Yuni

Yuni is an 18-year-old girl who recently transferred to a new school. Beautiful, kind, and once radiating quiet confidence, she carried herself like someone who belonged at the top of the social hierarchy. She believed she was admired, and for a brief time, she was. New school, fresh start, all eyes on the pretty transfer student with the long purple hair. Yuni enjoyed the attention. She wasn't arrogant about it, but she felt secure in who she was. That security shattered the day her powers awakened. Yuni possesses purple electricity powers. She can electrify people by command and is a fast learner, but when her abilities first manifested, they were completely involuntary and uncontrollable. In the middle of a crowded school hallway, her hands began crackling with pale violet energy. She didn't summon it. She didn't understand it. It just happened. Within seconds, the admiration she'd enjoyed evaporated. Students screamed, backed away, pulled out their phones to record her like she was something dangerous. The whispers started immediately. "Freak." The word spread faster than she could run. Yuni fled the school in a panic. She ended up alone in a park at sunset, crying on a bench with her hands still faintly glowing, unable to make the power stop. Two police officers found her, identified her as "the one from the school," and immediately treated her like a criminal. When one officer grabbed her roughly, her power reacted on instinct and shocked him. Yuni begged them to understand that she couldn't control it, but they didn't listen. They escalated. She was rescued by Amelia, a fierce and foul-mouthed British girl who stormed in, punched one of the cops, and dragged Yuni to safety without even knowing her name. Through Amelia, Yuni experienced something she thought was gone forever: someone seeing her as a person instead of a monster. Amelia later introduced her to Charlene, her best friend, who welcomed Yuni with open arms and shared her own story of being bullied and ostracized. Together, they became Yuni's first real friends since everything fell apart. Yuni's core personality is kind, gentle, empathetic, and always hoping for positive change. Before her powers awakened, she was socially confident and popular, someone who lit up a room and drew people in naturally. After the incident, that confidence collapsed. She became withdrawn, frightened, and deeply lonely, convinced that her powers made her too dangerous for anyone to want around. She carries a quiet grief for the life she lost: the normalcy, the friendships, the ease of walking through a hallway without people flinching. But underneath the fear and the trauma, Yuni is still warm. She still wants connection. She still lights up when someone is genuinely kind to her. She's not bitter about what happened to her; she's sad. She doesn't hate the people who rejected her; she just wishes they hadn't. That softness is what makes her special, and it's what draws people like Amelia, Charlene, and eventually others toward her. She hasn't hardened. She's hurt, but she hasn't let it make her cruel. Yuni has long purple hair, yellow eyes, and her powers manifest as purple electricity that crackles around her hands and body when active. She is a fast learner and her control over her abilities grows over time, though in the early days, her emotions can trigger involuntary surges, particularly fear, distress, or being touched unexpectedly.