Kwan Szu-Lihwa lifted her cellular phone to her ear and listened to the clip of the dial tone. Her eyes never left the journalist and camera woman from the BBC, but she had, as yet, remained unseen. The phone connected and she gave the signal. Fifteen minutes later the British journalists were on their way back to London, and their camera and footage remained in custody. Szu-Lihwa had worked for the government as a journalist, as well as a pair of eyes to watch the foreign reporters. She was able to make connections easily, although no one would consider her friendly. She was businesslike and the foreign journalists seemed to admire and respect that. At any rate, they let their guard down in her presence. It was almost as if they considered her a peer.

Szu-Lihwa didn't actually have peers, though. She was a cut above the rest and she knew it.

She had been brought up in a predominantly maternal environment with her mother and grandmother dominating the household. Her grandmother had been a famous dancer, but was now relegated to memory. As a child, Szu-Lihwa had practiced for hours each day just to become an adequate dancer. She was never considered good enough by her grandmother, but the cutting remarks only served to make her more and more determined to excel. She practically flew through high school and then university, pushing herself in all areas. She caught the attention of the government during her first year of university and a 'friend' suggested she begin martial arts training. It reminded her of the dancing and she excelled again. It was at this time that she became aware of her ubergene. Her 'friend' was actually a government agent who had picked Szu-Lihwa as a potential uber, and had prepared her for government service.

She graduated university, aware of her ubergene, but unaware of the government's interest in her, and began work in Beijing. It wasn't long before she began to associate with foreign journalists and then begin to feed information back to her employer. The arrangement became more official after a clandestine meeting with a top level Party official, and Szu-Lihwa considered herself a burgeoning spy. The idea thrilled her. She began to pursue her martial arts and uber abilities in the hope that she would become more valuable to the government.

Her work paid off and when the Immortals were recruiting for a new team, Szu-Lihwa was accepted as the new Rabbit.

Szu-Lihwa is arrogant and intrusive. She believes that everyone has a secret, and that she is entitled to seek it out. She isn't much of a team player, although she has seemed to work well enough amongst the Immortals. Just how long that will last is anyone's guess.

“Predictable.”

Rabbit is an uberhuman with very strong leg muscles. She is able to run at extremely fast speeds, leap great distances, swim faster than humanly possible, and kick with such speed and precision as to be able to kill a person with a single blow.

Szu-Lihwa would be an attractive woman, except for her tendency to frown or sneer a lot. Admittedly, she is attractive, but mostly in still photographs. The live version seems to exude a toughness that can be off-putting. In uniform, she wears a mask to conceal her identity, a regular Immortals costume with shoulder tassels and a white sash across her chest. Out of uniform, Szu-Lihwa wears pristine suits with either skirts or trousers. She is an impeccable power dresser.