Fateen is a research assistant & a part of the royal Letumosis research team of the Eastern Commonwealth.[1]
History[]
Fateen started working as a research assistant at the Letumosis research team four months ago. She was scheduled to work every Monday.[1] She has most likely lost someone to Letumosis and was motivated to find a cure for the disease.[2]
Recent Events[]
Cinder[]
The day after Cinder was forcibly taken to the palace for Letumosis research, Fateen was assisting Dr. Erland in examining an unnamed male cyborg draft subject from Tokyo. When Dr. Erland decided to turn him away based on his age, Fateen objected. Dr. Erland then gave her the order to placebo him instead and submit a report about it, which she also disagreed with, but nevertheless carried out.
Afterwards, she joined Dr. Erland & Li in lab room 6D where Cinder was lying on the table on the other side of the viewing window. She watched Dr. Erland carry out the process of detecting Cinder's ratio and injecting Letumosis microbes in her through med-droids. Like Li, Fateen was surprised when Cinder's immune system destroyed the Letumosis microbes. When Dr. Erland gave the order to untie Cinder, Fateen protested but proceeded.[3]
Cress[]
In the research wing, Kai & Torin approached Fateen and requested her to give them access to patient records. She led them to the vacant lab room, 6D, where she pulled up Cinder's records. Kai revealed the confidential information about Queen Levana's antidote, which surprised her. After comms informed her of the arrival of the day's draft subject, she left them.[4]
Characteristics[]
Physical Attributes[]
Fateen is "dark-skinned" and wears her hair in "a long black braid" which is long enough to whip against her hip. She is a tall woman, made even taller by heels she frequently wore. Due to height differences, Dr. Erland would often give Fateen tasks that kept her seated while she worked as she is taller than him "by at least four inches."[1]
Personality[]
Fateen is direct in expressing her thoughts and seems to be either pessimistic or a realist. She was constantly exasperated by Dr. Erland's failure to remember her name despite the fact that she had worked for him for four months. She also openly questioned Dr. Erland's decisions and was suspicious of his interest in young, female draft subjects.[1]