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Leila Ransley 
Name: Leila RansleyBorn: 1780 Birthplace: England Year Turned: 1804 Turned Age: 24 Age: Would Be 225 Death Age: 32 Master: Kailin and Unknown Bowery Leila was best friends with her sister, Kailin. After being abducted by Lord Zdenek, her memory of those days were erased. She returned him, telling a tale of how she escape some highway men that had kidnapped her. Kailin had rescued her from the lord, but not without paying the price. After Kailin ran away, Leila continue to live with her husband. Her sister remained missing for five years before she fell ill, after meeting a strange man. He visited often to her home, and tried to encourage her to leave her husband for him. Telling her they would run away where they would never be found. She continued to decline him, and when she fell ill, she began to believe that he had poisoned her. Her sister, Kailin, returned to England once she got word that Leila had fallen deathly ill. Afraid of her nightmares of the strange man entering her bedroom through the window, Leila begged many to stay with her at night. However, Kailin knew they were no dreams and could sense the changes within her sister's body. Leila was becoming a vampire, a bowery. Kailin awaited the arrival of the bowery who was changing her sister. When he arrived in anger, she killed him, not realizing that Leila would die without him. She was left with no other option but to change Leila herself, thus making the first Mephis. Bringing Leila to Boston, she seemed to be a normal Hallowed, for the most part. Sunlight did bother her at high noon, but she was in complete control of her body. But as the years past, it came to Kailin's attention several murders. She soon discovered her sister had been murdering people during the night, and not remembering during so by day break. When Leila began to create more of her own kind, and become a danger to both herself and the others. Kailin was left with no option but to kill her own sister, a task that Leila agreed to. She died under their favorite tree, speaking of the sunset. Excerpt from Novel: (Kailin) didn’t have the words for what she wanted to say, and as she walked with her beloved sister to their favorite place, the words became more distant. She wanted to tell herself that she was removing an evil from the world, and this would be no different then killing a bowery. Yet, she couldn’t, because every time she looked over at the evil, she had seen her sister, her best friend. The only person she had ever been able to confide in, and even though the evil was there, she was blind to it until it was to late. Without a hesitation, Leila kneeled down in front of the tree, keeping her back to Kailin. The sun was beginning to set over the horizon, and Leila looked upon it. The others she had created couldn’t see the sunlight, but Leila could, and she had often made mention how she hated herself for creating beings who couldn’t look upon the sun. Kailin couldn’t see her smile at the sunset, but she could hear it in her words. The words she spoke was of a conversation that they had had for many years, even as children, when they had watched the sunset. It was like her death wasn’t near. “It’s so beautiful, isn’t it?” She said. “I will never grow tired of watching the sunset.” Kailin respond, as she held up the sword. “Neither will I.” Leila smiled, and with those words her life ended. Accessing... You are unauthorized to view the rest of this file. |