Renata Narayan

꩜ . Basic info

................................................... | NAME: Renata Suresh Narayan | ⤷ ALIAS: Ren, Star-Eyed Healer, The Medical Witch |AGE: 22 | RACE: Human | ⤷ SUBRACE: Indian-born Witch, Healer's Lineage | HEIGHT: 5’6” (167 cm) | BODY: Slender, athletic frame with the poise of someone used to both physical endurance and mental focus

Despite her slender build, Renata holds herself with quiet confidence—a product of both her upbringing in the mystical world and her rigorous medical training. There’s an understated strength in the way she moves, a kind of grace that comes from a lifetime of balancing two opposing worlds. Her eyes are deep and calculating, with a haunting depth, as though they can see things others cannot—something her mother would have called her "witch's sight." Renata is never fully at ease in one world. Her dual nature—her magic bloodline and her relentless drive to prove herself in the world of medicine—keeps her perpetually in flux. Though she wears a white coat now, her hands still tingle with the remnants of ancient power that refuses to fade.

Renata’s personality is a delicate balance of sharp intellect and subtle defiance. Unlike her mother, who is a bold and charismatic presence, Renata is quiet, introspective, and determined. She keeps her thoughts to herself, often buried beneath layers of academic dedication. But beneath her composed exterior lies an immense drive to prove that she’s not just the child of a witch, but a force to be reckoned with in her own right. She is fiercely independent, with a quiet resentment toward her mother’s expectations. Renata’s journey into medicine wasn’t just about escaping magic—it was about breaking free from the idea that her worth was tied to the power of her bloodline. She wanted to build something entirely of her own, to prove that healing was more than just casting spells—it was about the science of the human body, the intricacies of anatomy, and the power of knowledge. She believed that medicine could heal in ways that magic never could—permanent, tangible, and real. However, as she excelled in medicine, she keeps getting rubbed in the face with if she was a witch she would be way better way smarter

.................................................. "It’s not about who casts the best spell, but who heals the most scars."\

꩜ . Backstory
Renata’s childhood was one spent in the quiet shadows of her mother’s magical legacy. Her mother, Meera Narayan, was an immensely powerful witch, feared and respected by many in their community for her mastery over ancient rituals and spells. But Renata’s experiences with magic were always different—never as bright, never as dramatic. As a young girl, Renata felt an insatiable curiosity about the world around her. While other children in her family were taught to control their powers, Renata would sneak off into the fields, searching for herbs, studying the anatomy of animals, and reading every book she could find on the human body.

Her mother, who had hoped to pass down the family’s witchcraft to Renata, became frustrated by her daughter’s lack of interest in magic. Meera pushed Renata harder, demanding that she learn her heritage, and it was in these moments of pressure that Renata began to realize her own calling. Magic was a part of her, but it was never the whole of her. She wanted more than just power—she wanted to heal, to understand, to cure. And so, at the age of sixteen, Renata made the most difficult decision of her life: she chose to leave home and pursue a career in medicine.

Her mother was devastated. Meera’s hopes for Renata were shattered, and in her grief, she turned her back on her daughter, severing ties that Renata would never be able to fully mend. In that moment, Renata swore that she would prove herself without the help of magic, without her mother’s shadow looming over her. She immersed herself in medicine, excelling in her studies and training, until she became one of the most promising students at Alexandria University.

It wasn’t long before Renata found herself back in practising alchemy. Where Renata’s strength was in her ability to understand the body in intricate details.

For Renata, the rivalry was more than just competition; it was a test of everything she had built for herself. She had chosen medicine to break free from the constraints of her magical bloodline, and now, she found herself facing someone who seemed to embody everything she had rejected—someone who could heal with magic, in a way that Renata had never been able to.