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Tatiana Onegin

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Tatiana Onegin, also known by the codename “Lilith,” was a criminal enforcer who rose to become a high ranking agent for the Syndicate and later a key member of the clandestine organization “Canaan.” Taken from her family at a young age as part of the Syndicate’s widespread human trafficking business, Tatiana was brought to the Inner Colony world of Iskander where she was pressed into service as an indentured servant at the estate of Tobias Lensky, the Syndicate’s founder. Lensky found that Tatiana’s genes matched the requirements for his experiments in human augmentation and used her first as a test subject and then as the mother of his two genetically altered sons. After both of her children were appropriated as part of Lensky’s dealings with the Office of Naval Intelligence, a sickly Ta

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Tatiana Onegin, also known by the codename “Lilith,” was a criminal enforcer who rose to become a high ranking agent for the Syndicate and later a key member of the clandestine organization “Canaan.” Taken from her family at a young age as part of the Syndicate’s widespread human trafficking business, Tatiana was brought to the Inner Colony world of Iskander where she was pressed into service as an indentured servant at the estate of Tobias Lensky, the Syndicate’s founder. Lensky found that Tatiana’s genes matched the requirements for his experiments in human augmentation and used her first as a test subject and then as the mother of his two genetically altered sons. After both of her children were appropriated as part of Lensky’s dealings with the Office of Naval Intelligence, a sickly Tatiana was discarded and forgotten. The dying woman was encountered by the assassin-for-hire David Kahn, who nursed her back to health before training her to be one of his agents. After splitting with her teacher, Tatiana took on mercenary contracts from all corners of the criminal underworld, proving herself to be a highly lethal combatant. She eventually returned to the very organization that had enslaved her, climbing the ranks of the Syndicate until she was one of Helen Powell’s most trusted agents. Charged with overseeing some of the criminal organization’s most important operations, Tatiana was a key part of the Knight program’s leadership.