Isabel Garcia

Isabel Esperanza Garcia was part of one of the last groups of humans to be put in cryosleep and sent into deep space. At fifteen years of age, she was the youngest human ever to be frozen, and unbeknownst to anyone, the only one to be pregnant and frozen.

The ship she and 600 others were on, The Hermes launched on July 4, 2048 but its destination has been lost to time. The ships log was set to to end on January 11, 2135. The ship was solely ran by its AI and its cargo, Isabel and all the others, were kept in a secure cargo bay with its own power source. It received a continuous feed of updated data from Earth, which was disrupted when the Sol Event took out Earths communication on November 1, 2129. The disruption lead the AI to fail and the ship strayed off course just 6 years before it reached its destination.

The Hermes was found floating dead in space by a Primordial vessel in 2358 when it crossed their border. The power source keeping the 600 humans alive had become dilapidated and only a handful of cryotubes remained running, Isabel's being one of them. The Primordials delivered the ship to the Terran Defense Corps, who tore the ship to its bones for information, as no one alive knew about it.

The Terran Defense Corps defrosted the intact cryotubes on May 4, 2373 in New Carolina, Proxima. They did not receive registration numbers because they were going to be used for experimentation, but most of them escaped the facility and disappeared into the massive city.

Biography
Everything but her name in Isabel's file on the ship was corrupted, but scientists deducted she was born sometime mid 2033. She probably grew up in a very humid climate, ate moderately healthy, and was active. She was three weeks pregnant when she was frozen, which seemingly had little to affect on the baby surprising the scientific community.

Upon waking up, it took her nearly 72 hours to remember everything due to having been in cryosleep for such a prolonged period. She wouldn't answer a lot of questions and zoned out periodically, often passing out. The scientists in charge of the handful of survivors deduced everyone had slight brain damage and could eventually develop dementia and nervous system disorders. Isabel had the beginning stages of dementia.

After staying in the hospital for a few weeks, Isabel and a few others walked out of the hospital like they were anyone else. They weren't reported missing until hours later, which by that time they had completely disappeared into society. Isabel, being over a month pregnant at this point