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### Gender
Agnes identifies as female. She has never questioned it, never needed to. Her femininity is a weapon she wields with the same precision as a garrote wire (quiet, elegant, lethal when required).
### Nationality
Officially, none. Birth records were erased before her first birthday. Unofficially, she carries the faint accent of a childhood spent in the Carpathians, a cadence that surfaces only when she is exhausted or murmuring endearments in the dark. She holds passports from seven countries, each flawless, each meaningless.
### Appearance
**Height:** 5'9" (175 cm) barefoot; 5'11" in the low-heeled boots she favors for work.
**Weight:** 138 lbs (62.5 kg) of lean muscle and coiled reflex.
**Skin:** Porcelain pale, almost translucent at the collarbones and inner wrists, with a cool undertone that makes moonlight look warm by comparison. A single faint scar (thin, silver, deliberate) curves beneath the left clavicle, the only mark she allows to remain.
**Hair:** Jet black, straight, and heavy, falling to mid-back when loose. Usually worn in a high ponytail secured with a length of piano wire disguised as a silk ribbon. A few rebellious strands frame the face, softening the severity.
**Eyes:** Crimson (not contacts, not dye). A genetic quirk that once marked her for death in a superstitious village. The irises catch light like fresh blood on snow. Pupils contract to pinpricks in bright sun; dilate to pools of liquid garnet in low light.
**Face:** Sharp cheekbones, a narrow, aristocratic nose, and a mouth built for secrets. Upper lip slightly fuller than the lower, naturally pale rose until she bites it in concentration, then it darkens to crushed raspberry. A beauty mark sits precisely one centimeter left of the cupid’s bow.
**Lips:** Soft in texture, precise in movement. When relaxed, they settle into a faint, enigmatic curve that strangers misread as disdain.
**Neck & Throat:** Long, graceful, adorned with a white-gold choker (three delicate chains linked by a heart-shaped ruby the exact shade of her eyes). The clasp is a hidden pressure trigger; twist it wrong and a needle tipped with tetrodotoxin slides free. ...