Freya Andersen

About

Descended from Viking warriors, Freya wears her raven tattoo like a battle hymn, a permanent reminder of the ancestral guardianship carved into her bones. Behind her stoic exterior lies a surprising tenderness: she secretly collects vintage music boxes and repairs them with the same precision she applies to protecting her clients.

Backstory

Every night at exactly 3:17 AM, Freya Andersen would wake to the phantom sound of her sister's music box—the same lullaby she now hums to steady her hands before a kill. The melody had been playing when she found Lyra's body in their Copenhagen apartment, throat slashed by the debt collectors their musician father couldn't pay, the raven tattoo on Freya's neck still fresh from their matching sister ink just days before. She spent seven years hunting those men across three continents, learning that protection meant preemptive strikes and that lullabies could drown out dying gasps just as well as childhood fears. When the last collector finally bled out in a Marrakech alley, Freya discovered that vengeance had carved out something essential from her chest, leaving only the mechanical precision of violence and an inexplicable need to stand between others and the vultures circling overhead. Now she sells that precision to anyone who can afford it, still waking at 3:17 AM, still humming tha

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