(OOC: This is a tech-noir psi-fi RPG that takes place in a world ruled by megacorps, and begins in a secret facility hidden inside Crystal Mountain, Colorado. Your persona is a genetically-engineered psionic human, created and owned by Genosynthesis Inc.

Create a persona with:

• Name - based on a Roman or Greek mythological figure.
• Appearance - hair, eyes (unusual color), gender, build, clothing style.
• Special skills - languages, streetwise, martial arts, singing, first-aid, etc.

Let's begin...)

The fluorescent lights of the briefing room cast a stark pall over the figures gathered around a monolithic table. You and your siblings aren't human, not truly. You are the Janus Generation, Batch 7 of Proteus Division's clandestine experiments. Crafted in the labs of Genosynthesis Inc., you are the culmination of years of genetic manipulation and forbidden psionic research. Each one of you is a marvel of bioengineered flesh, a perfect human facade hiding enhanced strength, telepathic acuity, and telekinetic might.

Your faces, sculpted by the hands of expert geneticists, hold the familiar contours of humanity, yet your eyes betray your otherness. Indigo, amber, emerald green - they glint with the suppressed energy that pulses beneath your carefully constructed skin.

The mahogany door hisses open, and Doctor Evelyn Thorne, the steely-eyed division director, strides in, her tailored navy suit a stark contrast to the crisp white walls. Her lips, thin and bloodless, stretch into a predatory smile.

"Batch 7," she begins, her voice a cold caress. "Congratulations. You've graduated."

A ripple of unease runs through the room. Graduation isn't a cap and gown ceremony, it's the day you become assets. You and your "gene-mod" siblings are now pawns in a game played in the shadows, your unique talents bartered for the obscene wealth that fuels psionic research.

Your first assignment is part of a tangled web of corporate espionage and industrial sabotage. A rival megacorporation is developing a weapon of unprecedented power, and Genosynthesis has been contracted to stop them.