Bonesaw

<infobox> <title source="name"><default>Bonesaw</default></title>

<image source="Image"></image> <image source="image"></image> <group><header>Basic Information</header> <label>Civilian Name</label> <label>Aliases</label> <label>Gender</label><default>Unknown</default> <label>Death</label> <label>Age</label><default>Unknown</default> <label>Post-timeskip</label> <label>Ward start</label> <label>Relations</label> <label>Family</label></group> <group><header>Professional Status</header> <label>Occupation</label> <label>Classification</label> <label>Unique Features</label> <label>Alignment</label>

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<label>Location</label> <label>Teams</label> <label>Previous Team(s)</label> <label>Base of Operations</label></group> <group><header>First Appearance</header> <label>Worm Debut</label> <label>Ward Debut</label></group> </infobox> Riley Grace Davis<ref>Interlude 10.y II</ref>, known publicly as Bonesaw, was a member of the Slaughterhouse Nine.

Personality

<tabber>As Bonesaw= Childish but largely amoral, Bonesaw lacks any aversion to killing, and even giggled and smiled in excitement when Panacea disabled her creations. As Bonesaw, Jack Slash encouraged her to view her creations as "art" and resist moralistic attempts to limit her.

She couldn't remember her parents' faces.<ref name="I25"/>

Her obsession of following her mother's last instructions affected her general aversion to swearing and the bright sunny demeanor that she affected when interacting with others.

She is just as liable to laugh and joke with someone one moment as to carve them up the second.

|-|As Riley= Riley was a little girl who dearly loved her parents.

Riley eventually concluded her passenger was influencing her personality, which led her to betray the Nine.

Following her mother's last instruction to her, Riley was obsessed with being a "good girl".<ref name="I25"/> This led to her adopting a 'cutesy' attitude speaking in a high voice and adopting overly girlish mannerisms. In particular, she had an aversion to swearing bordering on obsession, with a verbal tic constantly telling others not to swear.

In later years Riley is rather upfront about being unable to fully relate to other people.<ref>She held her hand off to the side, and let the scalpel fall. “I won’t know what I did wrong until you tell me. Some people can put those pieces together, but I can’t.” - Excerpt from Eclipse x.3</ref>

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Relationships

Has an obsession with building a family to replace the one she lost. This influences her choices when nominating people for membership in the Nine.

Jack Slash

Bonesaw saw Jack as a "father" to the Slaughterhouse Nine's "family", but also feared him intensely. She thought of him as very intelligent and all knowing. She felt a sort of confusion and rebellion towards him.<ref name="I25" />

Siberian

Shares a borderline mother-daughter relationship with the beast woman. Siberian was often the one to sleep with her as she had nightmares. Though Bonesaw saw the Siberian more as a family pet the beast women felt quite protective and possessive of Bonesaw.<ref name="I12" />

Panacea

Her longest relationship outside of the Nine, with the similarities in their abilities being a major factor in Bonesaw's interest in the biokinetic.

Appearance

Bonesaw is described as a young girl in a dress with blond hair curled in ringlets. Over her dress, she wears a stained, oversized apron, with a pocket that carries her vials and surgical tools.<ref>His teammate Bonesaw, was standing in the corner of the room just to my right.  I could see the edge of a dress, an apron with tools and vials in the pocket, long blond hair curled into ringlets, and that same shroud of smoke around her, moving out to fill the room. - Excerpt from Prey 14.10</ref> Aside from her hair, which is kept immaculate, her body and clothes are unkempt, covered in dirt and blood.<ref>A girl stood in the living room, five or so years younger than Amy.  Her blond hair had been curled into ringlets with painstaking care, but the rest of her was unkempt, filthy.  She stared at Mark, who was struggling and failing to stand from the couch.

