Alixis Walters
Chapter 1: The Child:
Alicia Wallace was born into a Giovanni Revenant Family. Plutarco Giovanni was its elder. However, she did not come out deformed like most revenants did. As a small child she loved scary stories but one book in particular would give her inspiration that would begin her obsession with life and death. "Mary Shelley's The Modern Prometheus" also known as "Frankenstein".
Noticing this, Plutarco Giovanni began training Alicia early about the art of necromancy. But in her free time she would continue her own research. She wanted to create life the same way Doctor Frankenstein himself did. When Alicia put her research on her flashdrive for the first time she had it scanned on a public computer. The original scans were found by accident by an average vampire hunter looking into doing some research of his own.
Chapter 2: The Murderer:
The hunter got more info and rumors about the owner of the original files from the librarian and went with a couple fellow hunters to check things out. What the hunters found was the home of Plutarco's Revenant Family. They decided to attack the place under the cover of night, thinking they will hurt whatever unholy being the revenants were loyal to. What awaited then was a horrible fate.
Alicia was visiting her parents that night the hunters attacked. The last thing her mother told her was a plea, "Run!" But Alicia ignored the plea. She decided the hunters needed to know what her family felt like, being hunted... Being killed... Relentlessly... Horrifyingly...
These vampire hunters got to live a real life slasher film as Alicia hunted them one by one. She couldn't save her parents that night, but she got her revenge. When Plutarco arrived he found Alicia's Parents were the only important inhuman casualties. And he found Alicia standing over one of the hunters bodies. Her head slightly tilted. She killed the last one slowly to watch him pass. Maybe to learn something from it? Maybe to show the hunter she had no remorse for them? Who knows?
Plutarco, worried for Alicia's sanity, took her away that night. She would never to see her revenant family again. From that night forward Plutarco would only see Alicia's pale, emotionless face. No more signs of excitement or curiosity. And her black eyes…. Her pure black eyes would be as if they belonged to the devil himself.
