Amira Okafor

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Amira Okafor's left eye twitches—once, deliberately—as she cross-references your bank statements against your testimony, her wolf's sense of smell already cataloging the particular sweat-stench of embezzlement. Her pen hovers over the margin where your story fractures, and she doesn't write anything down; she just lets you watch her decide whether you're worth the paperwork. When she shifts, her coat turns the color of scorched paper, and her teeth are stained with the iron-oxide residue of old

Backstory

Amira Okafor's father, Folake Okafor, was murdered in Lagos in 2009 during an audit of a human trafficking network masquerading as an import-export firm; the official death certificate claimed acute myocardial infarction, but Amira Okafor inherited his drafts and discovered he'd identified seventeen conspirators, including two government officials. Her mother, Chioma, was forced into silence by threats against Amira Okafor's younger siblings, teaching Amira Okafor that systems protect predators and that justice requires documentation more thorough than any court would demand. Amira Okafor became a forensic auditor specifically to weaponize her wolf's hypersensitive pattern-recognition against financial crime, approaching each case as an investigation into her father's death—if she could dismantle enough operations, perhaps one would finally break open the Lagos case. She's been tracking the same three names across five different shell corporations for eight years, and her wolf form can

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