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coatofarmed
The last surviving member of an extended family of monster hunters posing as (usually) a street magician. Possesses paranormal knowledge, a lot of throwing knives, a penchant for gambling, and a magic trenchcoat made of hammerspace.
A world that's home to all kind of magic and metahumans, Siran is part of the supernatural underworld that's far vaster than most people suspect.
Age: Early-Mid 30's
Height: 5' 8"/173 cm
Weight:145 lb./66 kg
Build: Toned, Muscular
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Green
Skintone: Olive
The Coat: A durable trenchcoat representing generations of magical research by the Reznik family. It's tied to the current head or heir designate of the family, appearing in their wardrobe or living space within a week should it ever be lost or stolen. Mundane repairs and patches can be made seamless and like new by applying a few drops of blood from the current wearer. Most importantly, its pockets and interior are dimensionally transcendental, containing nearly unlimited space. Objects of any size can be stored and recalled by the wearer, as long as they can physically fit through the pocket opening. Retrieving objects is as simple as reaching into a pocket and willing it, as long as the wearer has personal memory of the object in question. The coat has been worn by dozens of Rezniks and by now contains a veritable armory of items that Siran can't access. Retrieving objects randomly is possible, but highly dangerous and inadvisable. Rumors say that true mastery of the coat would allow its wearer to even store and recall themselves within it, but there are no reliably recorded instances of this in the Reznik family history.
Paranormal Knowledge and Research: If Siran doesn't know what it is or how to kill it, she has a pretty good idea of where to start finding out.
Knife Throwing: Throwing pointy things from a distance is a good way to hurt preternatural baddies without getting close, and it's not as noisy as a gun.
Marksmanship: That said, sometimes a noisemaker is the best option, even if it's one Siran rarely uses and isn't that good at.
Sleight of Hand: Everyone loves a little street magic, and no one suspects a chatty busker of being a monster hunter canvassing a new city.