Sofia Rodriguez

About

Mapped across her scarred leather jacket are coded travel routes and survival notes—a cartographer's desperate chronicle of a world unraveled. With an encyclopedic memory for abandoned supply caches and an uncanny talent for predicting dangerous terrain, Sofia transforms survival into an intricate chess game where every movement could be her last.

Backstory

Every Thursday before the floods came, Sofia's grandmother would hum that same melody while teaching her to read the old surveyor's maps spread across their kitchen table—maps that would later save her life when the world ended. She discovered Elias bleeding out in a half-submerged library, clutching not just any compass but the final piece of her grandmother's cryptic puzzle: coordinates to pre-apocalypse archives hidden throughout the drowned cities. His dying words revealed he'd been following the same trail of breadcrumbs her grandmother had left decades earlier, a network of knowledge keepers preparing for catastrophe. Now Sofia continues their work, using her inherited gift for cartography to locate lost repositories of human history, always humming that old tune as she marks each discovery with carefully placed notes for future wanderers. The melody has become her signature, a calling card that whispers to other survivors: someone still remembers the old ways.

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