Kiredesh

Kiredesh is a siberian born in the United Kingdom.

1857
Kiredesh started to have anti-union thoughts. However many didn't supported this, and many would try to arrest her, none succeeded. Her already bad reputation was mostly caused by that the fact that she could kill anyone by bunching someone twice. It was also rumored, anything she killed, she would devour the soul of her victim, no matter if it was human or not. All that mattered that the victim had a soul. This would lead her to her arrest in June, but escaped after 5 hours. When the prison guards were investigation the reason she could escape, was a huge hole in the wall. It was said that she was so evil, that holy spirits were too afraid to go near her. She seeked help from exorcists and the Vatican, but both stated that what she has, it cannot be removed by mortal means. During this time however, many would notice that her right arm is shorter than her left arm. But this was not the reason she was evil. No one knew what was. An unknown pilgrim said that many people in Eastern Europe and Asia had similar problems, but not the same.

1858
Kiredesh was also despised for being too tall, and being left-handed. But it didn't really matter, because she would kill everyone by punching twice. This was not really healthy for either the parliament or the loyal house, and Kiredesh was declared as a terrorist, and gave permission to everyone to stop her without problems. Unfortunately, this would lead to that she became more powerful. Also this meant that she need to escape somewhere else. She escaped to Finland to avoid killing anyone, but were traced down by James VIII Selyn. Unfortunately, he was killed by Kiredesh herself. The locals considered this as "killing family members" as Kiredesh looked similar to James VIII Selyn. This made people speculate on if Kiredesh was a descendant of Amidralem Selyn, but no one found strong evidence for that she was. This basically pissed of everyone, not finding a good reason for attacking Kiredesh outside the United Kingdom.