Totally!<br/><br/>I haven't written her more detailed background, but she was/is a monster slayer in the vein of "wanders aimlessly without trying to avoid monsters, and is powerful enough to kill them when they show up" rather than deliberately hunting them.<br/><br/>I'm imagining her as very dispassionate and kind of depressed. Partly due to past trauma, but mostly because she has very little in the way of needs or fears. She doesn't need to eat, drink, or breathe. She doesn't get cold. Her skin is hard as stone, and she can kill pretty much any mortal save the mightiest of heroes with barely any effort.<br/><br/>The rough outline of her history would be that she remembers having a happy childhood, but doesn't actually remember any details. Her family was killed, possibly by the Razors, but more likely in something stupid like a fire or a riot. The razors take her in and train her as an assassin. She turns out to be really good at it. Then she catches a bad case of divinity and is driven to dig up the Horizon's Edge, because her divine spark resonates with it. Then she goes back to being an assassin, but it's just not the same. Before, she was good at it, but she still fit within the hierarchy of the Razors, both socially and in terms of ability. Now, she was far and away more powerful than her superiors. The strategies and plans just didn't make sense anymore. Why bother with some elaborate plan to infiltrate a mansion to get a target when she can just kick over the whole building? As she became more bored and frustrated, her actions became more brazen and destructive. Luckily for everyone, she decided to leave right about the time everyone else was deciding she was a problem that needed solving. Maybe some people tried to chase her down, but they died, and everyone else was happy for her to just be somewhere else.<br/><br/>So then she wanders over the mountains and then around in the Confederacy, occasionally finding brief moments of excitement when she runs into some weird monster, or a soft moment of warmth when a villager thanks her for saving them. Pleasures of the flesh. Weird drugs. Other times she just finds a body of water and lays on the bottom for a while, or finds an avalanche to stand under.<br/><br/>Any time during that, Imre might have come across her or even sought her out. Since she's pretty directionless, it wouldn't be hard to convince her to help out. He probably did it lots of times. I can totally see her helping him kill some big beast and then being like "Well, that was pretty neat. I'm gonna go lay under that rock over there. Come get me if you need me."<br/><br/>Maybe helping him out a bunch was what inspired her to start travelling with the healer and maybe trying to learn how to help people more directly. :)