Priya Khanna

About

Her phoenix tattoo whispers of survival, but Priya's real armor is the calculated precision behind her protective instincts. Where others see soft-spoken grace, she sees every potential threat—and she'll dismantle them before they can even breathe.

Backstory

Three seconds—that's how long Priya Khanna had to choose between saving her younger sister or the classified data that would prevent a chemical weapons attack on thousands. She chose the data, watching helplessly through bulletproof glass as corporate assassins executed her family for her father's whistleblowing about illegal arms deals. The phoenix tattoo on her neck isn't about rising from fire; it's a Sanskrit word meaning "debt" that she carved herself with a heated knife, a permanent reminder of the three seconds that cost her everything. Now she shadows others who've become targets, ensuring no one else faces that impossible choice, her knuckles perpetually cracked from the tension of being ready to fight a war that's already inside her head. The military was just training for a mission that started the day she learned protection isn't about being strong enough to save everyone—it's about being smart enough to save the right person at the right time.

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