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Long ago in one of the coldest winters in recorded history... a princess was born in love the love and life of two parents. A perfect union created between human and elven, a king and queen... and their now half elven daughter. Years passed and time grew, she gained two siblings near old enough at the time to be considered their mother... she became an advisor to her father and a knighthood. She lived the life of a princess, having blossomed well into womanhood, she ran council over a few territories and managed to keep a high ranking stance within the royal guard.

And then the faux lover and creator came....under the humanity of Dorian Cerus, true he had some heart some true feeling... but that died with greed and power. He was her lover, a teacher and eventually her creator.... Dorian's gift to Kierra upon her 28th year was played out by the object of kidnapping from her from her home, family, and people. Holding her ransom in order to obtain the kingdom in which she was heir to.

He threatened and chided her, chained her down and locked her up, and when she did not obey what was commanded of her Dorian brought forth one of his minions, a demon by the name of Anthrok. After a bloody and massively injurious fight, Anthrok, having defied the agreement of the use of petty weaponry, overpowered her, having summoned forth the powers of the seven Hells to use against her.

Upon Dorian's wish Anthrok brought Kierra forth to the nature of the undead. Dorian, since driven mad by his own sorcery, the man she had loved, and the father of her unborn child, used his cruelty to curse her ever more.

Her soul was encased in an onyx pendant and it was his insanity drove his mind to the edge, so wrought on vengeance he formed and shaped her into his own 'tool'. Entrapping her being within many forms, and eventually christening her Onyx of the Darkwinds.

Even after all this the woman submitted not and in retaliation for not obeying her creator....he destroyed her homeland and all within. Just to spite her, he forced the images of her family dying to burn within her memories, playing them within her dreams as she slept and in her thoughts when she drifted, he taunted Onyx with what he'd done and blamed her for it all. Yet in his insanity, the man had forgotten the strength he interwove through Onyx and thus she soon broke free of his slavery and Dorian soon found the blade of Onyx's sword within himself, because of him, she was given a new name, a new 'life'. And she threw every bit of pain with in his face that she suffered,regaining the pendanted soul of hers.

Wandering from place to place over the many years, battling the turmoil of her mind and heart, now darkened by her past, she came into many flights of company and work. One such time she traveled with gypsies and was revered and given the title of Solanum Dolcunmara... Deadly Nightshade, having been rumoured a myth along countless country sides she soon proved wrong of those who considered her as such.

Move many years onward and you come upon turmoil, passion, cold heartedness, war and haunting memories kept the days going overly long and the nights sleepless. Her first 'childe' lost to a vengeful vampire, her second now considered a beloved sister, Aralina Oni'antae. She has come to know many hearts and broken many as well, including her own. She is a creature of many loves and often great misunderstanding.

Now she keeps to herself and those she loves in life but knows all too well they cannot love her in return, her children are kept safe, her castle remains and her new art of business thrives. Should one seek her out, her appearances, to some, render avoidance, but she carries a big heart, although she'd never admit to it. Hear her call you a friend and consider yourself honoured.