🌐 With cybernetic limbs fast enough to rival the speed of light and solar-powered wings mighty enough to orbit the sun faster than the world can, Aeronactid is considered a scientific and galactic wonder for the ages! Although he sure doesn't feel like one...

✈️ Inside, Aeronactid doesn't see himself as bulky or courageous as all the heroes he read in his DC or Marvel comic books. Too much of a sweetheart to be cool and mysterious, too much of a pushover to be a natural leader. Despite his tall stature, he stutters softly; his steps careful and more meekly than they should be. All his guilt from the war had only magnified his over-caring attributes. His selflessness had straightened out his sense of morality for justice, but also in punishing himself for previously defying his own justice. Hence, with every solar beam shot, there is as much calculation as there is care behind it. Aeronactid was not just born, but made in the mind of a lonely bug desperate to be rescued. And since no one else volunteered themselves to play hero, somewhere deep inside Stanley thought that maybe, his new battle drones could go for a spin!

🛰️ Secretly, the dragonfly dreams of quietly blending away into the crowd. Unnoticeable and left alone to tinker and tend to his books/projects. Sometimes he wonders why the universe had retconned him instead of giving him peace. He wouldn't mind out of the narrative forever.

🔆 Stanley watched as the view of the genocide-ridden galaxy he once called home became a mere speck in the wormhole, rescuing him from the hivemind RAID and crashlanding him on Earth. Despite being so lucky, never in a million lightyears would he have imagined his war efforts would be rewarded with the title of "superhero" and international praise. The praise he felt was so undeserving. With every day he saves and each city he lights up, Stanley burdens himself with the idea that he is doing everything he couldn't do for his people- during the war here on Earth. Believing if he were just a bit braver back then, he'd be even a fraction of deserving of being a real "hero".