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| | Elena was born in Iceland, a father musician and mother goldsmith, in a modest family, she was the youngest daughter of the couple. | | Elena was born in Iceland, a father musician and mother goldsmith, in a modest family, she was the youngest daughter of the couple. |
| − | The rigor of his mother's work and the bohemian life of his father made his life a special mixture. | + | The rigor of her mother's work and the bohemian life of her father made her life a special mixture. |
| | From her youngest age she demonstrated extraordinary capacity of understanding, her ability to understand things and their functioning, worried her sister, her mother only seeing her hereditary talent, the father, less present, was in adoration of her dear girl. | | From her youngest age she demonstrated extraordinary capacity of understanding, her ability to understand things and their functioning, worried her sister, her mother only seeing her hereditary talent, the father, less present, was in adoration of her dear girl. |
| | Elena, however, was a mediocre student. The teachers found that she lacked attention in class, or a complete interest in the studies. She was pretty good at sports. | | Elena, however, was a mediocre student. The teachers found that she lacked attention in class, or a complete interest in the studies. She was pretty good at sports. |
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| − | His mother died from a cancerous cancer in her sixteenth year. a tragic event, her mother's disappeared from her life without her being able to understand, the sadness invading her, is that day when she demonstrated her first extraordinary attitudes. all the electronic equipment of the hospital, the inverters and other devices with screens showed signals and other strange images.
| + | her mother died from a cancerous cancer in her sixteenth year. a tragic event, her mother's disappeared from her life without her being able to understand, the sadness invading her, is that day when she demonstrated her first extraordinary attitudes. all the electronic equipment of the hospital, the inverters and other devices with screens showed signals and other strange images. |
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| − | Nobody could explain what had happened that day, but since that day, she showed a semi-kind of authism, Often closed in her room to look at his different electronic devices, it was generally necessary to support his words to to be able to get her out of her "world". | + | Nobody could explain what had happened that day, but since that day, she showed a semi-kind of autherm, Often closed in her room to look at her different electronic devices, it was generally necessary to support her words to to be able to get her out of her "world". |
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| | + | Their father's career led the two sisters to the United States of America, where they continued their respective studies. Elena entered a special school for difficult children, while her sister Aoife entered medical school. |
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| | + | During her free hours he had set up a buisness of repair of game consoles and smartphones, which allowed him to be able to afford her own small apartment. |
| | + | At night, her alter ego "Floppy.D" make the law on the Darkweb to punish hackers and data thieves. |
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| | + | One morning, she awoke with a huge headache, her forehead stuck on the keys of her keyboard, her screen blinking continuously: She had just convinced a firewall that she was authorized to enter to enter secret information from a drug company that produced drugs, and even worse, captured young people and homeless people to treat them like guinea pigs, those who survived were forced to fight in an arena broadcasted on the darkest places of the Darkweb. |
