Fyfe Grier

History
Fyfe's father from a young age trained to be apart of the brotherhood, but at age 21 he fell in love with a young girl named Moira Burke. The two eloped to the colonies in hopes of starting a new life. When Moira found out she was pregnant, she desperately wanted a son. When she didn't get a son she gave her daughter that name anyway and left in the middle of the night. Douglas went looking for her, infant in arm but didn't find her. After hours of wandering he was found by the Seneca tribe and was taken in when he met his second love. Fyfe grew up amongst them until she was 12, when the American revolution broke out. It was then that her father decided it would be safer for her in Ireland. Her mother refused to leave her tribe, so the family was separated. In Ireland, Fyfe discovered her love for music, being taught to play the fiddle by a kind old man in the bar that her father frequented. She also began her training as an assassin.

Fyfe's father entrusts her with a piece of the Mirror of Eden when she is to make the voyage to America in order to escort escaped prisoners to freedom. When looking into the mirror, she saw not herself, but a strange woman. After several notes being passed back and fourth through this phenomenon, the two decide to meet at Boston harbor. The two work together to find the third piece, getting it away from the templars, and hide the mirror where it can't be found again. After this adventure, Fyfe goes to live with her younger brother (who was born while she was in Ireland) and her uncle for several years. Eventually she returns to Ireland and meets Aiden Davis who she marries and has a child with. At age 42, she is detained by the authorities and hanged for her crimes.

Appearance
Tall, broad-shouldered, square-jawed, red hair, green eyes

Personality
Rather rowdy, bold, and aggressive.

Likes - Drinking, Brawling, Cursing, Music, the open ocean, camaraderie

Abilities
Strengths - Hand to hand/close range combat, pistols, knives, etc Weaknesses - swords, long range, small agile opponents