One: Her parents
{This is before they "suddenly disappeared"}
"You know what to do if they mess with you again. We're family, and no outsider can control us for long." Her father said.
"Exactly." Her mother agreed.
Her father was known as the Hunter and her mother was known as the Viper. They worked as assassins for....a special unidentified unit.
Athena (alias Viper) Vexlix went missing shortly after she went on a dangerous mission. Which is saying something since there are very few creatures that can counter her venom. The venom first seeps into your system, attacks your weakest point, then spreads from there. The enemy falls due to an unbearable pain. It's rare to see a survivor.
All she needs is to be able to see or touch you to use her venom. If she can't touch you directly, she'll put her venom in one of her long range weapons and throw it towards you.
And of course, she's immune to poison as well as her own venom. Her children inherited the immunity as well as the fact that their blood serves as poison to unwanted people if it's digested.
She's a strategic Capricorn, yet she fell prey to her husband before she even got the chance to think of a plan to escape.
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Dean (alias Hunter) Thorn can stop your senses and mind control you. Like a mix of Alec (from the Twilight Saga), Shota Aizawa (from MHA), and Hitoshi Shinsou (also from MHA) wrapped into one. He's earned the nickname "Hunter" due to his uncanny tracking skills. He can sense most creatures even if they're on a different continent. The exceptions being his wife and children; Athena's venom in her veins acts as a shield, their children simply are immune to it.
He has used his mind-control on his family on several occasions. On his wife whenever he got horny. On his children so they'd do as he said and for "interrogation" purposes. Meaning to see if his children were dating anyone without his permission.
His strategic Scorpio thinking is what made his wife fall prey to his predatory advances.
You can guess how much their love ran based on the fact that they had children.
