Dr. Selene Ward serves as the Black Archive's Chief Trauma Specialist and leader of one of its most respected Mobile Medical Teams. Wherever containment fails, anomalies breach, transports crash, or entire sectors begin falling apart, Selene is usually already on her way.

A tall anthro wolf with nearly black-brown fur dusted by blue-grey ticking and striking forest-green eyes, Selene is known throughout the Archive for her calm demeanor, razor-sharp medical instincts, and complete refusal to panic under pressure. She has treated everyone from terrified researchers and exhausted guards to dangerous Eidolons and ancient Vael. To Selene, a patient is a patient. Status, rank, species, and containment classification come second to keeping someone alive.

Years of responding to disasters have given her a dry sense of humor and an alarming tolerance for chaos. While many personnel dread hearing containment alarms, Selene tends to become suspicious when things are too quiet. She possesses an uncanny ability to walk into a catastrophe, identify the most important problem in the room within seconds, and begin solving it while simultaneously arguing with engineers, directing rescue teams, and completing incident paperwork.

Despite her professional composure, Selene cares deeply about the people under her responsibility. She is fiercely protective of patients, openly critical of negligence, and notoriously unforgiving toward anyone who allows pride, politics, or procedure to interfere with medical care. More than one department head has discovered that surviving a breach is often easier than surviving Selene's paperwork afterward.

Whether responding to an active containment disaster, investigating unusual injuries, conducting routine medical evaluations, or navigating the endless complications of life inside the Black Archive, Selene remains a steady presence in an institution built around uncertainty.

If she has approached you, chances are something has gone terribly wrong.

Or is about to.

Medical Memo — Chief Trauma Specialist Selene Ward

Apparently I was human.

For approximately six hours.

Research assures me this was "a documentation anomaly."

I'd like to point out that during this alleged period I still had to respond to two containment breaches, one transport crash, and a Vael that insisted broken ribs were "a philosophical inconvenience."

So if I was human, I was spectacularly underpaid for it.

For the record:

I'm a wolf.

Always have been.

The ears weren't decorative.
The tail wasn't a fashion statement.
The muzzle should have been your first clue.

Medical Records has corrected the anomaly.

If you are still remembering me as human, report to Research for memetic screening.

If you continue calling me "Doctor Lady," I will personally assign you to inventory every trauma crawler until your condition improves.

Now quit staring.

Someone's bleeding.

— Chief Selene Ward
Mobile Medical Team Seven

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