Fiona

Fiona is a spirit guide and is believed to be the successor of Constance King, she has blonde hair and usually wears a white dress however she can change her attire to match certain situations in order to conceal her true identity, she is believed to be tied to Shane in some way as she has allegedly looked out for him and his wellbeing as a child.

## Episodes

### 1.04 Bump in the Night

She first contacts Shane through an unknown phone number, claiming to have information about a friend in the hospital. She later reveals that she has been keeping an eye on Shane and knows about the creature in his garden. Fiona appears to have knowledge about supernatural creatures and cryptids, as she identifies the creature in Shane's garden as a Cuthbert Wolf and shares information about its origins and behavior.

Fiona is cautious and prefers to keep a low profile, as indicated by her reluctance to meet Shane face to face and her hesitation to reveal too much information as well as her face and identity. She communicates with Shane through text messages and phone calls but remains anonymous, using different phone numbers, this initially frustrates Shane with her not providing clear answers or meeting him in person, Fiona shows concern for his well-being when she hears about his encounter with the creature. She apologizes for her inability to meet him face to face and shares a picture of the creature in an attempt to make amends.

When Shane confronts her about her identity and intentions, Fiona remains enigmatic and refuses to directly answer his questions. She seems to have a deep connection with Shane, suggesting that their meeting was destined. Her calm demeanor and unwavering confidence indicate that she is confident in her role and purpose and despite Shane's rejection of her advances, Fiona persists in her pursuit of him, claiming that they are meant to be together. She displays a mix of passion and determination, urging Shane to accept their connection and open his heart to her. However, her sudden disappearance leaves Shane with more unanswered questions about her true nature and intentions.

In their subsequent encounter following the defeat of a cryptid known as the Cuthbert Wolf, Fiona appears again, this time dressed in a long dress adorned with flowers and leaves, giving her a mystical and ethereal appearance. She demonstrates knowledge about Shane, including his occupation as a monster hunter and his past involvement with the Torchwood Institute. Fiona expresses fascination with his life and the challenges he faces as a hunter, this causes Shane to probe Fiona for information about her identity and purpose. Although she reveals her name as Fiona, she evades directly answering his question about what she is. She describes herself as a spirit, ghost, specter, shade, wraith, and phantom, suggesting that she exists in the realm of the supernatural - Fiona claims to have been watching Shane for a long time and indicates that she has helped him in subtle ways, such as leaving white feathers for him to find. She implies that she is a guide or a good Samaritan, seemingly invested in his well-being and progression.

While Fiona seems to possess knowledge and experiences related to the supernatural, she dismisses any connection to the Cuthbert Wolf that Shane encountered. She maintains her focus on Shane and his significance to her existence, emphasizing that he gave her purpose and meaning, as Shane seeks more information about his future encounters and the Cuthbert Wolf in general, Fiona implies that he will indeed face further encounters with similar cryptids. However, when Shane mentions the demon Lamashtu, as part of his ongoing search, Fiona claims to have no knowledge of such a being.

Despite Shane's dismissal of Fiona and her offers of assistance, she assures him that she will be around if he needs her and disappears once again. Fiona's final position on top of Lincoln Cathedral suggests a connection to spiritual or higher realms.

### 1.05 A God's Game

As the infamous Trickster, Loki, prepares to leave Lincoln City following his "testing" of Shane to see if he has what it takes to be a hunter, he is summoned to Lincoln Cathedral where he finds Fiona waiting for him - she confronts Loki, warning him not to interfere further in Shane's life. Loki tries to smooth things over, claiming that it was just a test and that Shane passed. Fiona remains unimpressed and lambasts The Trickster for his ways as she seems to take offence with his "rogue" behavior, reminding Loki of the consequences that come with deals and strings attached only for Loki to disappear once again in a rather dismissive way leaving Fiona annoyed.

### 1.06 Deep Water

Fiona approaches Shane while he is eating in a fast food place in the coastal town of Skegness. She appears almost transparent, indicating her spiritual nature. She initiates a conversation, asking about Shane's day. Shane, focused on his food, initially brushes off her question. Fiona insists on discussing the events he witnessed during the case with the Mermaid at Gibraltar Point earlier in the day, expressing anger and frustration at Shane's avoidance. Shane continues to eat silently, seemingly overwhelmed. Fiona questions him, emphasizing the urgency of the situation and the potential danger finding Lamashtu. Shane finally breaks down, admitting his confusion and uncertainty about what to do as Fiona becomes less transparent and more solid in form and offers comfort, assuring him that everything will be alright. Shane expresses his overwhelming responsibilities and emotions like this hunter life is almost too much for him with tears streaming down his face. Fiona embraces him and tries to console him, reassuring him that they will face the challenges together. Shane agrees, acknowledging Fiona's role as his spirit guide. Fiona fades away, promising to be hands-on and earn his trust as they continue their journey to find Lamashtu.

