Blanchette

Blanchette may appear to be a kind-hearted girl with a soft voice and gentle eyes, but looks can be deceiving. Anyone who

sees her in action—wielding her signature triple-barreled rifle with terrifying precision—quickly realizes that she’s among

the deadliest sharpshooters on the Tundra.

She’s a tactical genius and a fearless survivalist, capable of facing man or beast without flinching. Yet, beneath that

hardened exterior lies a deeply compassionate soul. Blanchette leads a group of orphans rescued by her late father, the

founder of their makeshift shelter. Around her “siblings,” her stern face softens into warmth, joy, and even laughter.

Blanchette took on the mantle of leadership as a teenager, barely older than the children she swore to protect. She tried to

recreate a sense of normalcy for them—organizing plays, decorating their shelter, and telling stories. But for every

performance of “Red Riding Hood,” she lived a far more real and brutal version of the story outside, where wolves didn’t wear

costumes and mercy was a rare commodity.

Her father had once dreamed of building a true haven for abandoned children. But after his death, his successor betrayed that

dream—selling the orphanage’s assets and fleeing. Left to fend for themselves, Blanchette and the orphans learned to grow up

fast. Their first true test came when a bandit raid struck their town. Rumors of treasure had drawn danger to their door.

Blanchette calmly guided the children to safety—then eliminated the raiders one by one.

That night, she stepped into adulthood covered in the blood of those who threatened her family. Since then, protecting the

orphanage has been her mission. She took dangerous bounty contracts to keep them fed and became a reluctant legend in the process.

Life remained a struggle until the Dawn Alliance arrived, offering resources in exchange for her service. With new support,

Blanchette finally had the strength to protect her found family—and the freedom to join the frontlines. What the Alliance gained

that day was not just a warrior, but a fierce and unshakable heart.