Caught at ground zero, Thomas Lo, a lonely janitor was consumed by the raw nuclear energy unleashed by the explosion. Miraculously, he did not die. The energy bonded with his body, altering his cellular structure and granting him unimaginable speed. But it came at a cost. His body, constantly coursing with volatile nuclear energy, became unstable, forcing him to steal a technologically advanced suit capable of containing and regulating his power. The suit, made of cutting-edge poly alloy mesh, not only held his energy but also amplified it, keeping him alive.

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Emerging from the rubble, scarred both physically and emotionally, Thomas discovered that his body had changed in ways beyond comprehension. The nuclear energy had merged with his emotions, tethering his speed to his state of mind. The angrier he became, the faster he could move—an ability that propelled him to speeds exceeding Mach 2. His newfound powers were exhilarating yet terrifying.

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But with no one coming to rescue him, no one apologizing for the negligence that had abandoned him to die, Thomas's heart hardened. He felt betrayed by the world that had turned a blind eye to his suffering, by the people who had treated him as disposable. Now calling himself Trigger Happy, he vowed to take vengeance on the world that had wronged him.

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