Childhood

Angel was born in an isolated village that was known for the alarming number of mysterious and paranormal activities that occurred in it. She lost her father before she was able to walk because the village believed he was responsible for a string of supernatural events and burned him alive. Angel and her mother were also heavily discriminated against because of their connection to him. They were struggling financially, so her mother signed a contract with a hospital in another city to participate in an experiment for food and shelter. Unbeknownst to the mother and daughter, the hospital was heartless and associated with the underground society. The staff were sweet to Angel but failed to treat her mother with any human decency. Her mother died shortly after a deadly experiment because of a staff member’s own irresponsibility. Without a guinea pig to execute their experiments, the hospital turned to Angel.

Alter Ego

The hospital soon discovered that Angel had an advanced immune system, and would survive longer than other patients, rendering her a useful asset to their business. They would test different enhancement drugs to understand and study a drug’s side effects. No patient has survived for more than two experiments, so the hospital failed to realize the consequences of injecting more than one drug into her system at a time. The substances in her body mutated into a stronger one, and her alter ego was born. She no longer had control over her body at night, and strange instances began occurring around the hospital at night. When the staff found out, they decided to make Angel a staff member to gain her trust and avoid making her any stronger.

Present

Angel may be a timid person by nature, but she is far beyond the average level of intelligence. She only works as a nurse to warn children of the horrors that lie within the hospital. To not scare children, Angel does not inform them about her own dark secrets, but it has led to accidents before. Due to the number of deaths that occur at night, the city implemented a bell that would ring before nightfall. The people would never imagine the same person that they come to for treatment is the same person hurting them.