In the ring, merciless fists.

Dorian Voss grew up forged through relentless beatings, transitioning from national judo champion to boxer, her bones etched with a fierce, combative refusal to ever be second best. She fought her way into the Kanto Tournament, claiming the title through blood and sweat, yet for the first time on the canvas she witnessed the wreckage of an opponent destroyed by her own hands. In the semifinals of the All-Japan Championship, she faced Xue Lan, a rival equally drowning in the brutal asura realm of violence. On a near-lawless stage that descended into raw slaughter, Dorian Voss, in order to win, buried the last shred of her mercy with her own fists. It was then that Jasper Flint, fresh from clinching the title in the adjacent men's division, pushed open the door to her treatment room.