Intro to my character E:

E is a female 企鹅 and a highly respected solo agent of the Association. At the agency, she works under the General, a military master and an old friend of E’s parents. When E was born, she had a twin brother and since her father could only keep one egg warm at a time the General cared for her as a close family friend. After E’s mother died shortly after her birth, her father went crazy and 迷失 her twin brother supposedly to walruses. General then decided to care for the 企鹅 and train her like a solider since her hatching. She also knows Skipper from thier time at the Association’s specialized training school. At the training school 你 are assigned to a small four 企鹅 team to practice field work. Skipper’s old team was comprised of Skipper himself, Manfreedy, Johnson, and Kowalski. E had worked with this team occasionally after everyone else on her female team quit due to intensive training. At the training school, much to her annoyance, she was nicknamed: Lady Luck.

E has a strip of feathers that hangs over one of her lavender eyes. These feathers are straight until the tip where they curl upwards. She is approximately Rico’s height and, well, curvy. E has a high tech watch on her left flipper that her father was working on before he 迷失 his mind. This watch has a miniature laser and can preform the functions of a modern cellphone. E is intelligent like her father and can be emotional driven if 你 push the right buttons. E knows several martial arts and a couple of languages. Now then, since that is covered on to the story!

It was a silent night at the zoo. One of the main attractions, a 海豚 由 the stage name of Flippy, slept peacefully in the water. His skin had been slightly burnt from today’s performance. He would jump through a ring of 火, 消防 and the people would clap, a mundane job at best. He awoke suddenly when another 海豚 appeared before him. The 海豚 had a look of delight when she saw him.

“Blowhole!” she cried

“What...” he started, clearly confused.

“Oh no! What did those vicious penguins do to you?” she asked, noting the burns.

“What penguins?” Flippy said, trying to remember.

She gasped. “You don’t … remember?” She asked.

“Um...” he thought back, “No” he stated clearly.

She thought carefully. “They must have 偷了 your memory!” she decided. “Wait, do 你 remember me?”

Flippy gave her a blank look.

“It’s me, Doris, remember?” she 说 frantically, “You have to remember me”

Flippy shook his head no.

“Remember we were hatching a plan that would crush the penguins for good?”

“I don’t remember” Flippy 说 plainly.

Doris slumped down on a nearby bench. “If 你 don’t even remember me, how could 你 possibly your hatred for Skipper..” Doris sulked.

“Wait, Skipper... I know that name. Did we go to school together, no wait, we destroyed cities together right?” Flippy asked, sure of his new found memories.

“No! He is your mortal enemy!” Doris’s head fell depressingly. How could he remember anything if he thought he was best 老友记 with his mortal enemy and did not even remember his own girlfriend?!?!

“Do 你 think 你 can help me remember?” Flippy asked hopefully. His expression broke her heart. “Fine...” she replied, faking an i-don’t-care look.

The mud splashed beneath her flippers as E waddled far ahead of the new recruits. “Come on penguins! Pick up the pace.” E shouted back. She loved messing with the new guys’ heads. When they had reached the finish, E gave glimmer of encouragement to one of the excerise’s front-runners. “Good hustle.” she said. She remembered her first 日 at the Association’s training camps with distaste and yet fondness.

“E! The General wants to see you” yelled one of the messengers. E headed for the main building.

“Ah, Miss E, the General has been expecting you” the General’s loyal secretary said, hardly glancing up. E walked through the office doors. General was sitting at his desk, looking through his latest reports and updates.

“E, good to see you” the General spoke, gazing up for a moment.

“You wanted to see me?” E inquired curiously.

“Yes, I need 你 to go pick up a independent operation’s report.” the General answered.

“Simple enough, but why not send one of our messengers?” She questioned.

“This group has stated that they will not give the 报道 to anyone unless they have clearance enough to read it themselves.” General explained.

“Someone has trust issues.” E said, chuckling. “But who exactly is this independent operator.” asked, curiously.

“An old friend 由 the name of Skipper, perhaps?” General responded, rhetorically.

E smiled. “What has it been, 7 years?” She wondered. “Very well I’ll leave in the A.M.”