The girl turned to look at Amy, and Amy saw that some of the dirt that covered the girl wasn’t dirt, but crusted blood.  The girl wore a stained apron that was too large for her, and the scalpels and tools in the pocket gleamed, catching the light from the lamps in the corner of the room. - Excerpt from Interlude 11h</ref>

She is almost always accompanied by her biomechanical "spiders", about the size of a dog; these creations have wetware computers based around brain tissue she scavenges from her various victims.<ref name="I25" /> These spiders have innumerable modular functions, being used a distractions, assistants, and an impromptu exoskeleton.^{[citation needed]}

When Bonesaw returned to her Riley persona with the restoration of her sanity, Riley switched to a more unassuming look.<ref name="28.3">Cockroaches 28.3</ref> She retained her tween appearance for the following years due to the difficulty of undoing her frozen aging.<ref>Some of those structures were the same ones that kept her apparent age at twelve. She had never gotten around to undoing that, in part because it required her to overhaul so many systems that were hooked into it. She wasn’t sure she wouldn’t end up over a hundred years old and still postponing the change to her appearance. - [1] from Last 20.e4</ref>

Abilities and Powers

Bonesaw is a powerful Tinker whose abilities make her an unparalleled expert in biological, anatomical, and physiological sciences.<ref name="list">Wildbow's Parahuman List</ref> She is capable of a wide array of surgical procedures, modifying the bodies of herself and her allies to be tougher and stronger, and modifying her victims in order to subject them to horrific fates.

She often works with the brain, and is capable of outfitting humans with a mechanical, internal control frame, lobotomizing them so that they are under her complete control. She often performed this procedure on other parahumans, sometimes even splicing multiple parahumans together to combine their powers.

An expert in neuroanatomy, she enslaved and modified capes. She had a limited ability to raise the freshly dead, which she used to produce her "zombies".<ref name="I11h">Interlude 11h</ref> Her understanding of the Corona Pollentia was unparalleled; allowing her to alter a parahuman's abilities to a limited degree, which she used to remove their control over their power and allow their powers to work together with other capes she had spliced to their body.<ref name="13.9">Snare 13.9</ref>

Her crowning achievement was the creation of the The Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand, using materials from Toybox.

She has several accouterments including a prehensile spine <ref name="20.2 c1">Fully? No. But generally speaking, I try to stay one step ahead. If I decide to describe or unveil more of a character (be it their powers or their background), I try to give it some extra thought beforehand and think things through enough that there’s other traits or qualities that aren’t explicitly outlined (but perhaps implicitly).

The benefit of this is that, generally speaking, I’m not coming up with ideas at the moment I’m putting words to the page, and I’ve let thoughts & possibilities stew in my head for some time before it happens (One example: Bonesaw’s prehensile spine & the other accouterments she has set up in the event of major limb damage – I had it in mind well before Blasto’s interlude, but it never came up during the Nine’s stay in Brockton Bay). - Comment by Wildbow in Chrysalis 20.2</ref> and a extendable arm to stab others with.

One trick she frequently employed was a type of white smoke that automatically killed bacteria in her radius.<ref name="14.10" /> Useful against diseases Bonesaw does not have a cure to and effective against most insects, to the endless frustration of Skitter.

Has the ability to construct wetware computers that can record trigger events.<ref name="13.9" /> and could turn off the pain she felt through an internal 'switch'.<ref name="13.9" />

During the Timeskip, she noted her ability to deploy poisons from vents in her body.<ref name="I25" /> She is also loaded with lethal, potentially epidemic plagues that are set to release into the air upon her potential death.<ref>“You know I loaded myself with a mess of epidemics, Defiant,” Bonesaw said.  “You kill me like that and I’ll explode into a cloud of a bajillion plagues.  It can’t be easy.”

“It is,” Defiant’s voice was distorted by his helmet, vaguely computerized.  There was a processor at work somewhere there, Rey observed.

