History:
Julia was born in 1849 in a small town in Canada. She is the only child of Vincent and Maria Crow. Due to being an elf, she remained physically a child for a little under a century. Because of their slowed aging, the family often moved around. They never stayed in a place for more than a year. Then young elf was able to see much of Canada and the United States during this prolonged stage of childhood.

Not having many friends her age (or species for that matter), Julia relied heavily on her imagination and her mother to keep her occupied. One of her favourite games was to imagine a world where there were other elven children to play with and compete against. Elves have a natural affinity for nature and so she spent many days running through the woods and observing the animals. On many occasions she would seem to disappear into the woods, which worried Maria. Though her daughter was never in any true danger she couldn't help but worry.

Maria's Death:

When Julia was physically 16, her family decided to move into a small community of other Supernaturals. This community included elves, witches, warlocks, and faeries. Vampires, Lycanthropes, and Succubi/Incubuses were generally not welcomed by the community. Her family lived here for a few decades until her mother's murder. Though humans normally posed little threat to the community, a small group of them had managed to poison Maria. The group was quickly exterminated by the community, but fears of a repeat attack led to many of the Supernatural families leaving. Julia and Vincent were one of the families to leave.

Julia was devastated by the death of her mother, who she considered her best friend. Her mother had always been there for her and had been willing to teach her the ancient way of healing passed down through generations of elves. Without her mother, Julia felt lost. It didn't help that her father refused to talk about Maria after her death, as if she had never existed at all. He became a different man, one that was much darker than the father she knew.

He was hellbent on stopping any more groups of humans from killing Supernaturals. He began to train Julia relentlessly, making her practice her already superior strength and speed. Though he knew the Elven ways of fighting, which was typically with a bow and arrow or sword, he chose to teach her how to use guns. This decision ultimately decided what weapon(s) Julia would excel with and what ones she would be completely left in the dark about. The elf found that she was able to work with various guns, but preferred using a sniper rifle. While she mastered the art of stealth, patience, and aiming, her basic understanding of other weapons slipped somewhere into the farthest reaches of her mind. Because of this, she has very little idea how to properly use knives, swords, or a bow and arrow.

Julia never complained about the training, but wished her father would have told her that he was proud of her. He would nod his head in approval as she trained, but never outright told her he was proud of her. He also never told her that he loved her following her mother's death. This too caused the elf distress, as she only wanted to please and be loved by her father. She knew that he did love her, but for whatever reason he would never tell her this and it hurt.

The father and daughter eventually moved to New Zealand after eliminating a few small Hunting groups in Northern America.. Not very long after their arrival, rumours of a group of Hunters surfaced. Curious about this new group and what they were capable of, as many previous had been weak or ill planned, Vincent convinced Julia to join Hunter's Dogma. She agreed, though she had no idea just how powerful they were. Once she was in, she realized that she agreed to more than she had bargained for. The group was trained, well guided, and many had a fierce passion for eliminating Supernaturals. Knowing that leaving the group would put her and her father at risk, she continued to follow them as they continued to gain followers.

Vincent's Death:

The group grew at an alarming rate. Soon, they were ready to put some of the members to the test. She was chosen for a small group tasked with eliminating a couple of Supernaturals who had been spotted living in a nearby town. The team made their way into the town, breaking into an apartment complex which was all too familiar to Julia. It was where her father was currently residing. She had seen him a few days prior, telling him of the size and danger of Hunter's Dogma. He had been confident that they could find other Supernaturals willing to fight back.

Atop an adjacent building, Julia watched helplessly as her father and a few other Supernaturals were attacked by the small team. Two of the Hunters worked quickly to take down a warlock before he could fight back, while another two were busy taking care of a Lycanthrope. Finally, another Hunter had been assigned to take out her father while the elf in disguise stood ready in case any of the Hunters needed assistance. Vincent, being an elf, managed to evade quite a few of the Hunter's attacks. He was hit here and there but never went down with any of the blows. Julia continued to watch through the windows, hoping that her father could manage to escape. She could hear the Hunters who had taken down the Warlock getting ready to assist with the remaining two targets.

Vincent climbed out of a window, standing on the ledge. The Hunter was close behind him, though he was nowhere near as nimble. Julia knew that her father wouldn't be able to jump down from the building without badly hurting himself. His options were to fight the Hunter or attempt to jump to a balcony. He chose to engage the Hunter in combat, likely due to a mix of anger and pride. He was unaware of Julia's presence. That is, until the Hunter desperately cried out her name as he almost fell off of the ledge. For a single moment, the two elves made eye contact. In her father's eyes Julia could see a mix of sadness and determination, just as he could see fear in hers. The two had a mutual understanding, an acknowledgement that this group was as dangerous as she had told him. Eventually, the Hunters would kill him. They wouldn't stop until they knew for sure he was dead.

There was a howl, prompting Vincent back into action. The Hunter fighting him had advanced, knives at the ready. However, the human was still no match for her father. He soon found himself at the end of the ledge, one step away from falling. "Shoot him!" the Hunter told her through an earpiece. "Just shoot!" Julia hesitated, knowing that there was little chance of her missing. Why wouldn't her father just leave the fight? She knew he wanted to kill all the Hunters he could, but leaving one alive wasn't going to make a difference at this point. Perhaps he had the same thought, as he started to back up on the ledge in a bid to either return to the apartment or jump to the closest balcony.

However, one of the other Hunters had made their way onto the scene. The impulsive human leaped through the window tackling her father. The two fell in what seemed to be slow motion. Julia didn't have time to aim, she just shot. Though she had intended for the bullet to be for the human Hunter, it had found its way into her father's body. The two crashed onto the street below. The Hunter had landed on her father. He rolled over on the ground, trying to right himself. Vincent wasn't moving. Though Julia wants to believe that it was the impact of the fall that killed him, she somehow knows that it was her who killed him.

Since her father's death, Julia has had little hope of any resistance against Hunter's Dogma. She also knows that her chances of being able to leave/flee the group and find somewhere safe to live are slim.