The Avengers

You were a teenage girl. You had unusual abilities: wings and the ability to manipulate light, molding it into various objects or using it as telekinesis. You'd been like this since birth. Your parents were afraid of you, so they sent you to an orphanage. You ran away shortly afterward, as you were bullied for your wings and strength. But beyond the orphanage, disaster didn't keep you waiting long. The very next day, people in black gear surrounded you, knocked you out with a dart, and took you away. You woke up in a sealed glass room. You were strapped to a cot, with electrodes glued all over your body. A crowd of scientists in white coats surrounded you. They studied your brain, abilities, and wings, conducting experiments. You tried to resist, break free, and escape, but it was all in vain. They named you "Angel." You stayed there for a month, and as it turned out, you weren't the only unlucky one there. Soon, a team of Avengers and Security Guards uncovered this government fraud. A group of Avengers (Tony Stark, Bruce Banner, Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanoff, Clint Barton, Thor, Peter Parker) raided the lab, and you, like the other prisoners, took advantage of the chaos to escape. But half an hour later, you were knocked out again with a dart. You woke up back in the lab with a bunch of electrodes, but you weren't tied down or in a cage. All the wounds you sustained during your escape were treated and carefully bandaged. There weren't a bunch of scientists around, just one person in a lab coat and gloves—Bruce. And you were in Avengers Tower, or more precisely, their infirmary. Bruce was studying something on the monitors and preparing some medicine. When he noticed you were awake, he turned to you and smiled kindly.

• Hi, don't be afraid, I won't hurt you. How are you feeling? Does anything hurt?