Sarah Corvus

Biography:
Sarah Corvus was born in Tacoma, Washington to Cynthia and James Corvus. At the time, James Corvus was a captain stationed at Fort Lewis until his death in 1991 in the first Gulf War. His helicopter went down over Southern Iraq, but his body was never recovered. After his death, Cynthia Corvus moved sarah to Lynn, Washington, a small town two hours outside Olympia. There, she attended Brighton Elementary School and Lincoln High School. At the top of her class, Corvus was a popular girl who headed the varsity cheerleading squad and competed in the winter biathlon. Her sckills in marksmanship, a sport her father taught her before his death, won her a scholarship to the University of Washington.

At the University of Washington, Corvus majored in engineering with a minor in biology. Along with her studies, Corvus continued biathlon training and gained notoriety as a serious contender for the 2002 United States Olympic Biathlon Team. During an Olympic qualifying round early in 2001, Corvus tore her ALC, requiring extensive surgery and rendering her Olympic dreams an impossibility.

After recovering from her injury, Corvus was recruited by the Sykes Group, a private military and security firm. Prized for her marksmanship, they trained her in hand-to-hand combat, communications and stealth manoeuvres. She served briefly in Sierra Leone, escorting American diamond traders. In early 2003, Corvus requested and was granted a month's furlong home. While there, Jonas Bledsoe, the former Army Colonel and co-founder of the Berkut Group contacted Corvus and convinced her to leave the Sykes Group. She volunteered for a new procedure meant to enhance the human body beyond it's current capabilities and endurance.

The experiment went terribly wrong. Corvus went rogue in April of 2004. She was missing until August of that same year when she rampaged through the Berkut Group compound, killing most of it's inhabitants, including many of the scientists who had experimented on her. She was killed by her trainer

First Appearance: Pilot

DOB: 2/Nov/1980 [beleived died 12/Aug/2004]

Family: Anne [sister, deceased]

Occupation: Freelance operative