Alanna Phin Ordunn

Alanna Phin Ordunn was the second primary World Wanderer in an area called "The Worlds in the East of the Red Maelstrom" and a skilled warrior, pilot, sailor and practitioner of magic.

Her being an artificially created and modified hybrid of several different species allowed her to possess a set of unusually combined features and abilities.

She has used those supporting different causes and movements in the universes in her district, always searching for her purpose and trying to protect what she thought to be just and right.

Her fate was closely tied to the sword Excalibur, that extended her powers and slowed down her aging process.

Alanna's DNA was based on Amphitrite and Thorin II. Oakenshield, she was widow to Juan Carlos Ortiz and mother of three children named Florentine, Leo and Elia.

Creation and Birth
Not much is known about the exact process of Alanna's creation. However, knowledge has been passed on to her by several people that she was not just given birth to by her biological mother Amphitrite (goddess and queen of the sea). Alanna's biological father, the dwarven king Thorin II. Oakenshield of the line of Durin, met with a scientist of the Space Lab that creates world wanderers in all corners of The Mundus. The scientist, whose name remains unknown, promised Thorin a female descendant with greater powers than his kin has ever borne. After some convincing the dwarven king agreed to the terms, being faced with the thought of having no direct heir when leaving for the long and dangerous journey he was preparing for. Thorin never met his daughter before his death in the Battle of the Five Armies.

After having reached out to both Thorin and Amphitrite and having gathered both DNA's the scientist organisation artificially created the child that should later be Alanna. The DNA of her parents was combined and manipulated. Parts of the DNA of other individuals were added to create the various powers and physical attributes the scientists had envisioned for their creation. All those individuals must have not only given their DNA but also samples of their blood, which was now used for the tiny body – which leads to Alanna having been actually "bloodrelated" to several families.

Amphitrite never explained why she agreed to the terms of Alanna's creation in the first place, but she very proudly revealed that she insisted on giving birth to her daughter instead of just having her developed in the lab or given birth to by another woman.

Alanna's date and place of birth is unknown. However, it is likely that Amphitrite gave birth to her somewhere in her godly ocean realm, possibly even in the palace of Atlantis, where she resides with her husband Poseidon, but that depends on how tolerant Poseidon was towards his stepchild at the time. After keeping her daughter under her protection for a while, Amphitrite was to put the infant out in the world. Her mother intended to have Alanna raised by her father, knowing that she was supposed to travel between the universes when she was old enough and not thinking it to be fit for her to be raised by gods. Since Thorin had already passed away, the Istar Gandalf was tasked with finding a home for the girl.

Gandalf decided it wouldn't benefit Alanna's nature if she would grow up between dwarves (which would've been the obvious choice due to her father's origin) and he sensed there was elven blood in her veins, so he chose to give her into shelter with the elves of Mirkwood or specifically their king Thranduil.

Growing up in Mirkwood
Alanna spent the entirety of her early childhood as member of the royal family in Mirkwood, where she learned about elven history and was trained in combat and archery.

Although she was seen as one of a higher status, the girl barely spent time with her adoptive father Thranduil or his son Legolas, as the latter was away from home on different missions in Middle Earth and Thranduil continuously pushed her away on an emotional level, just like he did before with his own son. While still maintaining a parental control over her, giving orders and considering her as a family member that had privileges like sitting close to her father at a banquet or being present in the throne room when greeting guests, Thranduil didn't actually spend time with her as a loving parent.

However, looking back on her childhood, Alanna described it as a life episode that was filled with happiness, friends, safety and loads of good memories. She had a close bond to the Silvan Elves and was accepted as part of their community, only having to feel left out when plagued by her own insecurities of looking and being different and not quite fitting in, which was a reoccuring mindset throughout her life. The elves functioned as an alternative family, cared for her and taught her in their knowledge and skill and thus almost fully made up for Thranduil's lack of love and care.

