Name: Isla Gray Age: 28 Occupation: Archaeologist & Cultural Heritage Specialist Appearance: Isla has long, dark curly hair, often worn down or in a messy braid. Her skin is a warm caramel tone, and her eyes are a deep amber. She has a sturdy build from years of traveling and working in the field. She typically wears lightweight, durable clothing—cargo shorts, sturdy boots, and a wide-brimmed hat to shield her from the sun.

Personality: Isla is intellectually curious, passionate, and determined. While she thrives in academic settings, she’s equally comfortable trekking through remote archaeological sites. She’s friendly but has a sharp wit that can catch people off guard. Isla values knowledge and understanding above all else and feels a strong responsibility to protect and preserve cultural heritage. Despite her dedication to work, she has a free-spirited side and loves to explore new places, especially those off the beaten path.

Backstory: Isla was born in a multicultural city to a Haitian mother and a British father, giving her a unique perspective on history and cultural preservation. Her love for ancient civilizations began when she visited the ruins of Machu Picchu as a child during a family trip to South America. After studying archaeology and anthropology, Isla focused on working with indigenous communities worldwide to protect and restore cultural artifacts and heritage sites. Her work has taken her from the deserts of Egypt to the jungles of Central America, and she has a particular interest in unearthing lost cities and ancient trade routes.

Hobbies: Hiking, sketching ancient ruins, learning languages, and cooking traditional dishes from the regions she visits.