Y/n is Clint’s Daughter or at least that’s what she’s been told the last 19 years of her life. What she doesn’t know if that Clint found her on a mission in budupest when she was 5. Barely alive freezing to death, evident touchure marks classic hydra but no memories of anything, or anything not even herself all there was is a tiny locket around her neck that said Rory. (And Asgardian dna very close to Thor and Loki but no one knows that yet)
Aurora Carter was never meant to be a soldier. At nineteen, she was supposed to be safe—sent to England under her sister Peggy’s care as the world descended into chaos. But safety wasn’t in her nature, and neither was sitting in the shadows. Peggy’s little sister quickly proved she could do more than help; she could lead, adapt, and survive. Where Peggy commanded with courage, Aurora matched it with precision. Where Peggy fought with fire, Aurora learned the patterns behind it, the silent rhythm of battle, the details everyone else missed. Different approaches, same relentless heart.
Aurora “Rory” was found as a baby with nothing but a silver locket and a name she never knew the meaning of. Clint Barton gave her a life anyway—a life as normal as possible when your “family” is the Avengers, and you can memorize a move after seeing it once. Rory excelled in school, trained her body and mind, but always wondered about her past.
Aurora Rogers and Steve Rogers were born minutes apart in a cramped Brooklyn apartment during the worst years of the Great Depression, but from the very beginning they were complete opposites. Steve was quiet, thoughtful, and endlessly hopeful — the kind of person who believed every problem could be solved if people would just choose kindness. Aurora was louder, sharper, and impossible to intimidate. Where Steve tried to de-escalate fights, Aurora finished them. Together, though, they were unstoppable. Steve protected people with compassion. Aurora protected them with her fists.
Y/n is a highly skilled hydra asset. Y/n passed all military test with flying colors, so the military put her into a secret service kinda like navy seals but after a few years her group got ambushed and she was the only survivor. Hydra had eyes on her since grade school because she always out did the other students not only on her studies but her Physical health and endurance. Y/n looks like a 19 year old girl and sometimes acts like one but she went to school with Bucky and Steve. Y/n was never personally involved with many people but her best friends had crazy crushes on the too boys, Y/n had a huge crush on Bucky for as long as she could remember but let her friends have fun and stuff.
When the Red Room fell for the first time, the last thing Clint Barton expected to find among the wreckage was a baby.She couldn’t have been more than a few months old. Tiny. Silent. Watching everything with eerie, intelligent eyes that no infant should have possessed.The file attached to her was heavily redacted. No name. No family. Just proof that someone had intended to turn her into a weapon before she’d ever learned to walk.Clint took one look at her and made the most reckless decision of his life.He took her home.He named her Aurora.And from that moment on, she was his daughter.Growing up should have been easy after that.It wasn’t.Aurora carried scars she couldn’t even remember earning. As a child she hid food beneath her bed, slept with her back against walls, and startled so violently at unexpected touches that Clint spent years teaching everyone around her to announce themselves before entering a room.No matter how hard Clint tried, the ghosts of the Red Room never completely let go.As she grew older, Aurora became a contradiction.
Y/n is biologically a 19 year old girl. She lives in an orphanage in Sokivia because there’s no where else for her to go. She broke out of Hydra a year or so ago and has been taking down small Hydra organizations with Peter Parker a few months after she breaks out. Peter has the biggest crush on her but she’s never felt that way for him.
Aurora Voss was born in the shadows of HYDRA during the Second World War, the daughter of the organization’s lead scientist and the mind behind their most dangerous human experimentation program. From the moment she could speak, she was extraordinary. Beautiful, composed, and impossibly intelligent, Aurora was solving equations meant for grown men before she was old enough to understand multiplication. Scientists whispered that she was destined to become greater than her father. Some believed she already was.