She won quite a few chips, but the game was interrupted by Talon agents sent by Vialli to assassinate Doomfist. Doomfist met with Maximilien at a game table Widowmaker partook in the game while they discussed matters pertaining to Talon. Sombra, who was on the same channel, told Doomfist to ask her about her failure to assassinate Volskaya, but Doomfist shut down the conversation. He complimented her for her assassination of Mondatta. Īfter Doomfist was freed from his prison by Reaper, he rendezvoused with Widowmaker at a casino in Monaco. ĭuring the holidays, Widowmaker was seen visiting Gérard's grave. After learning that the mission failed and Katya had escaped, Widowmaker went back to the ship. Widowmaker, while surprised and annoyed by this, was then told to hold the perimeter by Reaper as he and Sombra would try to eliminate the CEO themselves. While the Talon agent was in position and ready to kill, an unsuspecting alarm went off, thus ruining her chance of a perfect shot. Widowmaker yet again worked with Reaper alongside a hacker named Sombra in an attempt to assassinate Katya Volskaya. They were thwarted by Winston and Tracer though both escaped intact, the gauntlet was badly damaged, and the two lost the upper hand. Later, Widowmaker worked with Reaper in an attempt to steal Doomfist's gauntlet from a museum. She then defeated Tracer, incapacitated her by damaging her chronal accelerator, and escaped. Though Tracer tried to stop her, Widowmaker successfully made a fatal shot and eliminated Mondatta. Recently, Widowmaker was sent to assassinate Tekhartha Mondatta at his speech in King's Row. She had been an active assassin for Talon through all the years. giving Widowmaker enough time to seemingly fatally shoot Ana Amari through her right eye. The two tried to attack one another, and Ana was successful in shooting off Widowmaker's visor to reveal Amélie Lacroix's face. Now under the name of Widowmaker, she later clashed with Overwatch agents while they were attempting to rescue hostages, successfully killing several before she sighted Captain Ana Amari. Despite this, Overwatch still believes that Talon killed her husband and kidnapped her again.
#POSTAL 2 NO KILL SKIN#
Her heart rate was lowered to give her steadier aim, which turned her skin blue. The neural reconditioning had finished, turning her emotionless, and she was trained in covert arts. Overwatch later rescued her, but after two weeks she killed Gérard in his sleep and returned to Talon.
In an attempt to kill Gérard, Talon kidnapped her and submitted her to neural reconditioning and torture to turn her into a sleeper agent. After marrying Gérard Lacroix, who was an agent of Overwatch leading operations against Talon, she adopted his surname. Now, Widowmaker is Talon's most effective assassin, feeling little save the satisfaction of a job well done.Īmélie Lacroix, pre-brainwashing, on her wedding day with Gérard.Īmélie Guillard had been a successful ballerina, and a member of the once-influential Guillard family.
She was given extensive training in the covert arts, and then her physiology was altered, drastically slowing her heart, which turned her skin cold and blue and numbed her ability to experience human emotion. Her mission complete, Amélie returned to Talon, and they completed the process of turning her into a living weapon. Two weeks later she killed Gérard in his sleep. She was eventually found by Overwatch agents, apparently none the worse for wear, and returned to her normal life. They broke her will, suppressed her personality, and reprogrammed her as a sleeper agent.
Talon operatives kidnapped her and subjected her to an intense program of neural reconditioning. After several unsuccessful attempts to eliminate Gérard, Talon decided to change its focus to his wife, Amélie. It is believed that in her former life, Widowmaker was married to Gérard Lacroix, an Overwatch agent spearheading operations against the Talon terrorist organization. Widowmaker is the perfect assassin: a patient, ruthlessly efficient killer who shows neither emotion nor remorse.
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