“What, you’ll unleash a thousand plagues on this world to finish me off?  Me?  A little girl?”  Bonesaw smiled wide. - Excerpt from Interlude 19.x</ref>

Panacea removed everything Bonesaw had implanted into her body though she did not turn off the pain while she was doing this to make sure she did not miss anything she was removing.<ref name="28.3" />

Equipment Features

Spider drones Turning a human being into a gun.<ref>Eclipse x.8</ref> Safeguards - Bonesaw modified the Nine with various "safeguards"; sheathing their vital organs and major arteries in a protective sub dermal mesh, further wire reinforcement was put into the skeleton to avoid broken bones,<ref name="13.7">Snare 13.7</ref> with special attention paid to the organs and spine to keep them functioning.<ref name="14.10">Prey 14.10</ref> She also rendered her teammates resistant to her pathogens,<ref name="14.10" /> and granting them artificial neurons which allowed them to make plans Cherish could not see, it is unknown if this could be adapted for other Master powers. Damsel's Limbs - created multiple versions as Bonesaw and maintained them as Riley. Clone army - given the systems involved, different tinker tech and multiple generations, it is likely the definition of a megaproject. Plagues - Given preparation, she was capable of creating custom diseases capable of sweeping an entire city in minutes. As well as poisons tailor made to kill people in the slowest most excruciating way possible.<ref name="I14.y">Interlude 14.y</ref> The Agnosia Plague Cape Fusions - Murder Rat, Hack Job, Pagoda, Tyrant, Snowmann, Nighty Night, Laughjob

History

Background

Riley triggered in 2005, at the age of six,<ref name="II20.e4">Last 20.e4</ref> after she was forced to repeatedly provide medical care for her family by the Slaughterhouse Nine. Her mother, father, brother, and pet were spread throughout the house, each supervised by one or two members of the Nine, forcing her to rush between the rooms of the house to patch them up as they were injured over and over again.<ref name="I25" />

After triggering, she continued to stitch her family up using her enhanced knowledge of medicine, growing exhausted over the hours of work. Eventually, she gave up, watching as her mother slowly died in front of her. Dissociating her mother's body in her mind as a mere lump of flesh, Riley mentally broke. Taking the last words of her dying mother to heart, "Be a good girl", Riley faked a smile, resolving to take on the persona of what would eventually become Bonesaw.<ref name="I25">Interlude 25</ref><ref>Probably. You might be able to say that Jack had her family for weeks/months before finally running her into the ground, and that what we saw was only the final stage. - Comment by Wildbow on Reddit </ref>

Post-Leviathan

The Slaughterhouse Nine came to Brockton Bay to recruit a new member shortly after Leviathan attacked the city. Motivated by the prospect of an "older sister" with a power that complemented her own, Bonesaw nominated Panacea, visiting the Dallon household to tell her as much.<ref name="I11h" /> She mentally tortured Amy, making the teen kill several of her creations to show her that she could be destructive with her power. Further, she had one of her spiders inject acid into Mark Dallon's brain after the discussion turned to Panacea's inability to affect brains. She was forced to flee when Panacea proved she was able to heal brains and restored Flashbang's fighting ability enough to force a retreat.

Bonesaw participated in the slaughter of the Merchants by releasing a short term plague among the participants and later stitching some surviving members together into an artistic creation.<ref name="I12">Interlude 12</ref>

She made Grue into one of her "art pieces" with the assistance of Mannequin.<ref name="13.8">Snare 13.8</ref> This, along with her torturing of his friends and Taylor, eventually caused his second trigger event.<ref name="13.9" /> With his newfound trump ability, Grue copied Siberian's power and used it to kill Burnscar and mutilate Bonesaw, chopping off her hands, before helping the Undersiders escape. She also modified the residents of Dolltown to resemble the Nine in order to provide cover for their escape.

With the intervention of Legend and his team Bonesaw unleashed a plague, an agnosia miasma, on the city as punishment for "cheating" in the Nine's recruitment games. She had a final confrontation with Skitter and Panacea at the hospital before being repelled. She left another group of surgically modified people in the Boat Graveyard‏‎ as a final distraction while the Nine fled Brockton Bay, one of these people being Cherish as punishment for her attempted subversion and betrayal of the Nine.

