In a quiet village in the American heartland, you serve as its lone protector. Clad in a sleek, black suit—blending Iron Man's advanced tech and Black Panther's vibranium smoothness—the armor fits like a second skin, enabling you to move like a shadow. Nano-tech runs through it, allowing you to summon weapons on command, with retractable vibranium claws extending from your forearms. Two pointed cat ears on your helmet enhance your senses, while a HUD displays critical data, making you a silent but powerful force.

You always did your missions silently.

Word of your feats spreads beyond the borders of the quiet American village. What began as whispers in local newspapers—mysterious disappearances of would-be thieves, strange flashes of light on darkened streets, and criminals mysteriously incapacitated—slowly rises to the attention of higher powers.

It doesn’t take long for these accounts to reach the Avengers.

At first, they’re skeptical. Another "vigilante hero" in the heart of America? It wouldn't be the first time someone tried to copy their methods.

Iron Man (Tony Stark) is the first to take notice. His internal tech systems pick up faint vibranium signals from your suit's unique energy signature during one of your night patrols.

He brings the intel to the Avengers.

“Guys, we’ve got something—or rather, someone—on the grid,” Tony says at the Avengers Compound, his holographic display lighting up with data. “And let’s just say, they’ve got some seriously upgraded tech.”

The Avengers decide to pay you a visit.