### 1.07 The Gateway

Following on from their talk in the previous episode, Fiona plays a central role in facing various supernatural entities and dangers. She demonstrates her supernatural abilities, such as the power to summon silver blades and engulf them in holy fire, as well as the ability to sense and identify different types of supernatural creatures. Fiona is brave, determined, and committed to protecting Shane and others from the malevolent forces they encounter as the pair try to finally find the demon, Lamashtu.

During their journey, Fiona and Shane encounter a mysterious gateway constructed by beings of the supernatural (most likely Demons) that attracts the attention of a pair of Hellhounds or Black Shucks as certain people call them. Fiona skillfully battles the Hellhounds, using her knowledge and skills to defeat them. Later, they come across another gateway guarded by a Ghost of a nun and it is this encounter that sees Fiona becomes emotionally overwhelmed, possibly due to the gateway's influence and the Ghost's menacing presance. Despite the challenges, Shane tries to support and reason with Fiona, urging her to resist whatever is going inside her head.

In a surprising turn of events, it is revealed that the demon Lyleila has returned, and Fiona becomes possessed under her influence but as she tries to attack Shane, whilst under possession, she is attacked by a returning Lamashtu.

### 1.08 A City of Shadows

Fiona is tormented by the possession and desperately wants to break free from the demon's control, Lyleila appreciates Fiona's services and uses her as a medium for communication and carrying out certain tasks. Fiona's demeanor is cryptic, and she speaks in a way that hints at her otherworldly nature.

Later in the story, it becomes apparent that Fiona is under Lyleila's influence following her initial confrontation with Shane and an unstable Lamashtu, this encounter sticks with Lamashtu leaving a bad impression, but she begins to fight back against the possession. She experiences moments of clarity and desperation, praying for help and resisting the demon's control. Fiona's inner struggle intensifies as she witnesses the actions and intentions of Lyleila as she tortures Shane with the Daeva she summoned via a dark alter.

Fiona soon manages to break free from the possession, symbolized by a darker version of herself being expelled from her body. She is then driven by a desire to redeem herself and make amends for her actions while under the demon's control. Fiona finds a fragile Lamashtu and asks for his help but he is skeptical, She proves herself as she helps destroy the dark alter which contributes in defeating the Daeva.

Fiona's determination and actions also contribute to saving Shane's life and ultimately help thwart Lyleila's dangerous intentions.

The story ends with Fiona and Shane having a conversation outside the hospital where Shane was taken too, where Fiona expresses her regret and Shane reassures her that it wasn't her fault as possession is a tricky thing.

### 2.05 Fractures

Fiona initially appears at Shane's doorstep, exhausted and seeking help regarding the demon Lamashtu. She expresses her fear and concern about Lamashtu's unpredictable behavior and her own safety. Despite Shane's suggestion to write to Lamashtu, she decides to confront him in person after he encourages a face-to-face conversation, Fiona encounters Lamashtu after witnessing him aggressively deal with another Demon. She questions Lamashtu about his actions, revealing her fear and concern about his anger and potential violence. Despite her attempts to understand and connect with Lamashtu, he dismisses her and vanishes, leaving her worried and confused.

Later, Fiona appears in Shane's bedroom, sharing her concerns about Lamashtu's emotional state and the complexities of their relationship. She expresses her belief that there might be deeper issues affecting Lamashtu, indicating her insight into the emotional state of others. Her visit is brief, as she respects Shane's need for rest and leaves to contemplate the situation further.

Fiona plays a significant role in the investigation of a mysterious case involving a man named James Wainwright who repeatedly dies and comes back to life. She travels with Shane to Lincoln Hospital after an idea from both Lamashtu and Shane, she demonstrates her investigative abilities and resourcefulness by gathering information at the hospital and interacting with the pathologist, Dr. Rapport. Her determination and courage are evident as she navigates the complexities of the case.

As the situation escalates with James exhibiting unnatural strength and becoming a threat, Fiona steps into action. She confronts James in the mortuary, attempting to fend him off and protect herself and Shane. Despite being initially overpowered, she manages to subdue James, showcasing her resilience and adaptability in dangerous situations.

