- mira is a Foundry Demon and creates order from chaos, messing with probability. instinctively creating order from chaos unless she's deliberately trying not to
- yes she can grab individual atoms like maxwell's demon, there's just so many of them it's impractical
- Mira is out here as part of a collection of supernatural/paracausal folk who exist to break the laws of physics to make the core work weird.
- mira “the laws of thermodynamics are more like suggestions” lemma
- does math for fun, loves hanging out with sibr until they try to run a random experiment and she accidentally affects probability
- A lust demon but not in the typical way. It's more just get desire to create new art?
- does chless boxing
- her bat is her boxing gloves. she punches the ball
she dislikes physics for the same reason that people who've worked in fast food avoid eating it - she's seen too much of what goes on behind the scenes to ever be comfortable with it again.
"Sure, it looks that way from the outside, but it's a complete hackjob of a system. You ever try to determine both the position and velocity of a particle? It's not that it's literally impossible, it's just that the determinism engine is so buggy that we've never gotten both halves of it working at the same time. Trust me, after a couple years working as a quantum mechanic you'd hate physics too."
Anti-entropy demons don't play a lot of games that involve randomness, for obvious reasons - it's just not a part of their culture. So when Mira's teammates first invited her to play cards with them, and it was her turn to shuffle and deal, someone at the table half-jokingly accused her of cheating because she ended up dealing the cards in perfect order. (Like "hey, that's a cute trick, you're really good at stacking the deck, now let's play for real".) It bothered the heck out of her because she would never cheat in a game and she literally didn't know until that moment that her anti-entropy would express itself that way. Anyway, after a bit of experimentation they realized that a) no, she wasn't trying to cheat, and b) everything worked just fine as long as someone else did the shuffling before she dealt. The other person apologized, and Mira got to learn a whole new variety of games she'd never played before.
