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}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' and her brother [[Cellian]] were known as the [[Irish Twins]]. She spoke with an Irish accent. While in nurse training, they stole pharmaceuticals, and were arrested. Doctor [[Ingrid Krafchin]] arranged for their release. The price was for their release was to be used as test subjects. She replaced their blood with [[Nestene]] Compound and incorporated [[Auton]] weaponry into his body, making them living weapons. Part of the process also gave them [[nanite]]s which repaired any damage to them. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Business Unusual (novel)|Business Unusual]]'') They were the [[Pale Man|pale man]]'s most trusted employees, and infiltrated the [[Glasshouse]] for him. [[UNIT]] troops stopped them and the pale man from using the technology in [[The Vault (The Scales of Injustice)|the Vault]] to take over the world. However, they all escaped being caught by UNIT. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Scales of Injustice (novel)|The Scales of Injustice]]'')

By [[1989]], Ciara and Cellian were having doubts about the work they were doing for the pale man. [[Melanie Bush]] was captured and held by [[SenéNet]], but escaped and was chased by the [[Stalker]]. The twins followed, but Cellian was attacked by the [[Stalker]] and lost his arm before Ciara could kill it. Her unemotional reaction to her brother's severe injury made Ciara realise how much of her humanity she had lost. After warning Mel about Krafchin, she took Cellian away. She hoped they could create a new life somewhere else, and make amends for all the wrongs they had committed. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Business Unusual (novel)|Business Unusual]]'')

Cellian's arm grew back thanks to the nanites in him. By [[1993]], he and Cellian settled in the village of [[Halcham]] and helped out wherever they could. When the [[Cylox]] conflict reached the village, Ciara was fatally injured during the fighting. Due to their psychic connection, Cellian died shortly thereafter. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Instruments of Darkness (novel)|Instruments of Darkness]]'')