Vespia

From Egs Mayhem

Name: Vespia

Codename: Poison Queen

Age: 23

Gender: female

DNA mix: Queen bee 40% human 60%

Abilities when transformed: Vespia can fly due to her wings. She also has the abbility to understand insects, dominance over any bee colony and she can also help other bee queens in making special larva. These bees can also be bred to wield various dangerous toxins for wich the only antidote is Vespia's blood.

Personality: She has the pride one would expect from a queen. Also she isn't reluctant to act the femme fatale to reach her goals. Actually Vespia was designed just for this purpose. Somehow though, she also has a kind, caring side, best compared to motherly feelings. This was a side-effect of the bee queen DNA inserted in her creation. After all a queen needs to take care of her children.

Appearance(human): Larxene from KH:COM with a more voluptious and well endowed physique. If only to resemble more the build of bees. Much like the bimbo version of [insert picture here]. The dress ends around her knees and it's a split piece. She wears elegant high heels. Her hair is exactly the same, except that her two antenea strands are about twice as thick.

Appearance (mixed): Imagine her in [insert costume picture here] withouth the scythe. With off course her original 'antenea' blonde hair strands acting as real antenea now. Nothing much changes.

Background: Vespia was one of the oldest and thus one of the least hybrid experiments. She doesn't need to become a full bee to be a worthy assassin anyway. She's done a lot of succesful assassinations allready, most of them on men. Her main strategy, like mentioned before is to seduce her male targets while one of her bees goes in for the kill. She has various fancy dresses to infiltrate rich-mens parties, and due to her looks she get's hardly ever denied entrance. Towards the younger experiments, she tends to act like a motherly figurine. Towards the older experiments, especialy the males ones... Well she couldn't care less what happened with them... After all, in bee society, the men have as good as no value.