The Aizazuddin family worked for Singapore's premier business magnate, Evol Khan; providing him with legal and marketing advice. Khan provided them with everything they could wish for, but when their homeland of Pakistan was invaded the Aizazuddin's began to question their presence in Singapore. Shouldn't they be in Pakistan helping to oppose the occupation?

Their youngest daughter, Sara, had only spent two years in Pakistan before her family moved to the more international city of Singapore. She remembered Pakistan as dry and dirty, so when the propaganda machine in India began pumping out information and images on the improvements to her place of birth, Sara bought it all. She especially loved the stories of the Assembly which was full of gorgeous men who filled her dreams and fantasies.

When she began to manifest her ubergene, Sara imagined herself fighting alongside her heroes. Sara's parents were devastated, but could not shatter their daughter's false beliefs. India had a powerful control over their daughter. Khan intervened, but instead of siding with Sara's parents, he fired them and sent them back to Pakistan. Sara was sent to Mumbai where the Assembly were waiting to take her in as a hero-in-training. In her excitement, Sara didn't realise her parents were being sent back into an occupied country.

Khan had made a deal with India and, as always, had profited from the misery of others.

After several fun-filled months of training, Sara was approached to host a children's television programme. Everything was going right for her, and she never did find the time to visit her family. There were phone calls, of course, but she was always too obsessed with her own life to inquire about theirs.

Sara was accepted as a member of the Assembly in 2005 and has been a 'cover girl' for them and India's positive influences in Pakistan, ever since.

Sara is an exuberant, but obtuse, teenager who has been infected with the world of possibilities at her fingertips. She is a well-recognised tv presenter as well as a member of the Assembly. She is always happy and outgoing, but never really looks beyond the surface of things. She sees India as a great and caring country, but doesn't see the poverty or oppression.

“That was so cool!”

Prerita Vashtu is able to generate psychic energy which she can employ as psychic arrows. She currently needs to focus these energies through visualising it as arrows and using a bow to aim. Without her bow her energies are not as accurate or powerful. With training, Sara has been able to practice using her energies for a variety of purposes including stunning opponents, blinding them, or causing them pain.

Sara is a young and attractive teenager, with a beautiful smile and a bouncy personality. She wears her long brown hair up in a high ponytail, and wears a pink costume featuring low-slung pants and a sleeveless crop top. To help focus her powers, Sara also carries a sleek bow.