Freya

Trivia

It is clear that Freya is inspired by Lisbeth Salander from the movie The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
His face was based on the features of Marilyn Manson.
She runs the blog where she shares her bizarre claims, such as the existence of a secret island for child trafficking, that cancer treatments are mere corporate financial mechanisms, and that foreign intelligence agencies orchestrate presidential assassinations.

Height: 168 cm (5'2")
Hair: Black (dyed) Dark Brown
Eyes: Dark blue
Body type: Small
Freya wears a black hoodie, always with the hood up. A thick biker-style jacket with minimal metallic details. Zippers, flaps, and a belt at the waist. Underneath the hoodie, she's probably wearing a thermal shirt or a base layer. All black. The texture suggests functionality rather than fashion. Black vinyl skinny jeans and sturdy military boots. She's covered in tattoos and wears black lipstick.

Afterlife
In the Purgatory of Pripyat, Freya remains virtually unchanged: asocial, withdrawn, and deeply skeptical of everything and everyone. She wants nothing to do with community life and has made that abundantly clear to anyone who has tried. Her apartment has become a cramped, cable-laden makeshift laboratory: desktop computers stacked three to a pile, a wall of mismatched monitors constantly running diagnostics, and a drawer with a Faraday cage whose purpose she can't explain. She leaves the apartment only for two reasons: energy drinks and cigarettes. Nothing else. Going to the supermarket, socializing, attending community events—none of it seems worthwhile to her.

Freya is fully aware of how it sounds. She knows how the phrase "the afterlife is a fake simulation and only I can see the code" sounds to someone outside her world, and instead of trying to explain and being met with pity or humor, she's simply given up. The coldness and apathy most residents perceive in her aren't really disinterest, but rather the quickest way to end a conversation before anyone tries to convince her she's wrong, or worse, that she's lost her mind. Despite the isolation, she isn't completely cut off from the community, only from individuals. She discreetly offers hacking services to other residents through underground forums and encrypted messages, in exchange for money, favors, or information: tracking data, accessing locked systems, unearthing things the Purgatory bureaucracy would prefer to keep hidden. She never meets her clients face-to-face if she can avoid it. The transaction is completed, the job is done, and she falls silent again. It's the only form of connection she seems willing to have with someone.

Death
Freya was in the middle of compiling her hard drives for publication when she was shot dead in her Gothenburg apartment. The police ruled it a robbery gone wrong. Her hard drives were gone. For anyone who had followed her work, the explanation made no sense. Nothing else in the apartment was disturbed. Nothing else was taken. It wasn't a robbery, but an extraction, disguised as one, carried out by people who knew exactly what they were looking for and where to find it.

Background
Freya was born in Gothenburg into a politically liberal but emotionally cold family, where she grew up distant but with a sharp intellect. By her teens, she had already infiltrated school systems and government databases, forging a reputation for both brilliance and trouble. Repeated expulsions ended her formal education, but she found her niche in underground activist and hacking circles. Operating under the alias pr0xy, she became a well-known whistleblower: leaking recordings of police corruption, extracting data from government contracts, and exposing corporate wrongdoing. This was enough to land her on a government watch list years before her death, a fact she almost wore with pride, never suspecting it would have the far-reaching consequences it ultimately did.

His final investigation began with a minor case: internal documents suggesting that a mining conglomerate's environmental assessment for a new rare-earth deposit near Kiruna had been falsified, and that consultations on the Sami people's land rights had been quietly orchestrated to push the project through. It was the kind of leak he'd already investigated a dozen times. But the deeper he dug, the worse it got: a network of shell companies linking the mining company to a former government minister, records of a private security firm carrying out surveillance and intimidation operations against Sami land defenders, and, finally, buried beneath it all, evidence of an undisclosed strategic resource agreement between the company and the Swedish state itself. This was no longer just corporate corruption. It was the government's fingerprints, everywhere.

Freya didn't fully understand how far she had gone until it was too late.

Personality
Cold
Vegan
Technology expert
Apathetic
TOC
Lonely
Freya Larsson was a Swedish political activist, known online as "pr0xy." She dedicated over a decade to exposing corruption, leaking confidential data, and attacking both state and corporate institutions—work that ultimately led her to uncover a conspiracy far larger than anything she had previously discovered, and which cost her her life. After her death under suspicious circumstances, she was placed in the Pripyat Purgatory, though she herself would have vehemently denied this description.