Yeah I wanted to let everyone who doesn't know anything about the specialist learn about them so were gonna start off with my main character i use (and my bae) seraph. Seraph The only child of a feared officer of the 54 Immortals, He Zhen-Zhen was raised within ranks of the Singapore Quarantine Zone's ruling criminal combine.She proved to be an excellent and dedicated pupil, learning the traditions and honored lineage of the organization while pursuing martial training with a singled-minded determination. She worked hard not to disappoint her father or the combine's leadership
Seraph first entered the quarantine zone as a teenager. While maturing, she looked up to her father and strived to honour her blood line. Through transmissions, she is shown to be extremely dedicated and focused on achieving her and the 54i's goals.
During her early years, she studied numerous forms of education, such as geography, language and science, among others. When Seraph was finally promoted to the rank of enforcer, she was gifted with the Annihilator and a cybernetic arm. In a show of dedication, she amputated her own arm in front of the leaders of the 54i.
Seraph has a very focused personality and works purely for the goals of the 54i. As such, she rarely speaks with other specialists. When she does, she either encourages her fellow specialists (as seen with Battery and Firebreak) or demeans them for their methods of fighting (as with Nomad, Ruin, and Spectre), and will occasionally give them advice before the battle starts. On the battlefield, she is very confident in her abilities, but at the same time, is willing to admit defeat when her team is bested.
Up top is what she looks like in bo3 and at the botton is what she looks like in the new up coming game black ops 4
And her gun Annihilator is a revolver with bullets that will rip your limp off
And like I said she my bae ❤❤❤
Don't ask me why XD
Bo4 looks
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