Wilma Wiggleton

Bio
A former street kid who was adopted by Jeffrey Middlemass, Wilma is resourceful and intelligent with a strong penchant for violence. She chafes against the restraints society places on her gender and deeply admires strong female figures such as Alma Serrano. After several incidents with occult artifacts, Wilma has become deeply drawn to the esoteric and is a practitioner of magic. She has a tendency to attempt even the most reckless of plans, sometimes to dire consequence.

1861 (The Pnakotic Sonata)
Wilma was in the States for leisure and travel with Orlando as her guide when she joined Geraldine Beauregard on a search for the musician Foster Stevens. Her skills in investigation led her to recognize some signs of the supernatural in the musician's hotel room, such as a rotting smell associated with a certain flower. When the group found sheet music for a song Foster Stevens was selling to Gilman Publishing, O Come the Rapture, Wilma paid a street musician to play it. Nothing seemed to happen, to her relief and disappointment.

At Gilman Publishing, Wilma recognized the symbol of the Order of Dagon and warned her companions of their enemy. She helped discover a contract to sacrifice hundreds of people to the Old Ones and witnessed an Old One come through a door Orlando opened by playing the song. Realizing how dire things were, Wilma and Orlando raced to stop the concert. They were confronted by Orlando's friend Edwin Alvaro, now a servant of the Old Ones. Wilma cast the spell to break a body down into its essential salts to stop him. Her spell worked but was miscast, disintegrating not only Alvaro but herself and her friends.

Wilma woke in a pure white space hooked up to several tubes and her body physically whole, all her scars gone. She and Geraldine attempted escape and found themselves in a strange zoo. Several Old Ones appeared and Wilma dove through the portal they'd come through only to find herself in a blizzard. Her body was later found by a group of surprised sailors exploring Antarctica.