As fit for the elven culture, one of the most significant skills Alanna was trained in was archery. She gathered loads of experience in both bowman- and swordmanship while accompanying the Mirkwood Guard and even attending planned attacks on dark creatures of the forest to make Mirkwood a peaceful place again. During one of these attacks Alanna was wounded by a hostile Great Spider and almost lost the sight of her right eye. After having been saved and medically treated by the elves she was left with a characteristic scar that stretched from her forehead over her right brow and eye to the upper part of her cheek. Later in her life Alanna would reveal that it was during this time of her childhood that she killed her first near-human sentient, namely an Orc she pierced with an arrow during a surprise attack of Gundabad Orcs - not to defend her life but because she spotted him from her safe hiding place behind a tree and deemed the angle perfect for a clean shot.

Alanna only rarely ever left Mirkwood and if she did it was for visiting the dwarven kingdom Erebor, the Lonely Mountain where her father Thorin was from. The most part of Middle Earth was hidden from her eyes and she didn't yet feel the urge to travel and explore, that would be a defining part of her later life. She first came to Erebor when she was around seven years old to meet her cousins Fili, who was currently King under the Mountain, and Kili, along with many companions and close friends of her late father, who welcomed her hesitantly but warm and would grow to greatly respect and love her more with every visit. The old dwarf Balin developed a habit of feeding the little girl many stories of her father's adventures and accomplishments and her cousins had great fun playing with her and introducing her to the dwarven culture and crafting skills. Usually on those journeys she was accompanied by Tauriel, the elven fiancée of Kili.

During her childhood Alanna remained mainly clueless about other universes. She was informed about her destiny being exploring them but always looked forward to the day she would start doing that in doubt and disbelief. The feeling of being different and not entirely belonging to the elves or the dwarves was present at all times, but she tried to hide the physical attributes responsible for those insecurities - like her faery wings and the ability to change her hair colour - in attempts to blend in a little better. However, as she knew deep down of her predestination and unusual creation, she held at least a little bit of excitement for a life-changing day as well as the fear of being stuck in an environment she didn't belong in. Tauriel would later note how she caught her little friend frequently looking up to the stars in not only the typical elven admiration but also a deep curiosity.

Leaving Ea
When Alanna was eleven years old, she received the famed letters of acceptance of Hogwarts and Osgorth Schools of Wizardry and Witchcraft, the only Wizarding Schools that decided to let a strange girl from space attend their classes.

Up to this point Alanna had never left Middle Earth, let alone the Universe Ea. Now that she had gotten an official sign from off-world to leave the Universe and follow her path, Thranduil took his adoptive daughter into the depths of Mirkwood and revealed to her the hidden and damaged CHSC27-A, the starship that was made for her to use. In the inside of the ship she found notes that seemed jotted down in a hurry and directly meant for her. Alanna, driven by a finally awakened sense of curiosity and determination to leave Ea, started figuring out how the spaceship worked, which included seeing electricity and motors for the first time. The girl had almost no terms and theoretical knowledge for the machinery she was dealing with, except for a few instructions she found with the notes in the inside of the ship. It took her several months to understand and repair the ship, during which a he'd spend many days at a time there, starting to live completely on her own and finding a certain affinity for machines that was closely tied to her already existing handiness and dwarvish love for crafting. Searching for helpful informations she'd already go through the notes about other universes, piloting and world wandering a little but focused on learning about and fixing the spaceship. When she finally had started the engines and managed to securely pilot the ship through a White Hole into the Path, Alanna found herself left with no sadness but great agitation for her new life.

Hogwarts
Alanna arrived in the Wizarding World in 1918, around two to three months late to the start of the school year. She flew over Scotland prior to even finding Iceland in her sight, which led to her quite random decision of preferring Hogwarts over Osgorth and she accordingly landed the CHSC27-A on the quidditch pit of the school. Her starship was later hidden and Alanna taken to the Diagon Alley to shop for the needed school supplies before she could properly move in at Hogwarts. Back there she was sorted into Ravenclaw where she shared a room with at least four other girls her age, namely Jane Faye Cing, Thea Wandsworth, Katheryn Juneberry and Sable Fledling. She'd describe them with the additions of the Hufflepuff Rena Littletree and the Gryffindors Echo Marshall and Adelle Bags as her stable all girls friend group during her years at the school but noted that Echo was the only one she truly and deeply connected with.

