Genesis Crisis: Resurgence Brainstorming

At the age of four, Lisa's family was taken from her in one fell swoop. Both of her parents well killed in a vehicle accident, and sometime later, the foster care system decided to place her sister in a different home. Without anything else to cling to, the young Lisa accepted her new family incredibly quickly. Of course, she still felt the pain of her losses, but they were there to wipe away her tears, and in time, they became as close to Lisa as her real family had been.

As the years passed, the wounds healed, but Lisa strived for excellence in everything she did, constantly trying to live up to her foster parents' expectations, even though all they wanted was for her to enjoy her new lease on life. On her 14th birthday, the first letter arrived. It was addressed to Lisa, but from an address she didn't recognize, and her foster mother had given it to her with a sad look in her eyes. She let the letter sit on her desk for almost a month before she finally worked up the courage to open it.

The contents were life-changing. Inside the envelope was a picture of her and her sister when they were children and a letter telling her what her sister had been up to during the ten years since they were separated. With tears in her eyes, Lisa composed a letter of her own in response. She wasn't entirely sure what to write, but there was one thing she wanted to convey in the letter. A part of her life that she had thought she'd never be able to get back had returned to her, and she was incredibly happy about that.

From then on, the letters kept coming, at first infrequently, but with time they came more often, and Lisa made sure to reply to each of them. Whenever one of them would change locations, they would send their new address in the next letter, and without ever actually talking in person, the two of them reconnected with each other. It was also during this time that Lisa took up archery as a club activity, which she seemed to have some talent for. Due to her high aptitude scores, Lisa was admitted to a large university, where she met the original members of Aegis.

The conflict that followed, and the things she endured as a result, severly altered Lisa's mindset. Upon returning to the university, she became less outgoing for a time, retreating into her own mind. After several months of semi-seclusion, Lisa returned to an active life and changed her university path to psychology, vowing to help others who found themselves in a similar situation to the one she had been in during the conflict.