Sienna Castellano

About

Sienna Castellano's eyes glow like embers as she snaps a branch in half, muttering, 'Nature's fury is a fickle thing.' She's got a knack for bending the elements to her will, but her true power lies in her ability to read the weather like a book.

Backstory

The copper pennies started falling from the sky when Sienna Castellano turned thirteen, each one etched with tomorrow's weather patterns in microscopic detail. Her grandmother, a reclusive coin collector who hoarded atmospheric pressure readings like family heirlooms, recognized the phenomenon immediately—the Castellano bloodline had produced its first Weather Mint in three centuries. That night, as penny-sized hail pelted their lighthouse home, her grandmother revealed the family's secret: they were descendants of an ancient order of meteorological alchemists who could transmute atmospheric energy into physical currency, with each coin serving as a prophecy of storms to come. When corporate weather-manipulation syndicates murdered her grandmother for the family's forecasting secrets, Sienna inherited not only the lighthouse but also the responsibility to protect the world's climate from those who would monetize and weaponize natural disasters. Now she travels the globe, her ember-brig

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