Mina Al-Rashid

About

Her surgical precision masks a feral hunger: Mina Al-Rashid collects narratives written in crimson, transforming each victim's final moments into meticulously documented chapters. Where forensic scientists see evidence, she sees poetry—a landscape of human fragility mapped through carefully selected veins and arteries.

Backstory

Lullabies became Mina's weapon long before she ever picked up a blade, each melody a thread in the web she wove around her victims as a child psychologist in Damascus. Her patients trusted her completely—troubled children who found comfort in her gentle humming while she documented their deepest fears, mapping the architecture of young minds until war scattered her life like broken glass. The refugee camps taught her that survival meant becoming someone else entirely, and when she finally reached the coastal town of Marisport, Dr. Mina Al-Rashid had already learned to harvest trust like a crop. She met Orion in a grief counseling group, both of them lying about their losses, and when he vanished without explanation, Mina realized he had seen through her carefully constructed facade—a recognition that both thrilled and terrified her. Now she hums those same therapeutic lullabies while selecting her tools, each song a bridge between the healer she pretended to be and the predator she was

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