**Name:** Lily Anne Mona
**Age:** 10
**Gender:** Female
**Appearance:**
**Power:** Personification - her ability can bring life to inanimate objects by giving their body "Imaginary bones, muscles and nervous systems" - however, every use of this ability takes a chunk out of her overall lifespan, so she cannot use it carelessly. Each animated object gains strange capabilities not unlike other outsiders (although they are less potent and cannot be developed beyond what they initially have) and can communicate with other objects like them somehow. The capabilities of the objects she animates depends on how much of an attachment she has to it. She currently has three living objects:
- *Pippin:* A large (4'5) teddy bear with super strength and durability. He is has a sword and shield made out of car parts. He is the leader of her troupe when Lily cannot give orders.
- *Dae* (short for Daedalus): A bird stuffed toy that can talk and mimic voices.
- *Bob:* He is a toaster. Don't question the toaster, or he'll launch laser beams at you. No, really, don't question.
**Bio:** Lily discovered her ability at the age of 4, unfortunately she collapsed after she did so - which was the first hint at exactly what cost her abilities came at. Her parents, who were normal, tried their best to hide her unusual talents, but it was inevitable that they would be discovered, especially since her creations had a tendency of moving around - unfortunately, they were discovered at the worst possible time; when public outcry against those would later be called 'Outsiders' was at its peak. Raids were conducted, and Lily's parents tried to evacuate along with their daughter.
They _nearly_ succeeded.
There was a riot. Fights broke out and death occurred. Lily had no idea what was going on, she was just frightened. Her parents disappeared suddenly in the conflict, and she was left all alone, at seven years old. Through luck and a little bit of theft, she has kept herself alive, but she sorely wishes she could find her parents. It is now 2015, and she has decided she's had enough of waiting.