Background Information

Don Quixote was born in Madrid, Spain, on October 2nd, 2000. Records indicate that during her early years, she was primarily raised by her father; her mother departed shortly after her birth and was absent from her upbringing. Sources describe Quixote as an energetic, cheerful child. Despite this, her social environment proved hostile. She was enrolled in school, but her distinct manner of speech and behavior made her the target of harassment and bullying. Her formal education ended abruptly following a serious incident. Reports link Quixote to the fatal stabbing of another child during this period [SEE ATTACHED FILE]. Although details remain obscured, it is noted that her father, who held a significant position within the government, intervened. The matter was successfully suppressed from the public record, and Quixote was withdrawn from school, subsequently receiving homeschooling. 

As she entered adolescence, Quixote lived in near isolation within a lighthouse after her father’s departure. Records suggest few disturbances during this period. During these years, she also developed a passion for horseback riding and jousting. Demonstrating notable skill, she eventually earned considerable income from competitions. Her growing independence led her to relocate to La Mancha, Spain, where she integrated into the local community while continuing her jousting pursuits.

According to local newspapers at some point during her career, she seemed to have gone on a rampage impaling multiple people before dissapearing pratically off the face of the  earth, when found by Insurgents she was questioned on what occured there, it was stated to be some sort anomaly affecting the perception of her, she had seen ordinary people as monsters where these delusions caused her to commit violent acts too gruesome to mention as she then killed multiple multiple individuals,

Subsequent intelligence indicates that she later came into contact with the Chaos Insurgency. The organization extended an opportunity for her to redirect her violent tendencies toward their cause, an offer she accepted. Quixote has since expressed unwavering loyalty to them, referring to this alignment as a “second chance.”