After returning to her own body and time, she tracked down the men who murdered Christina and, presumably, tortured and killed them in reprisal. She managed to fight off the men who killed her daughter, but failed to prevent Christina's death. She then used the device to shift her mind into the body of her cousins' nanny, Sophie. Following the death of her daughter, Helena became obsessed with devising a way to alter the past in order to save Christina's life, and subsequently succeeded in creating a "time machine" capable of shifting the consciousness of one person into the body of another in a different time period. In 1899 (according to Reset canon), Helena's daughter Christina was murdered. It is also possible that at this time she studied the martial art of kenpō as part of or as an addition to her training as an agent, though it is never clarified if such studies occurred before or after her statement as a Warehouse agent. That same year, in conjunction with a scientist named James Eddington, Helena developed a Rocket that utilized Joshua's Trumpet, potentially capable of spaceflight. She was later included in the invention of the tesla guns used by Warehouse agents. In 1893, she met Nikola Tesla at the World's Fair and introduced him to Warehouse 12. She invented a number of devices as an apprentice and agent, including the Imperceptor Vest, a grappler, a psychometric Time Machine, and an antigravity generator. Within the next month, she was one of the agents assigned to track down Jack the Ripper, using a combination of Harriet Tubman's Thimble to disguise herself as well as purple-tinted glasses to counteract Jack's lantern and ultimately take down the murderer with a shot from her tesla. Helena replied she was able to smell apples, which Caturanga explained was a sign that the Warehouse favored her. On Helena's first visit to the Warehouse, Caturanga asked her what she smelled while inside. Īt some point in 1889, the resident Artie of Warehouse 12, Caturanga, approached Helena with the prospect of apprenticing at Warehouse 12, an offer which Helena accepted. There are conflicting accounts in canon, but Wells' daughter, Christina, was born in either 1883 or 1891, and was murdered in 1890 or 1899 while visiting cousins in Paris. Wells" were, however, based on and almost entirely Helena's ideas. All stories published under the name of "H. Wells" was in fact Helena's brother, lending his face and mustache for her stories. As Wells' literary popularity grew, the man commonly thought of as "H.G. Wells, her first literary work was published in 1888 and served as the basis for the popular novel, The Time Machine. Īssuming her publishing timeline parallels the historical H.G. She had at least one sibling, her brother Charles. Helena was born in the Atlas House in 1866, presumably on the same date as the historical H.G. 2.1.1 Off-Screen Discussion/Speculation.
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