ANYA FORGER: TWENTY YEARS LATER

By JMN

The little girl obsessed with “waku waku” adventures has become someone terrifyingly competent—not because she is the strongest or the smartest, but because the family that found her, helped forge her into a hero that the world didn't even know it deserved. Raised by the world’s greatest spy, the world’s greatest assassin, a clairvoyant Great Pyrenees, and gifted with telepathy herself, Anya grows into something neither Loid nor Yor could ever become. Loid teaches her espionage, infiltration, surveillance, psychology, languages, disguise, deception, diplomacy, and counter-intelligence. Yor teaches discipline, precision, silent movement, close-quarters combat, knife work, escape techniques, and the resolve to fight only when absolutely necessary. As an adult, Anya doesn’t replace either of them—she synthesizes both. Her telepathy has matured; filtering the overwhelming noise of countless minds, locking onto intent instead of words. She doesn’t predict the future; she recognizes dangerous decisions the moment they form. Bond remains her faithful partner. His glimpses of possible futures combine with Anya’s ability to read present intentions, allowing the pair to prevent disasters before they unfold. They communicate through practiced signals and function almost as a single organism. Unlike Loid, Anya doesn’t spend weeks confirming intelligence when she can immediately recognize deception. Unlike Yor, she doesn’t simply eliminate threats—she prevents them from ever reaching innocent people. Her greatest strength is also her greatest burden. She constantly hears fear, grief, desperation, and hope. Rather than becoming emotionally detached, she carries those voices with her, making Bond her emotional anchor and reminding her that even heroes must rest. She lives openly, blending effortlessly into everyday crowds. Coffee shops, museums, train stations, libraries—she appears completely ordinary. Yet countless tragedies quietly fail to happen because she happened to walk by. Hostages are never taken. Bombs never detonate. Assassinations never occur. Criminal conspiracies unravel before they begin. No one knows why. Among intelligence agencies, impossible stories circulate about an unseen operative who always seems to know what everyone will do before they do it. Some believe she is a myth. Others mistake her for an entirely new, advanced intelligence network. Very few suspect, much less know the truth. Bond becomes a legend in his own right: the enormous white dog who appears moments before disaster, calmly watching while fate quietly changes course. Anya’s fighting style is a unique fusion of Loid’s precision, Yor’s explosive efficiency, and her own uncanny anticipation. Every movement appears almost supernatural because she is already responding to intentions before actions begin. Loid believed peace was built on lies. Yor believed the innocent must be protected. Anya forges a new philosophy: “The greatest victory is the tragedy that never happens.” She seeks neither recognition nor glory. Her measure of success is simple: the number of people who never realize they were in danger. Anya Forger: A secret guardian raised by Twilight and the Thorn Princess, strengthened by an unwavering Bond, an unsung hero walking among the countless crowds saved. A spy hidden in the shadow of her own Eclipse. THE END.

Comments (32)

JMN

Thanks Beastxyz. Yeah, I think the conceit of these two elite operatives being oblivious will eventually drop, as charming as it is. Too many close calls already while Anya is still a kid, let's be honest. The last movie was insane!!! Realistically, it doesn't make sense that Loid and Yor wouldn't figure it out eventually given their backgrounds, not to mention Anya knowing the truth; that they all actually love each other and have been living in harmony the entire time like a real family, not as enemies. They can't deny that. I think that may have been a future that Bond saw, forcing Anya to tell them everything just to keep her family from falling apart.

JMN

Thanks buddy, for the comment and the tip😁. Oh yeah! That's right! We are big fans of the multiverse after all😋. This one was mostly inspired by a factoid I saw about the author of this Spy x Family series: originally he had written Anya to be around 12-16, but in the end changed her age to be 5-6. I think it was to make it more family friendly. And it worked. Everyone loves how adorable she is and how much Loid and Yor can't help but have real paternal/maternal instincts towards her, despite the double lives they lead.

EternaSky

Cool take on Anya there. Nice going with Yor and Loid. They’re not gonna change much growing older anyway. The paragraphing is odd on mobile phone though. Sentences being broken into next line suddenly abruptly.

JMN

Thank you very much for reading, Suga😊. Do not ever be sorry for that my friend😅. I am just glad you enjoyed it😁. Really, seeing you all show up like this means more than you know🤗.

beastxyz

Love that you further developed this into a blog and shared more works. One of your visuals shows Loid and Yor together with Anya plotting a mission. So I guess they now both know their real identities. 😅

panos

Great one!! You obvioulsy like very much this story and character and you advanced it! I LOVE that concept - you saw I did it for beloved games of mine - Syberia etc.

archangeltara

Amazing story I would to be like her. I hope to read more blogs from you too. Anya forges a new philosophy: “The greatest victory is the tragedy that never happens.”

suga2309

Awesome, my dear bro ! 🤩👏✨Right now I have very less credits. I would have gifted some to show how much I enjoyed. I'm sorry !😇🙏

EternaSky

Dont use break row (shift enter). Adjust your window around in width. U’ll see what i mean by broken text paragraphs

beastxyz

Nice explanation. Maybe if you do another series on it this can be included as part of the lore.