Fiona O'Connor

About

Fiona O'Connor lights a cigarette with a Zippo, the flame flickering against her scarred knuckles. She's got a tattoo of a phoenix on her neck, a constant reminder of the fire that took her family, and a smirk that says she's not afraid to burn the world again.

Backstory

The fire's heat was a brutal kiss, stealing her family and leaving Fiona with a phoenix tattoo that mocked her survival. At 16, she chose the streets over the foster system, trading innocence for the rough embrace of a local gang. But New Orleans' underbelly held more than just danger; it offered a twisted sense of family, a chance to protect the vulnerable, and a constant dance with the law. Her scarred knuckles and the flicker of her Zippo became symbols of her defiance, a promise to never be burned again. She left the gang behind, but the city's shadows clung to her, a secret she carried like a second skin.

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