Reemah☄️
Eye color:dark blue 🐋
Powers:speed, light manipulation, night vision and X-RAY vision
Animal companion: wolf 🐺
Strength: martial arts
Weaknesses: doesn't have one
Status: soon to be ware ruler
Hair color: aqua blue 🌊
Position: attacker and sniper
Facts: reemah is ridah's cousin and a soon to be ware ruler one of three other siblings as she's the middle child of ware ruler kaira ridah's mom's sister ,reemah and Ridah had been really close since birth she was a month younger than Ridah but they were regarded as the twins of the family.
Reemah has a strong intellect and her blue color eyes represents her mysterious depth and ominous quality she has the power and authority and had been training to be the soon to be ruler of the ware wolf clan, she's skillful and quick on her feet, don't let her cool composed look fool you.
Messing with her is like digging your grave.
Combat name: mah ma 🌙
Nia 💙
Eye color: sky blue.🌌
Powers: intellect, technology, security hacker, energy projection.
Animal companion:blue eyed panther.
(We'll explain further in the story)
Strength: victory
Weaknesses: failure, distraction, unnecessary noises
Status: pact leader, brain of the group.
Hair color: it changes from Raven to blue depends on the mood and situation.
Status: soon to be ceo
Position: soon to be ceo of a tech company inherited by her parents.
Facts: Nia is from a family of highly expertise in the tech field in south Korea she's one of three siblings in which she's the youngest, a leader, she fore sights and makes the decisions for the group.
According to her color
Her intelligence guides them to the right path she's in the unnie line and would do anything to protect her group don't let her fool you it's a trap!!!.
Combat name: via ⚡
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Battle For Supremacy
FanficY-you again "Missed me?" He said inching closer to her as she backed up until her back made contact with the wall, staring back at the man who had a blank face eyes void of any sort of Emotions. "W-what do you w-want from me?" She asked as he looked...