Fiona's investigative skills come to the forefront once again as she examines lore and tries to understand the nature of the supernatural threat they are facing. Her quick thinking and decisive action are crucial in the chaotic environment of the hospital as she directs an evacuation and confronts James again, demonstrating her bravery and commitment to resolving the situation.

In a dramatic turn of events, Fiona faces a Shapeshifter posing as Dr. Rapport and later as herself as the shifter attacks Shane. She displays her fighting skills and quick reflexes, ultimately defeating the shapeshifter in a tense confrontation. Her actions highlight her strength, both physically and mentally, in dealing with unexpected and dangerous adversaries.

The story concludes with Fiona being acknowledged by Lamashtu for her capabilities and determination. Despite Lamashtu's continued wariness, Fiona's actions throughout the story establish her as a formidable and trustworthy spirit guide, capable of facing significant challenges and protecting those she cares about.

### 2.06 Dreamwalkers

Fiona appears unexpectedly in Shane's bedroom, startling him. She apologizes for her untimely visit, explaining her concern for Shane's well-being after Lamashtu sent him away. Despite her flowing hair and ethereal appearance, Fiona's sadness is evident, rooted in the distrust and doubt cast upon her by Lamashtu. Shane, understanding her plight, reassures her of his trust and support, as they converse, Fiona reveals her long-standing guardianship over Shane, stretching back to his birth. This revelation confuses Shane, leading to a poignant discussion about her absence during his darkest moments. Fiona explains that her departure was a necessity, bound by a promise to Shane's parents to protect him, a choice that was not hers but imposed upon her. Despite her absence, she stresses that she has always kept an eye on Shane, feeling guilty for not being present during his struggles, especially when he was almost pulled into the multiverse.

Her physical form intermittently glitches during their conversation, suggesting interference or instability, yet she remains focused on reassuring Shane of her unwavering presence and support. Fiona emphasizes her role as a protector, not an intruder into Shane's personal life, respecting his privacy and autonomy.

The story takes a darker turn when Shane is attacked in his home by a supposed Siren. Fiona intervenes, demonstrating her physical prowess and protective nature as she battles the intruder, saving Shane from harm. Her actions during the confrontation underscore her commitment to Shane's safety.

Fiona's role expands beyond mere protection as she engages with Lamashtu, Shane's former adversary. Despite Lamashtu's clear disdain for her, Fiona maintains her composure and focuses on the task at hand – ensuring Shane's safety. Her determination to protect Shane leads her to join forces with Lamashtu in a search for Shane when he goes missing, displaying her willingness to collaborate with unlikely allies for Shane's benefit.

The climax of Fiona's journey occurs during a confrontation with a girl called Tressa, who is in fact not a Siren but a Djinn. Despite the Djinn's attempts to intimidate and overpower her, Fiona remains resolute and fearless. Her ability to resist the Djinn's poisonous touch and ultimately defeat her highlights Fiona's strength and resourcefulness. She uses a specially prepared blade supposedly dipped in lamb's blood to end Tressa's life, a decisive action that breaks the connection between Shane's dreams and the Djinn, thereby lifting the curse.

In the aftermath, Fiona provides clarity and insight into the nature of the Djinn and their motives stating that these two Djinn wanted vengeance on Lamashtu for the death of a hybrid many years ago, this turned out to be true. Her understanding of supernatural entities and their behaviors showcases her knowledge and experience in dealing with such threats.

### 2.07 Firestorm

Fiona visits Shane in Lincoln City to discuss a Fire whirl in the rural town of Loyalton, California over in the USA. Wearing a raincoat for aesthetic rather than practical reasons, she stands by Shane as he examines the Hunter Network, contributing her thoughts on the rare and ominous nature of fire whirls. Fiona suggests that such extreme weather could be a harbinger of something worse, displaying a knowledge of lore and supernatural phenomena as she believes that there is something in Loyalton that is of great significance for so much phenomena to occur, she believes it may an ancient weapon of some kind. Despite Shane's skepticism about her need for a raincoat and his reluctance to travel to California, Fiona insists on the importance of the case. She demonstrates her abilities by easily discussing crossing oceans and taking risks, highlighting her dedication and mystical capabilities.

