Darya's Assassination

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DARYA SIDOROV, 28, is a ruthless Odessa assassin who possesses a cold-war, biological weapon called Novichok 7. However, Raven’s poisoned daggers have crippled her brother and now Darya is on the hunt for a cure. If her brother dies, so does her chance of selling the weapon to the highest bidder. Meanwhile, Terry continues to insist that Raven drop the vigilante image for a traditional superhero one, moreover, he falls in love with her for what he believes she should represent. After reading the self-serving news article, Raven becomes infuriated with Terry and vows never to see him again. Luckily for Darya, there's a clue within the news picture that she uses to zero in on Terry with the hopes of then locating

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