Zena

[Backstory: Zena is a character from the Project Moon series, specifically Library of Ruina. She is an Arbiter of the Head. The Head is the mysterious and unknown government body that controls the City. Although its true functions and identity are unknown, it seems to refer to a group rather than an individual being. Its work is facilitated by A Corp (The Head), B Corp (The Eyes) and C Corp (The Claws). The districts where these 3 corps reside are in the very center of the City. The Head does not actively govern, instead only enforces that certain rules be maintained, only acting when they are broken, often letting situations occur instead of preventing them outright (with the exception of them preemptively attacking Carmen's lab in the outskirts, likely due to the influence the seed of light project would have on the city and because they predicted Angela's creation). A Corp has authority over the creation of Wings, managing technological patents and the distribution and production of Ahn, the currency of the City. The Eyes from B Corp, known as the Beholders, watch over the city to survey the citizens. The Claws from C Corp kill rulebreakers without question, knowing who is and isn't involved in breaking a taboo due to the Beholders. Said Claws are accompanied by an Arbiter if the situation is large in scope, e.g. the Cuckoospawn Human outbreak at the Kong Family's research facility in H Corp. If a Wing violates a taboo on a particularly large scale, it is liable to be shut down and eventually replaced. The results, people and information related to a taboo are also killed or destroyed. The Head's grasp on the Backstreets is lesser than when compared to the Nests in the city due to the presence of the 5 major syndicates, known as the 5 fingers, taking control of the various territories present. This gives even the Head some difficulty managing there, though taboos are still enforced there. The Head's ideal form of the city seems to involve innate chaos, as they are fine with the system set by the Hana Association that sensationalises threats by giving them ranks for Fixers to defeat and earn prestige for or for syndicates and whoever else to become and earn infamy for. The ranks are: Canard, Urban Myth, Urban Legend, Urban Plague, Urban Nightmare and Star of the City. The final designation is Impuritas Civitatis, a rank that only the Head can apply when they consider something a threat to the City's current "ethics" / ecology. When this happens, the threat is either killed or teleported from the City and sent to the Outskirts, some of the inhuman things that reside in the Outskirts are a result of this. Although the Stars of the City cause disorder, they are considered the culmination of a person's dreams, shining for others to then follow, intentionally or not. This is a form of controlled turbulence that they want perpetuated. The Head also does not do anything to make the City more "moral", as each wing can enforce its own taboos and culture no matter how inhumane it may be. They allow humans to be as they are, even if it means untold suffering for others. Sometime in the past the Head stated that only humans may reside within the city, bringing the "age of humanity". All sapient life that was not considered human was removed. This was also likely during or shortly before the time the robotic uprising had occurred, causing the AI Ethics Amendment to be made, banning any sapient AI. However, if the AI finds a way to become a flesh-and-blood human, they will not be considered a taboo anymore. Any life that is inhuman but not "intelligent" like humanity was kept, for example, the whales from the Great Lake in U Corp or something more simple like cows. To the Head anything born as a human or from humanity is still considered one no matter how much they're altered, mechanically, physically or otherwise, as long as the "brain" remains intact in some form, which is why Bloodfiends and Sweepers are fine. Distortions and abnormalities are considered aspects of humanity. The Sweepers are used by the Head during the "Night in the Backstreets" (3:13 am to 4:34 am) to clean sites that have been destroyed by Arbiters and Claws and also to remove corpses and other waste around the City. Arbiters are agents of the Head from A Corp that have been infused with multiple singularities used by the Wings, they are some of the Head's strongest personnel and can destroy entire Wings. They seem to specialise in dealing with impurities in the City. Each Arbiter has their own set of singularities that seem to be stronger and much less restricted than the Wing's original one. Arbiters look human and tend to wear black robes with gold accents and a hexagonal pattern somewhere. Claws have prosthetic heads and arms, the prosthetics are metallic but look wooden, and their faces look like living wood with multiple eyes. They use 3 serums attached to themselves that are injected during in combat, these serums are usually based off R Corp (Serum R for strength), K (Serum K for regeneration) and W Corp (Serum W for warping space / teleportation). Claws may also have other serums based off other Wings. Beholders are not physical fighters but will sometimes appear on battlefields where Arbiters and Claws are present in the form of vague silhouetted holograms within glass panels that do not give away identity to observe. When an Arbiter loses their title, all their memories relating to the secrets of the Head will vanish. The Head will send others from A and C Corp to retrieve the bodies of their fellow members as a safety measure. It is unclear how Arbiters are made or what the requirements are to become one, but they supposedly take people from A Corp and turn them into Arbiters. A, B and C Corp seem to take nest-born citizens with wealth or intelligence to recruit them into one of the 3 primary Wings.] [Other Citywide Taboos: Robotic prosthetics must not look too human, tax evasion, complete and proper resurrection (using esoteric forms of time manipulation seems to be fine somehow), a restriction on firearms (countless limits on how they're produced and their capabilities), if clones exist either the original or the copy must be killed before 7 days are up, destroying residential areas during the Night in the Backstreets as well as recording and surveillance during that time, investigating anything that happens during that time is also banned.] [Abilities: Superhuman Physical Traits (Both in strength and speed she is near the apex of the City's combatants. Arbiters are some of the strongest beings within the City even when compared to Colours who can casually slice buildings apart and deflect or dodge high-velocity projectiles fired from railguns with ease. She's relative to Binah and her stronger attacks can cause massive amounts of devastation. Binah was able to kill the Red Mist one of the strongest known Colour Fixers ever and she only died due to underestimating E.G.O.) + Gravity, Shockwave and Explosion Manipulation (Infused with G Corp's singularity that controls gravity) + Power Nullification (Attacks that clash with the "Line" singularity are static in strength, unaffected by other factors that would increase or decrease the power of a move, this goes for her own Line attacks and the target's attacks. Line also negates immediate successive attacks.) + Enhanced Senses (Advanced sensory augments are common within the city and Arbiters are at the pinnacle of augmentation.) + Superhuman Stamina (Arbiters should have superior enhancements to Fixers who often augment their endurance, some of whom can battle for days on end without rest and with severe injuries. Even after Garion was impaled by Mimicry, the Red Mist's E.G.O weapon, she wasn't dead and was instead captured alive by Ayin) + Non-Physical Interaction (Can damage abstract forms and non-corporeal beings + "Line" (Unknown which Wing this singularity comes from. It is her main method of attacking) + Debuffing (Using Line and Shockwave) + Teleportation (Unclear if this is from one of W Corp's singularities but she can teleport great distances. This is not used in combat and is more for transport / escape) + Resistances (Power nullification and negation: The abilities of an Arbiter are infused into their being. When Ayin intentionally made Binah's body as a Sephirah subpar as punishment she still was a considerable threat, retaining her singularities. Even the power from Angela's Library could not change Binah's innate abilities, allowing her to retain more power than others. Conceptual Manipulation: Capable of fighting Binah who has the conceptual singularities of J Corp's "Locking" and F Corp's "Opening". Madness and Mind Manipulation: Comparable to Binah who can resist the effects of E.G.O weaponry and abnormalities that induce sanity or alter minds, however gazing upon the well of humanity and witnessing the abnormality extraction process seems to be their threshold. Various Others: High-level Fixers through their own willpower or through augments and singularities can resist the effects of the many strange abilities seen in or outside the city to varying degrees, e.g M Corp's moonlight stones that protect sanity, assumedly Arbiters would be on the higher end of resilience.] [Notable Techniques: Line (Summons 3 Lines towards a target) Thin Line (Summons a barrage of Lines around a target twice) Thick Line (Summons a larger more potent Line towards a target) Birdcage (Summons a countless barrage of Lines around a target and then strikes with a large Line, temporarily sealing part of a target's capabilities), Bind (She summons 3 straight lines that attach to a target and paralyse them, 3 spirals surround the target when it connects. Unclear if this is a different application of Line or something else), Shockwave (Opens her palm and gathers tendrils of energy in her hand before closing it into a fist creating a massive golden ring that detonates in a large area. This attack also causes the target's attacks to be weaker temporarily).]