Nova was one of the most powerful ghosts in existence, with a psi rating of 10 and at the Ghost Academy she was one of the best students. Seizing the opportunity, Nova got Fagin killed and submitted to the Ghost Program willingly because she wanted the memory wipe that every ghost had to go through. However, after a time, the Terran wrangler Kelerchian came to take Nova into the Ghost Program. After that, she escaped to The Gutter, the slum of Tarsonis where she gradually became a drug addict and an unwilling subordinate to a the local drug boss Fagin. However, soon after her fifteenth birthday, her family was attacked by anti-Confederate rebels and she let out an uncontrolled psychic attack, killing everyone in a large vicinity. Her father noticed early that she had psychic abilities and he used his power to keep her from being put into the Ghost Program, as all psychic children were supposed to. November Annabella Terra belonged to one of the Old Families on Tarsonis, one of the rich families with much power. She also had a minor appearance in the game StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty and its expansion StarCraft II: Hearth of the Swarm. Nova was one of the main characters in the manga series StarCraft: Ghost: Ghost Academy and in the novel StarCraft: Ghost: Spectre from 2011. A prequel novel about Nova, with the title StarCraft: Ghost: Nova, was released later that year.
However, although the game development progressed forwards, the next-gen consoles eventually made their debut and the game was announced as being on "indefinite hold" in 2006. Nova was meant to be the main character of the console game StarCraft: Ghost, which was announced as being in development for GameCube, Xbox and PlayStation 2 in 2002. Even Jim Raynor wouldn't want to be caught within her crosshairs.
Nova is highly focused, determined, and extremely deadly. November Nova Terra is a ghost of the Terran Dominion and one of the most powerful psionic soldiers ever known.
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