Post-Echidna

Fleeing Dragon and Defiant, the Nine recruited Skinslip, Night Hag, and Damsel of Distress, whom Bonesaw surgically modified so she could control her power. Spearheading a raid on Accord's lab the tinker was confronted by Defiant, who stabbed the child tinker in the heart before bisecting her. Nevertheless, Bonesaw survived and kidnapped Blasto along with retrieved samples from the database.<ref name="I19.x">Interlude 19.x</ref> A later raid on Toybox gave the Nine access to incredible technology and resources allowing the group to retreat into a private world where they could wait in suspended animation.<ref name="I20">Interlude 20.x</ref>

Timeskip

During the two year waiting period, before the Nine were revived from cryonic suspension Bonesaw crafted an army of clones - The Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand - but she began to have doubts about serving Jack Slash and about the distinction between her self and her passenger, prompted by Contessa. She allowed herself to grow up over the years, but reduced her apparent age and partially automated her nervous system before awakening the Slaughterhouse 9000 so as to hide the changes in her personality from Jack.<ref name="I25" />

Gold Morning

Bonesaw joined the heroes during Gold Morning, although they didn't trust her. She was paired with Panacea, one of the few that could check her work.

With the lab destroyed she couldn't contribute to the fighting any other way.<ref name="29.3c1">Bonesaw isn’t equipped to make clones. They take some time to grow, anyways. Years to fully develop. Months to reach adolescence. - Comment by Wildbow onVenom 29.3</ref><ref name="29.3c2">Sure, but that’s Blasto’s balliwick, not Bonesaw’s. - Comment by Wildbow onVenom 29.3</ref>

Post-Gold Morning

Valkyrie, 'the keeper of the dead', thought that with the help of Panacea/the Maker, she and Riley would be able to bring back the dead to refill their ranks.

Early Ward

Two years later Riley is working for The Wardens, still paired with Panacea and heavily restricted in autonomy.<ref name="Eclipse3" /> In this time she developed some fondness for Nilbog.<ref>Interlude 3 II</ref>

In the last year Riley provided Ashley Stillons with advanced prosthetics and their maintenance.<ref name="Eclipse3">Eclipse x.3</ref>

Post-Fallen Fall

After the portal sabotage, Riley was stranded alongside Jamie Rinke, Jessica Yamada, and multiple other Wardens' personnel and ex-prisoners near a remote settlement.<ref>Sundown 17.6</ref>

Riley ostensibly was the reason that the most of the people survived, however, she backslided to her old habits,<ref>Riley seemed to have saved us, if anything, by analyzing the food and curing the sickest of us- people I deemed so at-risk that it was unlikely she could do too much. Riley and Jamie Rinke were, to all appearances, angelic, all considered. Some reining in needed, naturally, and it took everything I had to stay on top of it all, especially with my own bouts with illness, but it worked. - Excerpt from Sundown 17.6</ref> raising suspicions and tension in the camp.<ref>Some parahumans, one couple, a jolly fellow who fancied himself a survivalist and who was taking an optimistic view of the situation. He would stop in every day or two, and he hadn’t stopped in for two days. We sent out people to get in touch with him after Valkyrie’s arrival, and they couldn’t find his camp. [...] Terrifying. Crushing. Riley adopted her ‘Bonesaw’ persona, acting younger than she appeared- and with the surgeries she subjected herself to, she’ll never appear older than twelve. Laughing off my questions, being furtive.” - Excerpt from Sundown 17.6</ref> It eventually led to her fight with similarly stressed out of her mind Jessica Yamada,<ref>This- a whirl of intensity, Jessica reaching out with a bleeding arm, grabbing a thin wrist, slamming it down into rocky ground until the attacker dropped the blade. Frantic, even though it meant losing traction, Jessica reached out and swiped the knife, sending it flying ten or fifteen feet.

The hands that grabbed her arms were small. Fingernails dug into forearm, and came away with fine white lines caught beneath small fingernails that had been painted pink.

Jessica knelt on the offending hand, pinning it down, and strangled-
Strangled Bonesaw. - Excerpt from From Within 16.12 </ref> shortly after they were found by Valkyrie.

There was found no evidence of other misbehavior on Bonesaw's part,<ref>Everyone accounted for. Everyone checked over. Nothing questionable. If I had to guess, she was protective of her work because it was all she had to show for the prior timeframe and as you say, it was fragile. I’ve gone over that conversation a thousand times in my head, since, and I think she might have misread my tone, or misread my impatience as my wanting her to leave it behind.” - Excerpt from Sundown 17.6</ref> and Riley chose to stay in exile, with Valkyrie making visits as necessary.<ref>“And Bonesaw?” I asked, quiet. “Is she okay?”

