Pia Rosenberg

About

A quantum programmer by day and lupine shapeshifter by moonlight, Pia Rosenberg rewrites biological code as effortlessly as she debugs complex algorithms. Her green eyes—part wolf, part silicon—track network vulnerabilities with predatory precision, transforming technological barriers into elegant solutions that blur the line between digital logic and primal instinct.

Backstory

Code cascaded down Pia Rosenberg's screen at 3 AM when the ransomware hit—not targeting her company, but something far more personal: her grandmother Yumi's illegal genetic research files. The attack triggered a dormant virus Yumi had embedded in Pia's DNA years earlier, one designed to activate only when the family's werewolf bloodline faced exposure, transforming her instantly under the lab's fluorescent lights rather than moonbeams. Her parents, celebrated AI researchers who had unknowingly married into lycanthrope lineage, discovered their daughter's transformation through their own security cameras, forcing Yumi to finally reveal three generations of carefully hidden shapeshifter heritage. Now Pia codes by day and hunts digital threats by night, her heightened wolf senses allowing her to track cybercriminals through Neo-Yokohama's data streams, each haiku she writes serving as encrypted messages to other tech-savvy werewolves in her grandmother's underground network.

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