DATE: 17/01/2017

FROM: Noel Blight, PI, Bakersville, California, USoA (NBlight@BakersvillePI.org)
TO: Mr. John Black c/o MOSCOW CENTRAL POLICE DEPT., DETECTIVE DIVISION (J.Black@MCPD.gov)
Subject: RE: Requested Information on Tasha Kronkoff

To Mr. John Black,

Thank you for selecting Bakersville Personal Investigations. We are honored to provide the service that you required, and we have taken the liberty of observing the subject. Its only been a few weeks since you tasked us with this, and we have made many advances in our knowledge of the subject.

Real Name: Haplopelma Lividum (Birth name unknown)
Other names: Cobalt Blue, Tasha Kronkoff
Nationality: Caucasian Traits
Hair: Dark Grey / Dark Blue
Eyes: Black
Height: 5' 8"
Weight: 135 lbs
Gender: Female
Age: 23
Native Language: Russian

Known Powers: Sand Control and Morph, Greater.

Known Alliances: Former Russian Mafia, Current Teragen

Haplopelma is considered to be very dangerous. Her name, Haplopelma Lividum, comes from a spider found in south East Asia, also known as 'Cobalt Blue'. This spider is very aggressive and violent. The same is to be expected of her.

From what we've seen, Haplopelma can transform her entire body into sand. She can also create the sand, and often uses it to imprison, crush, or suffocate her enemies. Her views in baselines are a violent and hateful view. She is very obviously different, and she resents her baseline heritage.

Haplopelma has few friends, and usually keeps her own council. She has recently been found on the OpNet, which is where she first gained our observation. This is how we found her.

Upon first sight, Haplopelma is a very lean athletic type. She has an obsession with soccer, and does it late at night by herself. She keeps in phenomenal shape, but that is only expected of Novas. As previously mentioned, her skin is a cobalt blue, and her hair a darker blue. She often wears yellow sunglasses, and many ear piercings.

Her last known interaction with a baseline ended in near tragedy. She was alone in an empty soccer field, kicking around the ball. Our agents say that two human males were walking through the park, and happened to see Haplopelma playing by herself. They stopped, whispered a few indistinct words, than one of two headed towards Haplopelma. We later found his name to be Gregory Levitz. When she noticed him, she started to walk the other way, kicking the ball up into her hands. He ran to catch up with her, and began speaking. She turned to him, and gave him a scorn. He raised his arms, and as almost a reaction, a fist of sand erupted from he ground and clutched Mr. Levitz. He cried out in pain, and she raised her arm, stretching out to him in a fist, clutching. After several more seconds, her entire expression changed, and the sand dissipated and Mr. Levitz fell to the ground. Haplopelma quickly ran off.

Do not approach subject under any circumstances unless the required safety measures are taken. Even under those circumstances, use extreme caution.

I will continue to observe the subject personally until further notice. We, again, thank you for the honor trusting of this mission to us.

Sincerely,
Noel Blight, PI
Bakersville, California, USoA

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