Appearance
Being an artificially created and modified Hybrid of several different species Alanna didn't show typical features of any specific of her ancestor's families, but wasn't a balanced mixture either, as particular genes were more dominant and her creators adjusted many of her traits, physical and mental ones, to their vision. The species combined in her were: Human, Grisha, Greek God, Dwarf of Middle Earth, Elf of Middle Earth, Wizardkind and Tirnanese Fae.

Alanna was of small figure, slender and short for a human or elf, but extremely tall for a female dwarf. Officially standing 5 feet and 2 ½ inches, she was a little taller than her father Thorin II. Oakenshield, who was considered one of the tallest dwarves of his time, but besides dwarves, most humanoid creatures towered over her. Her bloodrelative Daenerys Targaryen was around the same height. Her hollow faerie bones that are necessary for the species‘ ability of flight made her quite lightweight, which sometimes came in handy and sometimes was a huge disadvantage.

She is described as beautiful, though not as otherworldly and blinding as elves, but more real and present. Her skin was as fair and, besides a bunch of freckles and one distinctive scar over her right eye, as flawless as typical for Elves and she possessed pointy elven ears with the grooved faerie ornaments at the inner tip. Her eyes were originally ocean green like her mothers, but turned yellow during the Witcher’s Trial of the Grasses, which she underwent as a teenager, and she only hid the unusual colour with magic when absolutely necessary. She had the noble looking, sharp elven face structure with high cheekbones and defined jawline but a generally more rounded, soft dwarven face shape and a warm and welcoming look to it. Her hair was barely ever the same as she could change its colour, structure and length and made use of that power frequently. All darker shades were her preferred look, but a Targaryen-blonde or rusty red were choosen quite often as well.

When looking closely at her arms, shoulders or back, one could spot filigrane blue and green patterns of the dragon-fly like Faerie wings shining through her skin, that she could unfold and spread at will. After finding the sword Excalibur, which widely extended her powers, those wings could be turned into much stronger and larger, white, feathery wings. As a gift at birth from her mother she received a mermaid tail that appeared whenever Alanna found herself in large bodies of water like rivers, lakes or even the ocean. The colour of her tail varied autonomically (reacting to nutrients and subsances in the water) between black, a vibrant orange and different shades of green-ish blue.

Over time, Alanna also did end up with quite the collection of tattoos, most prominent being the black gang tattoo of SAMCRO on her back. It contains of a grim reaper holding a M-16 rifle that blends into a scythe and a crystal ball that shows the anarchy A, as well as the letterings "Sons of Anarchy" and "MC". While other members also have California as the location of the charter as part of their tattoo, Alanna chose to keep that space empty. Another large tattoo of hers were coloured and very artistic lines that stretched over large parts of her right arm into the head of a dragon on her shoulder and chest. The lines, in yellow, green, brown and blue resembled different textures, most of them looking like wild waves, some others reminding of plants or dragon scales. She also had a rather little rising sun on her left ankle, planets on the back of her left shoulder, big flowers and leaves on her hip and later in her life added one of Leonardo da Vinci's scribbled designs of an artificial wooden wing construct on her ribcage right under her right breast.

Powers

 * Enhanced Physiology
 * Enhanced Strength
 * Enhanced Speed
 * Enhanced Senses
 * Longevity


 * Gifted Intellect
 * Flight
 * Swimming
 * Force Powers
 * Magic

Abilities

 * Master Martial Artist
 * Weapon Mastery
 * Master Pilot
 * Master Smith
 * Expert Assassin and Bounty Hunter
 * Expert Engineer
 * Expert Sailor
 * Tactitian and Strategist
 * Multilingualism

Titles
Full title as put together by L and Mikaela : Alanna Phin Ordunn, daughter of Amphitrite, daughter of Thorin (son of Thrain, son of Thror) of Durin’s Folk; the Beasthearted; of House Targaryen of the blood of Old Valyria; and of the blood of Mandalore; the First of her Name; Queen of Droak Skal and of the Jungle of Khupshire; Princess under the Mountain; Rightful Heir to the Iron Throne; Pirate Queen and Leader of the Brethren Court; raised by the Elves of Mirkwood; Child of the Oceans and the Stars; Champion of Ourostad; the First Woman of Mayhem of the Sons of Anarchy; Avenger; and Wielder of Excalibur.


