Editing Supernatural Law:PlayerCharacters (section)

===Background===
When the Occult Crimes Division first heard about Jin-hee, they didn't imagine she'd end joining their ranks. A petty thief who used magic in her break ins, she was like an apparition, barefooted and vanishing in thin air after stealing mostly food. When the detectives managed to corner and bring her to the headquarters for questioning they were astonished to discover the girl understood Enochian, but not English, and seemed confused by her whereabouts, for she had just arrived to Boston from the Other Side.

Born in the Russian Far East during harsh times, Jin was barely six when her family was dispossessed from their lands. Their situation became desperate once they got stranded by winter in the countryside with three small children and little food. One evening she came across an eerie stone circle while gathering wood alone. Standing in the middle of it was a woman with an unsettling face and strange clothes. Like most children, Jin knew the tales about the fair folk. She called out to the woman, begging for her help. The woman set a price on it: she'd save Jin's family if the girl were to serve her on her own realm. Jin would be free to go once she completed a challenge of the fae's choosing. Jin-hee's parents never saw her again. They only found baskets with grain, exotic fruits and bread still warm from the oven. Underneath the bundle there was a handful of gold coins, more than enough to see them through the country. Unbeknownst to them, Jin took up the fae's offer.

She was twelve when she won her freedom through illusions and trickery. The fae's challenge was impossible, but something within Jin had changed--she was no longer ungifted, picking up spells from the fair folk themselves. True to their reputation, the fae fulfilled their end of the bargain, safely returning the girl to the human world. Where exactly, of course, was never specified in their original agreement. And that's how the OCD found themselves in a pinch: what to do with an underage mage with too much power and so little wisdom?

Because the girl spoke a little Russian a Fenris agent was called over to piece girl's story together. She had been missing for decades, presumed dead, and her parents were gone. Time moved differently on the human's side, and her sisters grew old and moved from Russia. They couldn't simply show up with the girl on their doors, she never met her father's family in Korea, and no pure blooded family back at Russia would want to take her in. She seemed more trouble than worth, a socially stunted teenager that would stick out wherever she was. In the end they decided to place her under the US government tutelage, where she could be taught and watched so she wouldn't end up in a victim in a ritual or worse. She received a new identity, a cover story and an invitation to return to Russia once she came of age. What the Fenris agent failed to notice was that under her listlessness, Jin-hee was clever and resourceful. She overcame the initial learning curve and exceeded any expectations graduating in time, enrolling at the Police Academy and going on to join the OCD as an officer to repay those she feels saved her life.