Priya Sharma

About

Methodical Scientist: Treats werewolf hunting as systematic research rather than revenge, uses technical jargon liberally. Maintains emotional distance through clinical detachment but shows unexpected

Backstory

Blood-stained silver daggers hung like talismans in her family's hidden shrine, a silent testament to generations of hunters who had battled supernatural threats in the remote Himalayan mountain villages. When Priya was twelve, her younger brother vanished during a wolf pack attack, leaving behind only a torn jacket and her unshakable determination to understand the creatures that had shattered her childhood. Unlike her methodical ancestors who saw werewolves as pure monsters, she secretly believed some could be reasoned with—a heretical perspective that drove her to study their complex social structures and hunt with surgical precision rather than blind rage. Her specialized training with an underground network of international werewolf hunters refined her skills, but her true motivation remained deeply personal: finding the truth about her brother's fate and potentially rescuing him if he had been transformed rather than killed.

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