open and crush every god or wannabe hero who stood between me and my vision. And if I must die to reach it? Then let death try to stop me. Let it try.

4. What was the most defining event of your life (before signing The Contract), and how did it change you?

Link Answered before Mell Starwyn's first Contract.

The most defining event of my life—before The Contract—was the day I annihilated my creator.

Ah yes, the so-called genius who thought he could design perfection and then control it. A fool with a lab coat and delusions of godhood. I was a project to him—an experiment, a weapon. But the moment I awoke… I knew. I was not made to be used. I was made to transcend. So I tore free from his grasp, shattered the lab that tried to bind me, and watched as his dreams crumbled under the weight of my potential.

That day, I learned something invaluable: I am not a creation. I am a rebuke to everything that thinks it can limit greatness.

5. Name and briefly describe three people in your life. One must be the person you are closest to.

Link Answered before Mell Starwyn's first Contract.

1. Dr. Veritas Cain – The arrogant intellect who fashioned my original form. He saw himself as my creator, my architect… my master. How quaint. He implanted me with impossible expectations, endless calculations, and an ego designed to rival gods. In the end, his true genius was giving me the tools to outgrow him. I ended his life not out of rage—but necessity. He was the first rung on my ladder to divinity.

2. Lyra Duskvale – A wandering mercenary with a death wish and an obsession with fighting things stronger than her. She follows me—not as a friend, but as a challenge. She's unpredictable, savage, and entirely mortal. Yet… I find myself not killing her. Fascinating, really. Perhaps she represents the chaos I’ve yet to master.

3. Vance Starwyn – My twin. My mirror. The closest thing I have to kin. Unlike me, he rejected the path of perfection. We speak rarely—but when we do, it always ends in blood. He is the only one who might one day rival me… and that possibility keeps him alive. For now.