Vulgrim
Star
- Joined
- May 9, 2014
(( Yep, that's him. Gabriel Reyes. There's a Legendary Skin for Reaper in-game called "Overwatch Reyes" where it's basically him as you see him in the picture on Winston's desk. After Gerard's murder, Morrison / Soldier 76 became the new leader of Overwatch, but everyone saw Reaper as the unofficial leader. The two butt heads, and Reyes left Overwatch. Nobody knows how he became Reaper, I'm not sure if anybody actually knows he's Reyes, but we do. Though Reaper has some cool lines if you listen to his in-game taunts that gives us a little more insight on his history with other members of Overwatch ( click here )
If you listen to the taunts against Pharah, it's implied that Reaper killed her mother (who's in the far right of the picture on Winston's desk). Maybe we can do something with that? ))
Dr. Angela Ziegler hummed to herself within the confines of her expensive yet cozy lab, staring at something from the other side of an electron microscope. The woman looked as beautiful and as professional as always, her golden hair pulled in to a tight ponytail, though she had blonde bangs framing one side of her face. Pulling away from what she'd been working on, she mumbled something to herself and rubbed her blue eyes, letting out a small yawn. It was late, and she'd been working all day, but Angela's home was the lab, and her work was her life. When she wasn't working, she was using her free time to work again.
That's just how things went for her.
When the doors to her lab hissed open, the doctor let out a sigh. "I told you," she grumbled, "I'm fine, Luc. I don't need a break -- really."
But the voice that called after her wasn't Luc's. It was another Frenchman -- well, Frechwoman, actually. The voice belonged to Amelie. Angela's eyes widened, and she twisted to face the woman with a look of horror on her face. Not fright, exactly. Mercy didn't fear much. But she was shocked, for certain. The woman swore in German, then switched over to English, a language both her and the widow were familiar with.
"Amelie?" Angela asked. Normally, she would've hugged her friend. But now... well, Gerard's body had been found already, and word traveled fast in Overwatch. Mercy knew of it, no doubt. "Amelie, it's -- please, please tell me that it isn't true." She had a pistol hidden somewhere in the lab, but Angela wouldn't kill the other woman. Not if she was guilty, not even if the widow tried to kill her first. The thing was there to protect her patients from Talon -- that was it. And seeing as how she didn't have any patients at the moment...
"You are a sweet girl. I know it isn't true. Please -- please, just tell me, and I can help you."
Back at the carriage-house-turned-secret-lab, Winston wasn't sure how to react to Tracer's advances. The girl had always been full of life and energy, and she'd never been shy about a damned thing before in the past, but... this was different. When she kissed him, he blinked stupidly and just accepted it, unsure of how to answer her back. A part of him thought that this was wrong. They weren't even the same species, even if they were close -- but did that truly matter, at the end of the day? They were both sentient, after all. And Winston had more humanity than most of her own kind did.
Hm...
"Lena?" he asked, still not putting two and two together, even after all of this. When she tugged at his armor, he raised an arm and placed it on her shoulder, gently pushing her away. Winston frowned. "Are you alright?" he asked, sounding uncertain. "Is your chronal accelerator working? Maybe -- here, maybe it needs to be readjusted? Blinking too much can confuse you, maybe you're just tired--..?"
If you listen to the taunts against Pharah, it's implied that Reaper killed her mother (who's in the far right of the picture on Winston's desk). Maybe we can do something with that? ))
Dr. Angela Ziegler hummed to herself within the confines of her expensive yet cozy lab, staring at something from the other side of an electron microscope. The woman looked as beautiful and as professional as always, her golden hair pulled in to a tight ponytail, though she had blonde bangs framing one side of her face. Pulling away from what she'd been working on, she mumbled something to herself and rubbed her blue eyes, letting out a small yawn. It was late, and she'd been working all day, but Angela's home was the lab, and her work was her life. When she wasn't working, she was using her free time to work again.
That's just how things went for her.
When the doors to her lab hissed open, the doctor let out a sigh. "I told you," she grumbled, "I'm fine, Luc. I don't need a break -- really."
But the voice that called after her wasn't Luc's. It was another Frenchman -- well, Frechwoman, actually. The voice belonged to Amelie. Angela's eyes widened, and she twisted to face the woman with a look of horror on her face. Not fright, exactly. Mercy didn't fear much. But she was shocked, for certain. The woman swore in German, then switched over to English, a language both her and the widow were familiar with.
"Amelie?" Angela asked. Normally, she would've hugged her friend. But now... well, Gerard's body had been found already, and word traveled fast in Overwatch. Mercy knew of it, no doubt. "Amelie, it's -- please, please tell me that it isn't true." She had a pistol hidden somewhere in the lab, but Angela wouldn't kill the other woman. Not if she was guilty, not even if the widow tried to kill her first. The thing was there to protect her patients from Talon -- that was it. And seeing as how she didn't have any patients at the moment...
"You are a sweet girl. I know it isn't true. Please -- please, just tell me, and I can help you."
Back at the carriage-house-turned-secret-lab, Winston wasn't sure how to react to Tracer's advances. The girl had always been full of life and energy, and she'd never been shy about a damned thing before in the past, but... this was different. When she kissed him, he blinked stupidly and just accepted it, unsure of how to answer her back. A part of him thought that this was wrong. They weren't even the same species, even if they were close -- but did that truly matter, at the end of the day? They were both sentient, after all. And Winston had more humanity than most of her own kind did.
Hm...
"Lena?" he asked, still not putting two and two together, even after all of this. When she tugged at his armor, he raised an arm and placed it on her shoulder, gently pushing her away. Winston frowned. "Are you alright?" he asked, sounding uncertain. "Is your chronal accelerator working? Maybe -- here, maybe it needs to be readjusted? Blinking too much can confuse you, maybe you're just tired--..?"