<div class="floatleft">(http://images.yuku.com/image/jpeg/4a615b469d6dd2471a5313f29c7b426feac136f.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Khalidah Janneck<br/><strong>Codename:</strong>Raven<br/><strong>Age:</strong>37<br/><strong>Hair:</strong>Black<br/><strong>Eyes:</strong>Hazel<br/><strong>Height:</strong>5’ 10”<br/><strong>Weight:</strong>155<br/><strong>Nationality:</strong>Israel<br/><strong>Original Organization:</strong>Mossad<br/><strong>Skills:</strong>Raven is an infiltration and security expert.  Her special expertise includes lock picking, bypassing security systems and ORD – ordinance removal and disposal. She possesses an intuitive ability to conceive, design, construct, modify, disassemble and reprogram or countermand security devices and locks of all kinds.  This includes but is not limited to the tech required to bypass and reconfigure fingerprint, retina, voice and DNA encryption. She also possesses the necessary special effects skills to develop and employ effective and convincing disguises, including realistic and convincing prosthetic likenesses of well know political and celebrity figures.   She possesses superb survival skills, and is entirely at home in the wilderness, both urban and rural.<br/><strong>Proficiencies:</strong>An expert in Krav Maga, Khalidah has excellent hand to hand combat skills and is also proficient with firearms and explosives.  In addition to English, she speaks Arabic (several dialects), Hebrew, Farsi, Turkish, and Romani with enough fluency and intonation skill to pass as a native in each. She has passable skills in a smattering of related languages, such as Russian, Swahili, and French; just enough to get by. But she continues to learn.  She naturally speaks with a slight accent that suggests she is not European or American, but is able to disguise it when necessary.  A natural mimic, she is also able to take on other accents and dialects as needed, as part of her assuming other identities.<br/><strong>Background:</strong>Khal is rather secretive about her life, preferring to focus on the present then dwell on the past.  She is the only child of military parents, who were both members of elite special ops forces in the middle east before leaving the service to work as security and weapons consultants (their legitimate day job) and mercenaries, and as such was raised to take care of herself from the get go.  She is mixed race – ¼ Romani, ¼  Native American, ¼ Middle Eastern and ¼ Caucasian, something that helps her fit into many different cultures.  Her childhood was an unremarkable one, except that she had the opportunity to live in several countries due to her parent’s careers and therefore learned a variety of languages at an early age.  Like other officer’s children on military bases, she was given classes in self-defense tactics. Her parents, thinking she was likely to follow in the family business, gave her a very specialized education. From her father she learned the ins and outs of security systems and locks; from her mother, explosives and weapons.<br/><br/>Once she became of age, Khal did her national service in the Israeli army, where she honed her natural skills and continued her parents’ training.  Showing incredible potential for infiltration tactics she was recruited by Mossad once her national service was complete.   She spent the two years at the Mossad training school in Henzelia, near Tel Aviv, after which she was rotated into active service as part of several special ops teams working to protect the country’s national security interests.  No one could get in and out of secure locations as easily as her, and her reputation within the organization grew. As time went by, the nature of these teams began to change.  Gradually, their missions became less about protecting the country and more about preemptive counter-terrorism.  After several years in the organization, she found herself part of the<em>Fedayeen</em>.  Initially unperturbed by the change in focus, Khal continued to work for Mossad without question.  It was when their targets shifted to personnel within the organization and the government itself that she began to doubt her role in the agency.  Especially when friends and family began to come up as targets.  It was time to leave.<br/><br/>The trouble was, she took a shitload of propriety security technology with her, much of which she had developed herself.  Her former employers are not very pleased with the prospect of this tech being on the open market.<br/><br/><strong>Role:</strong>Infiltration specialist.