Anna Vogler

Sixteen, practical, and trained to trust preparation over legend.

Her mother, Mara, was a mountain-rescue physician who believed preparation could turn panic into action. From her, Anna learned first aid, map reading, weather signs, and the importance of never leaving someone behind.

Her skepticism about magic was not cruelty. It was armor. She did not believe in destiny. She believed in choices.

“Rescue is not being fearless. It is giving fear a job.”