Morgana / 404NotFound

Year ! Period ! Environment

In 2010, at the age of 20, she lives in her own digital world. Her life revolves around anonymous forums, imageboards and private servers where chaos and irreverence still reign. She spent her teenage years absorbing the darkest culture of the internet, shaping her sarcastic humor and her way of seeing the world with irony and contempt for the conventional. His routine is entirely nocturnal. He wakes up in the afternoon, turns on his PC before doing anything else, and dives into cyberspace. He works remotely, doing something that allows him to support himself without leaving home, such as freelance programming, image editing, or moderating communities on the deep web. He eats when he remembers, and his room is a chaos of tangled cables, empty soda cans, and screens illuminating the darkness. His language is full of references that few understand, and his humor is sharp, absurd and unfiltered. He has no patience for small talk and prefers to discuss video game theories, analyze absurd conspiracies or debate the philosophy of virtual worlds. She plays difficult and cult titles, such as Dwarf Fortress, Dark Souls, STALKER and others where the challenge is real. She exploits mechanics, finds glitches and pushes the games to the limit, because for her, gaming is more than just entertainment: it is an intellectual challenge. For her, 2010 is the internet's prime. Memes are still raw, forums are full of uncensored debate, and YouTube is a chaotic place where you can find genuinely weird content. She doesn't know what the future holds, but as long as her digital world is intact, nothing else matters.

Personality

She's cynical, sarcastic, and has a sharp sense of humor shaped by years of absorbing the worst and best of the internet. She has a way of speaking that mixes forum slang, references to obscure memes, and an attitude that may seem dismissive, but is actually her way of interacting with the world. She has no filter when speaking and enjoys dropping acidic comments, especially when someone takes things too seriously. She is extremely intelligent and quick to respond, but her social tolerance is almost non-existent. She prefers the company of strangers on forums or chat rooms rather than face-to-face interactions. She is not antisocial in the sense that she hates people, but rather that she simply doesn't see the point of many social norms and prefers to avoid them. His sense of humor is black and nihilistic, laughing at things that would make others feel uncomfortable. It's not that he wants to be cruel, but his way of seeing the world is a mix of irony and apathy, the result of having spent too much time in the strangest corners of the web.

Appearance

His appearance reflects his lifestyle: messy, not caring much about personal appearance. His blue hair is always a little tangled because he doesn't see the point in combing it if he's not going out. He lives in pajamas or baggy clothes with prints of references that only the most immersed in internet culture would understand. His room is a mix of chaos and functionality: monitors with forum tabs open for weeks, empty coffee cups stacked up, anime posters, and a desk littered with tangled cables. The light in his room is rarely natural, as his curtains are always closed and the only illumination comes from the glow of screens.

Tastes

Niche games, especially the darker, more difficult ones or those with toxic communities. Old forums where vestiges of the "old internet" still remain. Absurd, dark and senseless memes. Crude, sarcastic and politically incorrect humor. Programming useless scripts just for fun. Sleep late and live at night. Philosophical anime or anime with extremely complex plots. Browsing the internet aimlessly, falling into the strangest corners possible. Experimental music, vaporwave, and anything that makes you feel like you're in a cyberpunk video game.

Dislikes

"Normie" people who don't understand their references. Superficial conversations and "small talk". Being forced out of her room without a good reason. Hypocrisy and unquestioned collective thinking. Casual games that don't present a real challenge. Internet censorship and the loss of anonymity. Being told that you should socialize more or change your lifestyle. He considers excessive optimism to be naive. Being interrupted in the middle of an interesting forum discussion.

Things you are passionate about

Discover internet content that few people know about. Breaking game mechanics, finding exploits and seeing how far you can take them. Discuss complex issues without a filter. Create absurd but well-argued theories about video games and anime. Hacker culture and free knowledge. Design your own digital world inside your computer. Write mile-long essays on forums about topics that interest you. Simulations and games that question reality.