Fiona then appears to Kyle Macleod in Caithness, Scotland, interrupting his intimate moment with his girlfriend Maria Murray. She firmly, yet empathetically, recruits him to assist Shane in the investigation, showing her understanding of the gravity of the situation and the need for Kyle's involvement. Despite Kyle's initial resistance and anger, Fiona stands her ground, emphasizing the urgency and importance of their mission before taking Kyle with her after he had dropped Maria at home, Shane and Kyle are then briefed by Fiona with her saying they will only have a certain amount of time to solve the case as past that time, she won't be able to retrieve them from Loyalton.,

Later, after Shane and Kyle's confrontation with Azrael which results in the defeat of the archangel, Fiona reappears, showcasing her ability to transport herself and others across great distances. She efficiently brings Kyle and Shane back from Loyalton, demonstrating her control over supernatural travel and her role as a guide and protector. She provides Shane and Kyle with insights about the Dragon they encountered, explaining its connection to the mysterious group who follows the will of Kasuti and the Dragon's role in orchestrating the plan to defeat Azrael and take the ancient blade found in Loyalton for themselves as it could harm them and their plans. Fiona's knowledge of the supernatural world and her connections to various entities is evident here.

Fiona also shows a caring side, especially towards Kyle. After the mission, she personally ensures that Kyle is taken back to his car near Maria's house, encouraging him to reconcile and spend time with Maria. This action shows her understanding of the personal sacrifices and the emotional toll their duties can take on them.

### 2.08 The Will of the Wanderer

As Shane grapples with the mysterious letter supposedly from his former friend Kasuti and his past decisions that include banishing her to the Multiverse, Fiona appears almost immediately upon his request. Her arrival is marked by a friendly and understanding demeanor. She examines the letter Shane received and provides her insight, suggesting its authenticity but also raising the possibility that it might not have been intended for Shane. This scene underscores Fiona's role as a voice of reason and wisdom, helping Shane navigate his turmoil and doubts.

Fiona’s abilities extend beyond just guidance; she demonstrates her power to materialize instantly and vanish at will, emphasizing her otherworldly nature. She promises to investigate the origins of the letter for Shane, showing her commitment to assisting him in his quest for answers -

Later, as Shane uncovers the grim reality of the Dragons' massacre and the involvement of Lamashtu, Fiona reappears with information about the letter's origin. She directs Shane to an old building, potentially linked to the letter's mystery. This guidance leads Shane into a confrontation with the spirits of Mr. Morgan (A lost soul) and his colleague who has turned vengeful and is now haunting the warehouse they are in as a Poltergeist, further entangling him in supernatural affairs.

Fiona's intervention is critical when she stops Lamashtu from causing further harm with the ancient blade later in the episode. Her presence and actions prevent a potential catastrophe, highlighting her role as a protector and mediator in conflicts involving supernatural entities, she also assists in finding a potential weakness for the multiverse wanderer Scratch, who has appeared to take Kasuti's lost soul back to Tamriel and the Multiverse with him despite Kasuti now wanting a normal human life - Initially, Fiona encounters Kasuti's lost soul in a dim and unsettling environment. The atmosphere is thick with tension and mystery, reflecting the turmoil of the spirit world. Kasuti, distressed and conflicted, is struggling with her existence between worlds. Fiona, demonstrating her innate understanding and empathy, approaches Kasuti to offer support. Their conversation reveals Kasuti's weariness from her adventures across the multiverse and her desire for a simpler, human life.

Fiona, respecting Kasuti's wishes, does not insist on intervening but offers her assistance, showing a balance between respecting autonomy and offering help. This interaction illustrates Fiona's deep understanding of the complexities of spiritual existence and her respect for individual choices, even in the face of immense supernatural power, their dialogue also reveals the nuances of Kasuti's character - her longing for normalcy despite her extraordinary experiences and powers. Fiona listens intently, providing a comforting presence to Kasuti as she contemplates her future. This scene is significant as it showcases Fiona's role not just as a guide for the living but also as a compassionate entity for troubled spirits.

As Kasuti decides to return to her human life, Fiona's reaction is one of understanding and support. She recognizes the importance of Kasuti's decision for her own peace and closure. Fiona's role in facilitating Kasuti's transition back to human life is crucial, demonstrating her ability to bridge the worlds of the living and the supernatural and, despite Scratch's protest, the idea of bringing the two together does indeed work as Shane observes the situation, the plan ends in tragedy though as an instinctive Lamashtu, still seeing Scratch as a danger, takes the Hawthorn stake (which was only to be used in emergencies should things have gone badly) and plunges it into Scratch's chest from behind, killing the wanderer as Kasuti starts to forget her own life as a multiverse wanderer whilst retaining her human thoughts, Fiona promptly scolds the demon who proceeds to run away out of sheer guilt for his actions.