General Informations
Complete name: Helga Katrina Sinclair
Age and Birthday: 25 years old, birthday is August 20.
Home country: Germany
Known languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Latin, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese, Swedish, and Finnish (fluently, knows bits of others.)
Occupation: Government contract killer, spy, assassin. Also a diplomat.
Story
A noble of median-high status, Helga was trained for alliances, whether through marriage or diplomacy. Highly intelligent, with an IQ of 196 (genius level), her father realised her potential and began training her. Her childhood was not a happy one: her only sibling, a younger brother, died when he was three, and her mother never recovered from it. Her father was only interested in using her as a pawn. She loved only once, a young man whom her best and only friend married simply to spite her. At 22, she was able to avoid her father through a diplomatic position at various courts. Her father led an assassin ring, and she would act as correspondent or sometimes even get the job done herself. For the past three years, she had been living as a noble and a spy. She has traveled not only the whole of Europe, but also to America and some parts of Asia.
Personality
Helga is rather sarcastic and can have a sardonic sense of humour. She is neither pessimistic nor optimistic; rather, she is pragmatic. She trusts no one, and is not too fond of people, because the ones to whom she was close had all betrayed her. She can come off as cold, but she truly just doesn't know how to act. Raised as a Catholic, she is religious. Her childhood did not teach her how to form relationships. Part of her wants to be able to trust people, but it is stifled by the cynical majority. She is a sort of a grifter, able to act and play any part to reach her goal. The only thing she fears is her father.
I should have known that, but I wasn't thinking very well. My sisters are visiting and I have a sinus infection, and I wrote this after the lovely tornadoes, so I guess I wasn't thinking. Thanks for the tip 