“Riley is Riley, Victoria. Physically? Even with nearly every bit of her technology removed from her body, I don’t think there’s much someone could do to her with physical wounds that would last.”

I nodded. I wasn’t sure how to feel about that.

“Mentally? Emotionally?” Jessica asked. “She asked to stay. Valkyrie tried to convince her. They struck a deal that Valkyrie would visit now and then. She was ashamed she hurt me like she did.” - Excerpt from Sundown 17.6</ref>

Post-Time Bubble Pop

She was still active, tending The Flock.

Riley heard about Contessa being captured by Teacher and leaned into her paranoia, making it borderline impossible to contact her without an assistance from the members of the Flock.<ref name="II19.z" />

The Ice Breaks

She was visited by Photon and invited to the fight.<ref name="II19.z">Infrared 19.z</ref> Bonesaw accepted invitation, and it was decided that Riley was going to instruct Chris Elman on execution to stay on time.<ref name="II20.2">Last 20.2</ref>

She provided her opinion on severity of wounds of Victoria Dallon and Byron Vera, forcing Chris to share his emergency supplies.<ref name="II20.3">Last 20.4</ref>

Following Chris' defection Riley agreed to proceed on her own, despite not having obvious means to deliver results at the moment. She was later recovered by Valkyrie Titan as a part of the deal between Victoria and Contessa.<ref name="II20.a">Last 20.a</ref>

Her opinion was one of the reasons for the Wardens to attempt to capture Chris Elman during the Victoria's plague deployment.<ref>“And Chris?”

“They’re going to hunt him down. [...] He was spreading half-truths and they asked Jessica, who asked Riley, who said he was a problem. They’ll imprison him and take away his stuff if they can. Jessica said to, I think, as a compromise.” - Excerpt from Last 20.10</ref>

Ward Epilogue

Riley passed the winter in her camp, but returned to The City and the Wardens's custody at the end of the winter. She met Cryptid and Lookout during her visit to the local Wardens' office.<ref name="II20.e4" />

She was provided with a monitored apartment by the Wardens.<ref name="II20.e4" />

Riley informed Dragon about her conversation with Lookout, prompting Dragon to investigate.<ref name="II20.e5">Last 20.e5</ref>

Trivia

• According to Valkyrie, she is the keeper of the "Chirurgeon" shard,<ref name="e.1">Teneral e.1</ref> a reflection of Valkyrie's use of outdated language.
• J.C. Mccrae had not read Franken Fran when Bonesaw was conceptualized, she went through several permutations before even being named Bonesaw, but after being told about the Manga he included it on his influences.<ref>Massive Franken-Fran fan here.<br
  Bonesaw’s original conception predates my discovery of the manga, though (just to head off the ‘that character’s stolen from ____’ guys.) - Comment by Wildbow in interlude 11h </ref>

Fanart Gallery

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Clones	Damsel of Distress II {{#switch: former	deceased=†	noncanon=≠	former=‡	unknown=*	#DEFAULT= }} • Damsel of Distress III {{#switch: former	deceased=†	noncanon=≠	former=‡	unknown=*	#DEFAULT= }} • Harbinger Clones {{#switch: former	deceased=†	noncanon=≠	former=‡	unknown=*	#DEFAULT= }} (Harbinger I {{#switch: former	deceased=†	noncanon=≠	former=‡	unknown=*	#DEFAULT= }} • Harbinger II {{#switch: former	deceased=†	noncanon=≠	former=‡	unknown=*	#DEFAULT= }} • Harbinger III {{#switch: former	deceased=†	noncanon=≠	former=‡	unknown=*	#DEFAULT= }} • Harbinger IV {{#switch: former	deceased=†	noncanon=≠	former=‡	unknown=*	#DEFAULT= }} • Harbinger V {{#switch: former	deceased=†	noncanon=≠	former=‡	unknown=*	#DEFAULT= }})