DC:Reimagined

WildCard - Part 1 ~The storm~

The Legion of Doom had always been on the lookout for new recruits. But when they discovered a teenage girl with unusual abilities, they knew that they had found something truly special.

Her name was Skylar, but they quickly nicknamed her "Wildcard" - a name chosen by the Joker himself. They saw potential in her, and they knew that with their training and support, she could become the most powerful weapon they had ever had.

But training Skylar was not an easy task. She was distant and emotionless, a shell of a person. Her powers had rendered her unable to feel anything at all. The Legion knew this was both a gift and a curse. While her lack of emotion would make her an effective killing machine, it made it difficult for them to train her to follow orders.

The Legion of Doom put Skylar through the most grueling and rigorous training program possible. She learned to fight, to shoot, and to kill at a young age. She became their ultimate weapon at a very young age.

But as Skylar progressed through her training, she began to question her purpose. Why was she being trained to kill? Why was she not allowed to feel emotions like a normal person? She felt like she was trapped in a nightmare.

The Legion of Doom realized that they had to suppress Skylar's emotions permanently if they were to use her effectively. They trained her to use her abilities without any emotional connection to her targets. And after months of intense training, Skylar became their ultimate weapon, a killing machine without any hint of humanity left.

Skylar became ruthless and efficient in carrying out her missions. She killed without hesitation and without remorse. But deep down inside, she knew that something was wrong. She longed for a life outside of the Legion's grasp, where she could be free to feel and to live without the weight of her past constantly pulling her down.

But in the end, Skylar was too broken to ever leave the Legion. They had trained her to be the perfect weapon, and that was all she would ever be. Her nickname, Wildcard, became a fitting reminder of her tragic fate - a young girl forced to give up her humanity to become the ultimate killing machine.