Angelfire (wip) (Conductor (wip))

Shortly after her final contact with Limewire, Angelfire began efforts to locate them. They contacted as many people as they could, including reaching out to anyone Limewire had talked to in small forums. Eventually, Angelfire had narrowed their dissapearance down, determining that it had something to do with an old, obscure office suite they were trying to crack. For some reason, this specific suite, made by Kamabo Co., had a highly advanced system to prevent piracy, one much beyond the kind capable for it's age. After discovering this, Angelfire began searching by herself for Limewire, even going to dangerous places in Inkopolis to do so. Eventually, she would find herself begining to explore the underground system beneath the city, and on one of her excursions, she would go missing as well.

Nobody knows where she is as she wouldn't tell her parents where she was going, and would sneak out to find Limewire. The decreased interest in finding her friend and her refusal to lose hope made her communications with her parents strained, and at this point it was normal for them to not hear from her for a few days at a time. After she was gone for longer than usual without any contact, she was filed as a missing person. There isn't much hope for finding her, given the lack of evidence, a trail, and the amount of time between when she left and when her parents reported her absense. Nobody really holds out hope for finding her and Limewire at this point, alive or dead.

After being captured by Subject 1313, Angelfire was sanitized herself. Given that she was determined and cleaver enough to deduce that Kamabo Co. had something to do with the disappearance of Limewire, she was seen as having more potential than an average inkling. Thus, she was taken and programmed to be The Conductor, filling in a much-needed role of an approachable unofficial mascot of the train system. Thusly, her sanitization reflected that, with very little of her body, aside from her tentacles, being visually altered.

As The Conductor, they run a secondary train on the lines during peak hours. They're more approachable than their superior, C.Q. Cumber, and some regulars have taken a liking to them. More prominent amongst the test subjects, however, is a deep and unsettling uncomfortableness around them. After riding on the train for so long, it's apparant that The Contuctor is not as they appear to be. They move the exact same way, each and every day, adhering to a strict schedule, as well as speaking in the same cadence with every interaction. They seem to have a limited amount of 'dialogue', to the point that after two or three conversations with them, they'll begin to repeat themself, with the very same inflection as the first time.