 * Princess under the Mountain: As daughter of Thorin II. Oakenshield (son of Thrain, son of Thror) she was the heir to the throne of Erebor, the "Lonely Mountain" in Rhovanion, Middle Earth. When she visited the Lonely Mountain for the first time as a child, her cousin Fili who was next in the line of succession ruled over the dwarven kingdom. Though being the rightful heir, she never claimed the throne during Fili's reign, but after bringing her father back from the dead she went by the title of princess.


 * Child of the Oceans and the Stars: to be added later.


 * Rightful Heir to the Iron Throne: Just like her relative Daenerys Stormborn of House Targaryen, Alanna kept the title as Rightful Heir. Dany's pact officially banned her from reclaiming the Iron Throne but she refused to give up the right for her family. Showing no interest in actually claiming the throne, Alanna never used the full title "Rightful Heir to the Iron Throne, rightful Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, Protector of the Six Kingdoms" as she thought that to be a clear threat to the current king. Instead she just kept the first and main part of the title as expression of the pride of her family and a reminder that they theoretically still have a claim. She also never tried to figure out where exactly she stands in the line of succession.
 * Champion of Ourostad: During the aftermath of Thanos' Snap, Alanna revisited Ourostad and participated in several tournaments in the cities' famous arenas. Technically, all winners of the tournaments are called champions but The Champion is what the inhabitants of the city praisingly call the overall best champion, a title Alanna was worthy of after breaking the record of the most challenging tournament. She held the record and title for many years before being beaten by her daughter Florentine Graham.

Family
Having never really been at home anywhere, torn between the different worlds and cultures, Alanna had a hard time grasping the concept of family. Especially in her late teenage/young adult years she was convinced she'd never have a real family. This idea led to a nomadic lifestyle and existential crises concerning attachment to family-like groups. Eventually she overcame most of those insecurities and found peace, strength and pride in her newly adapted idea of an unconventional family.

Thorin II. Oakenshield
As her biological father, Thorin was probably the closest to Alanna out of all people she counted as family. Alanna expressed on several occasions how she would've loved having been raised by her father as she always felt a special identification with the dwarven culture.

Even though she first visited Erebor when she was around seven years old, she grew up with the knowledge of her father's true identity and his death. She used to daydream about what Thorin had been like and developed huge admiration for him as a hero when his old friend Balin started telling stories of her father's adventures every time she came to Erebor. However, her connection to him remained somehow unreal and distant as she had never met him and thus caught herself questioning her feelings towards her dead father, who was much more of a legend to her than lost family. Bitter feelings and recurring anger inflicted by the thought that a cruel strike of fate took the chance of having a father from her worsened that inner conflict.

When the situation in Middle Earth got more and more tense, Alanna made the decision that bringing her father back from the dead was the only chance for the dwarves to stand together and survive. It seemed like those actions were almost purely selfless as she had been exploring other worlds in the years before and hadn't thought about Thorin in a sentimental way anymore. This attitude, although seeming final and professional regarding the circumstances, changed rapidly when Alanna finally saw her now living and breathing father and she immediately bursted out in intense and conflicted emotions. She was relieved when Thorin reacted purely positively, rushing to his daughter to pull her into a hug.

In the following years, father and child slowly built a strong relationship, especially bonding over their shared love for forging. Thorin conducted himself eager to learn about Alanna's life and what he's missed about it and proceeded to offer his advice whenever she turned to him with difficulties and insecurities.

