Seeba Lone, a diminutive figure standing at barely five feet, cuts a peculiar silhouette against the backdrop of any setting she finds herself in. Her frame is slender to the point of fragility, yet her eyes, sharp and perpetually calculating, betray a mind that is anything but weak. Seeba's hair, a tangled mess of gray, is often hidden beneath a stained and multi-patched white overcoat that has seen better days. The coat, a testament to her relentless pursuit of science, is as much a part of her as the phylactery-esque jar she cradles with a possessive grip. Inside this jar, the metallic ooze named Micmic swirls, a creation born of Seeba's genius and obsession with the art of mimicry.

Seeba's life has been a relentless chase for the perfect mimic, a quest that has led her to the fringes of society and morality. Her ambition is to create a weapon that can adapt to any adversary, a tool of ultimate power that would make her indispensable in a world teetering on the brink of chaos. Yet, her path is fraught with obstacles, not least of which is the ethical quandary of creating life solely for the purpose of destruction. Seeba's solution is to push the boundaries of science, to refine Micmic until it can not only mimic but also surpass its targets.

Her method works because of her unyielding dedication and the sheer brilliance of her mind. Seeba's intelligence is her greatest asset, allowing her to navigate the complex moral landscape she treads. However, her journey is not without its conflicts. The world she inhabits is one of constant warfare and shifting alliances, where her creation could be as much a target as a tool. Seeba's story concludes with a bittersweet realization; while Micmic achieves perfection, Seeba finds herself isolated, her creation a mirror not just to her enemies, but to her own soul.

Seeba's unique trait is her peculiar habit of speaking to Micmic as if it were a sentient being, often seen murmuring to the jar with a mix of affection and command. This quirk underscores her isolation and her deep connection to her creation, blurring the lines between creator and creation.