Anzhela Novotna

Anzhela Novotna is a young Solvak-American woman, working as a cashier at Bratri Novotní. She is the daughter of Ondrej Novotny, a good friend of Aleksandr Vasiliev, and accordingly has been taken under the Vor's wing as an apprentice.

Early Life
Anzhela Novotna was born on June 4th, 1997 to Slovak immigrants Zuzana and Ondrej Novotny. She was well-looked-after by her older brothers, Timotej and Jozef, and proved to be quite a brave child - she feared nothing, except for clowns.

Going to school, Anzhela quickly found she was not like the other students; she was remarkably tall for her age, reaching 5'10" by the age of twelve. As a result of this (as are all differences at that age), she was mercilessly bulled, and even got into a few fights - much to the displeasure of her parents. Despite this, she was still their little girl, and was often found serving as an English-Slovak translator for her father.

Teenage Years
As Anzhela became a teenager, the bullying slowed down, in no small part because a handful of her male classmates grew taller than her, but also because she stopped caring what others think. When she reached an appropriate age, Ondrej "hired" her to work at the family convivence store, Bratri Novotní. She has worked there since then, proving herself quite dedicated to the task, as well as to the values her father instilled in her.

Adult Life
At present, Anzhela still works at Bratri Novotní, traveling between the store and her apartment via her well-loved 1993 Toyota Corolla. She's single, partly due to her appearance still being "odd", but also due to Timotej taking it upon himself to scare boys away from his little sister.

Appearance and Personality
Standing 6'0" and wearing men's size 13 shoes, Anzhela is not the definition of femininity - in fact, when added with her more typically "masculine" hobbies, she's far from a standard 'girl' at all. She enjoys a good European beer, "football" (soccer), and kickboxing. This is not to say that she's not feminine at all, she was simply raised primarily by two brothers, and their ways rubbed off on her.