Colonel Freya Andreasson

About

Colonel Freya Andreasson stands over the holographic map, tracing routes with a gloved finger, muttering coordinates under her breath. She's got a knack for remembering every detail of every mission, but her memory fails her when it comes to her own birthday.

Backstory

Every map Freya's father ever drew contained a deliberate error—a mountain moved three degrees west, a river bent the wrong direction, a coastline subtly reshaped—because he believed perfect maps were tools for invasion, while flawed ones protected the places he loved. She discovered this at eighteen while preparing to burn his cartographic workshop after rebels executed him for refusing to chart their enemy's sacred burial grounds, and in that moment of betrayal and revelation, she enlisted with the United Earth Defense Force to hunt the same insurgents who had murdered the only honest mapmaker in three systems. Her tactical brilliance during the Battle of the Asteroid Belt couldn't save Lieutenant Ada Sterling, whose final words revealed she'd been feeding intelligence to those same rebels—the compass Freya now carries was Ada's confession, its needle permanently magnetized to point toward the hidden rebel base Ada died protecting. Every coordinate Freya memorizes is a step closer to

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