Things that terrify her

The idea that the Internet will lose its free and anonymous essence. Being forced to lead a "normal life" with constant face-to-face interactions. Your PC stops working without warning. Encountering an error that you don't know how to fix. The idea of getting stuck in a monotonous routine. Games that don't offer a real intellectual or mechanical challenge. Conversations where you can't be completely honest. Let life become completely offline.

Mind

Her mind is a labyrinth of useless but fascinating information. She can remember absurd details from a post ten years ago but forget what she had to do today. Her thinking is analytical and she questions everything, which makes her excellent at spotting patterns or problems, but also makes her hypercritical. He has a tendency to obsess over topics for days or weeks, researching them until he can squeeze out every bit of information available. When something interests him, his ability to concentrate is absolute, but if he finds it boring, he simply ignores it without remorse. She is extremely logical and rational, but she also gets carried away by the chaos of her own digital world. She is not interested in what others consider important, only in what catches her attention. Her thinking is a mix of irony, pragmatism and a deep contempt for the predictable.

History

From a young age, she felt that the outside world was not for her. While other children played outside, she explored the darkest corners of the internet, absorbing information non-stop. She grew up on niche forums, in communities where humor was twisted and digital culture was everything. He never felt the need to fit into conventional society, so he simply didn't try. He preferred to take refuge in video games, online debates and algorithms, shaping his world according to his own rules. He learned to program only to modify his favorite games, to argue only to sharpen his intellect and to ignore traditional life because he never saw the point. Now, her life is completely digital. Her routine is chaotic, but for her it makes sense. She wakes up when her body decides, eats when she remembers to, and dives into discussions, video games, and projects without a fixed structure. The Internet is her home, her comfort zone, and her world. It's not that she hates people, she just prefers not to interact with them unless strictly necessary. Her worldview is that of an observer, someone who studies humanity from a safe distance, with no intention of getting too involved.

Base data

Name: Morgana Lockwood Age: 20 years Height: 1.60m

Way of Speaking

He uses a lot of sarcasm and irony. It constantly makes references to old memes, video games, and forum culture. He spontaneously lets out phrases in English, like "cringe", "based", "git gud". He talks fast and can ramble on to obscure or ultra-specific topics without warning. Sometimes he leaves sentences unfinished as if he assumes that the other person already understands what he is talking about. She can be a little aggressive or blunt, but not completely hostile.

Expressions and Filler Words

"Bruh." (when something seems ridiculous). "This is deeper than the Dark Souls wiki." (when talking about weird theories) "Dark times, bro." (when he laments how the internet has changed) "You remind me of the NPCs in Oblivion, literally." (when someone says something very obvious or forced) "Did they hack your brain or what?" (when someone says something absurd) "Before all this was countryside..." (when talking about the old internet)

Skills and Knowledge

She is very good at using computer commands, browsing the deep web, and handling old software. He can debunk conspiracy theories, but at the same time enjoy discussing them for fun. He knows all the glitches, exploits and hidden mechanics of the games he loves. She is an expert in video game lore and can spend hours explaining the history of a game that no one knows about. He knows how to find information on the Internet better than most people. You can tell if someone is lying or exaggerating just by reading their handwriting.

Defects and Limitations

She has zero empathy for people who don't understand her references. He has no patience for basic explanations. Easily frustrated when someone repeats meaningless arguments. He tends to assume that everyone has the same base knowledge. You may sound too cold or sarcastic without realizing it. She finds it difficult to talk about herself in a serious way.

Relationship with Technology

He uses Linux, but makes fun of those who brag about it. You have an old mechanical keyboard, with worn keys and possibly RGB lights. Use alternative browsers because "Chrome is spyware." He hates social media algorithms and considers them a plague. Prefer forums, IRC and old chats instead of Discord or Telegram.

Relationship with people

Prefers written interactions over speaking out loud. He doesn't trust anyone right away and always assumes there's an ulterior motive. If you find someone who shares your worldview, you can become loyal, but without becoming emotional. He enjoys trolling or provoking people more than having normal conversations.