No. 19
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No. 19. She works alone, and doesn't like to talk much. But when the Chief gives her an assignment to watch over a Rookie Team, flashes from her past come back to haunt her. Her past is nothing pretty, but let's just say that she was basically the polar opposite to the way she is now. The organisation was created to kill Myths, things that come from fairy tales, that aren't following the rules and is causing too much trouble. No. 19 knows the nature of Myths better than most people in the Organisation, but how is unknown. The Rookie Team seem to push 19 past her limits and she end up talking more than she wants to or is needed. Or is it the fault of someone from her past being in that team? Or maybe the person that looks like someone she used to know? ***************** Hi guys. I don't own the cover pic. It was done by @EJK51011
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Carol is dropped into the plot of her favourite crime novel as a tragic side character with the same name. The character who shared her name was an unfortunate cannon fodder who died to advance the plot and further, the protagonist's drive to solve the crime and avenge his junior officer who was murdered by the final boss. Carol was only mentioned briefly. Maybe a total of 5 lines were used to describe her. She was an intern at the station fresh out of the police academy at the ripe age of 19. She wasn't even aware of the main case that the plot revolved around. The only reason to explain her death was being at the wrong place at the wrong time, which caused her to bump directly into the main villain as he was escaping the protagonist's chase midway through the book. The villain took her hostage as he noted her badge and lack of protective equipment and then killed her when the protagonist tried to negotiate terms rather than simply accepting his demands. Although the villain pulled the trigger, Carol couldn't help cursing out the protagonist when she read this scene as she felt he was equally responsible for her death. Carol ended up finishing the book anyway and as she read the last chapter a sense of frustration overcame her and she left a 'strongly worded' comment for the author, cursing out the protagonist as stupid and irresponsible, she preached that there was no reason to have killed off a 19-year-old girl like Carol (from the book) the way they did and how if a person with common sense faced that situation the girl would have lived. So when Carol awoke in the young girl's body, she had a few thoughts: what the hell is happening? how do I avoid dying? can I speed up the plot to save more lives? Along the way, Carol discovers a surprising ability hidden in the cannon fodders DNA. She has a mystical ability to physically see when a person lies and the actual truth. I'll update as soon as the writers block leaves me be.

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