Commodore Priya Verma

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With a world map etched into her skin like a personal war chronicle, Commodore Priya Verma carries her strategic genius like a quiet, lethal weapon. Her razor-sharp gaze dissects battlefields and bureaucracies alike, revealing the calculated mind of Delhi's most uncompromising military strategist.

Backstory

The cold sea spray stung her face as Priya Verma stood over her brother Elias' lifeless body, his naval uniform drenched and torn. At 15, she made a choice that would define her: she would not let his death be in vain. She traded the quiet life of Marisport for the rigid discipline of the military academy, her parents' naval legacy fueling her resolve. Her first taste of victory came at the Battle of the Iron Pass, where she outsmarted a superior force, her map-like tattoo a testament to her strategic mind. Under the guidance of General Adrian, she learned to bend like the willow, to read the land as intimately as she knew her own reflection, her eyes missing nothing, her determination unyielding.

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