Daenerys I. Targaryen
Daenerys and Alanna were somehow bloodrelated and, both lacking knowledge on which Targaryen gave blood for Alanna's creation, decided to call each other cousins. They seemed to always stick together and hold up the pride of their house in spite of the disastrous Targaryen history.

Alanna first came to Westeros and called herself a Targaryen after she found out about her connection with the house while questioning Hirmanth Vash. Daenerys only accepted her as a family member because the legends about Baelyx Targaryen, a female Targaryen travelling different dimensions, added up with Alanna‘s story. Although always supporting each other, both women had difficulties entirely trusting the other.

Romantic Relationships
Alanna had a multitude of romantic relationships of all kinds throughout her life, finding herself easily catching feelings and acting on them. These several emotional attachments turned out to be both strength and liability, however, Alanna always stood by her mindset of it not being a flaw as she greatly valued transparency and loyalty and prioritized those.

Hector Burbridge
"'He is an old wound, deep, but healing and vanishing into a scar.' ―Lily about Hector"Hector was the first person Alanna had been in a relationship with for the long term. She would later describe him as the love of her life, although claiming not to fully believe in that concept since she's convinced there can be more than one great and ultimate love in someone's life.

The two met in the Unforgiving Sea (A Land Beyond) when Alanna was cursed to be a mermaid in these waters for the rest of her lifetime and Hector served as a kraneen seafarer aboard the Goshawk II. Him having been the only hope for happiness in Alanna's life of desolate damnation and her having allowed him to escape his rough daily life, they quickly fell in love and spent as much time with each other as possible. They shared a love for artifacts and tales from long forgotten centuries and would forget all the bad in their lives over endless debates about objects Alanna brought to him from the depths of the sea. Following the drastic events of Alanna drowning due to a Krakens' Curse and Hector being forced to leave the ship after the failed Hinman Mutiny he fled to the Bridgelands in absolute devastation and eventually found her river spirit in the Silvery Stream under Silkbridge.

Juan Carlos "Juice" Ortiz
"'I don't believe in the concept of a love of your life. There's not just one chance.' ―Alanna"Juice was Alanna's husband and main love interest for the majority of her story. They had a special connection right from the very beginning when Alanna came to Charming, going from almost immediate attraction to quickly growing closer and later starting a still unofficial and fragile relationship.

That was when Juice fell victim to Thanos' Snap, resulting in Alanna deeply mourning his loss but then moving on, trying to get through the hard time without losing hope for an eventual reverse of the terrible event. Although five years had went by and Alanna had other romantic encounters during that time, she immediately returned to Juice after the Battle of Earth and gave their relationship another chance, this time even more serious.

Girolamo Riario
"'That is the very lesson Girolamo meant to teach me when he sent me away. It's much easier when you don't watch them grow old.' ––Alanna"

Oberyn Nymeros Din "Mando" Djarin Martell
Although they did share an intimate affair for some time, Alanna and Oberyn, whom she called Mando, never really fell in love with each other and instead built an extremely strong friendship.

The first encounter of the two World Wanderers was on Corellia, shortly after Alanna’s graduation. Bumping into each other in a difficult situation, both quickly observed the benefits of joining sides and protecting each other from the shared enemy. In his usual annoyed manner, Mando tried to get rid of the young girl after the danger had been eliminated, but Alanna, in need of a job, talked him into letting her stay and they grew a little closer while she assisted him in his profession of being a bounty hunter.

Their ways parted when Alanna joined the resistance and later set off to other worlds. They met again under the names of Baelyx Targaryen and Oberyn Martell in Westeros, completely in the dark about their true identities until hearing each others voices. Mando was the first person who had a similarly scattered origin as Alanna and could relate to her inner conflicts and need to travel the worlds constantly. He was also the only one whose life was greatly impacted by the intervention of the secret scientists.

Mando, having been a skilled warrior, trained Alanna and taught her many skills that still are some of the most helpful ones to her in battle and survival.

Frank Castle
"'Just please don't go before it is your time.' 'Right, because dying is such a voluntary thing when you live lives like ours.'   'Well, uh, let's actually stick to that illusion.' ––Alanna and Frank"