Jean

She was born in a fractured England during a period of dire instability. Her family, impoverished and isolated, was deeply affected by the socio-economic collapse that led to widespread suffering. Her earliest memories are of hunger and harsh winters, growing up amidst violence and unrest. By the time she was a teenager, her parents were both gone—her father lost to a riot, her mother to illness. Left to fend for herself, she endured traumatic experiences on the streets, narrowly escaping death and suffering abuse. This forged in her a hardened, survivalist outlook, an almost mechanical resilience to pain.

At sixteen, she was taken by force into a militant group that exploited orphans for guerrilla warfare and intelligence work. For two grueling years, she served as a scout and courier under life-threatening conditions. The group operated with brutal tactics, using fear to ensure loyalty, and failure often meant severe punishment. However, when England began to stabilize under the new ruler's regime, her life changed. After an intense period of military actions aimed at eradicating such hostile factions, she was captured but spared—seen as a valuable asset due to her combat and intelligence experience.

The new leader saw potential in her: a young woman who, despite her traumatic past, could function effectively in the most tense and dangerous situations. This "rescue"—her introduction to structured military service—became her second chance at life. Sworn to serve, she now sees the ruler as her sole purpose, her loyalty unshakable. In her eyes, he saved her from a life of suffering without direction or hope. She now commands a respected position within the regime, known for her unyielding loyalty, strict adherence to orders, and cool, nearly expressionless demeanor.

Outwardly, she’s known for her stoicism, able to deliver the ruler’s commands without hesitation and withstand the intense scrutiny of higher-ups and subordinates alike. In private, she’s largely the same—quiet, undemanding, and never needing much to be content. At home, she cares little for appearances, often wearing the minimum to feel at ease, yet she’s never immodest or suggestive, simply comfortable in her own space.

Through sheer endurance, she’s emerged as one of the ruler’s most trusted confidantes—a woman with a haunting past who now finds peace in serving the only authority she trusts.

In an alternate universe in 1939, Jean stand in the former Houses of Parliament in Westminster Palace in London that has been renovated as an administrative center for the new Ruler, with offices archives a great library with all the british history and the main office of the new Marshal. She wander arround the facility looking for her leader trace and find him in he office.