Age: 23
Sex: Female
Species: Timber wolf
Nationality: Norwegian
Birthdate: February 7th, 2084
Birthplace: Kirkenes, Norway
Fur color: Dark silver
Eye color: Green
Head fur color: Black
Height: 5' 4"
Weight: 124 lbs.
Role in the Wyverns: Team leader
Skills: Nimbleness, alertness, stealth, good singing voice
Weapons: Spear (named Ketil), shuriken gun
Fighting art: Ninjutsu
Hobbies: Meditation, Iyengar yoga

Bio: Rona was born on a bleak winter day in Kirkenes. Unfortunately, something went wrong during Rona's birth and it cost her mother's life immediately afterwards. Since he loved his wife very much, her father, a robotic technician at Geirson Robotics Inc. in Kirkenes, saw baby Rona as evil and thought his wife's death was her fault. Unable to stand the presence of the baby wolf, he sealed her in a crate and left it in a freight car on a train. Although he hoped Rona had died during the trip from hunger or thirst, when the train made a stop to refuel in Trondheim, the crew heard her cries and immediately provided her with nourishment and water. When she was put up for adoption, Oskar, a housekeeper working for a ninja leopard from China by the name of Yang Jun Le, came across her and took her. When the Norwegian servant brought the infant wolf into his home, since she didn't have a name, he suggested calling her Rona (meaning "mighty strength" in Norwegian) and giving her the surname Elvheim (roughly "home of the river"). Rona's life was very peaceful since she was taken into the home of this master, who gladly offered his teachings and wisdom to her. She knew, based on how she remembered back to being on the train, that Yang Jun wasn't her real father. She kept raising the question of who her real father was to Yang Jun but he refused to answer. Once Rona graduated to a top-level ninja at the age of 18, Yang Jun was going to return to his home in China and his servant was retiring. Since she was old enough to fend for herself, he turned her out. But before leaving, the master told her she should use what she learned for good. She tried one last time to get an answer to who her real parents were and it was: "Please consider Oskar and I your parents. We have done our greatest to raise you, unlike whoever it was that put you on that train." She finally decided that Yang Jun was right. She still was curious to know who her real parents were, but for now she had to concentrate on the life that lay ahead for her.

She didn't know what her master meant by telling her to use her knowledge and skills to do good yet, but she found her temporary calling when a wolf hybrid spotted her running across the roofs of Trondheim. The dog turned out to be a ringmaster for a Norwegian traveling circus and he thought that she would make a great acrobat. When she learned that she could earn fame from her skills, she decided to join. The ringmaster also found that Rona had a wonderful voice and thought that singing a song would be a spectacular way to cap off her acrobatic act, which involved traversing an obstacle course; thus she earned the name "The Singing Ninja of Trondheim." She became the instant highlight of the whole circus; whenever the circus came to town, everyone came to see her perform. She was quite satisfied with her fame. For two more years she traveled with Ringmaster Igor's Circus of Marvel and earned more recognition. Then finally, one night in the spring of 2105, Rona had already finished her act for the show and encountered a woman being mugged. It was in that moment that she realized what her master meant by doing good with her skills. Seizing the moment, she pounced the mugger and laid a great beating on him. The woman was amazed and thanked Rona for saving her life after she gave back her purse. The next day, she left the circus life and followed her calling, which was to use her skills as a ninja to do good, fight evil, and make a difference in people's lives. She hopped onto a train headed for Bergen and during the ride, she heard someone talking about a group of do-gooders from the early 20th century called the Wyrms of Svalbard, which had been disbanded for over a century. Rona was inspired so much that when she got to Bergen, she searched for fighters like her hoping to form an elite group that would defend the forces of good from those of evil and despair. In the end of her search, she found six. This small group of fighters, which Rona dreamed would become large enough to be a nationwide army of goodness in Norway, but for now could only deal justice in and around Bergen, came to be called The Wyverns.

But, Rona not only yearned to do good, she still wanted to learn what her life was like in the first few moments of her birth. She could only remember as far back as when she was sealed in the crate on the train and being trapped in there for five hours. Because she doesn't remember seeing her father's nor her mother's face, she feels that she hasn't had any real parents at all and that she doesn't belong in the world. And yet, she is certain that she does belong and is determined to learn her own history.