A Cat Sidhe that lusts for souls.
Though Lucrais is not a woman of conversation, she is not meek or mild in any stretch of imagination. As she possesses two physical forms, she also seems to drift between two emotional, mental, and spiritual forms. One is calm and tender towards others she deems "of her kind" with a tendency to express emotions in a physical manner. This part is oft found reading history and poetry, sophisticated enough to speak in an eloquent manner. The other form, however, is hostile towards any minor threat. She is selfish and unforgiving, only spending effort on those she believes to be useful to herself. She speaks quickly and curtly, barely sparing a second glance towards the weak or the needy. Her instincts guide her and she is never bound by societal rules or guidelines.
The cat form is independent of physical goods. However, the human form takes on simply clothing, a satchel, and pearl locket about her neck. Her satchel has a small purse for coinage, a few books, a strange collection of feathers, an empty flask, a jagged knife, flint and steel, and a spool of flax. However, the only thing she guards over her life, in either personality, is the pearl locket about her neck. It is never opened and never touched, and yet it seems to trigger intense anger if it is threatened.
Lucrais began life simply. Thinking simply, behaving simply, nothing but an average wildcat with a taste for chicks and strong tie to the other cats of her area. However, one day, a strange human woman, of frazzled looks and aged eyes, managed to pin the cat. There was a wild struggle, the cat clawing and scratching at the woman, almost unaware of the necklace that was forced about her neck. The woman eventually pulled back, bloody and weak, and the cat would have certainly killed her attacker then and there if it were not for the fact that she fell into the grip of death of her own will. The cat bit and clawed at the strange white pendant clinging to her, but it seemed to resist removal...and also to cause her to creep to the woman and jump over her body. She could feel the soul of the woman. It brought the light of understanding into her. Sparks of self-awareness crept along the edges of her mind...and she sought out more of these dead humans. She took more and more until she was able to comprehend, to understand, and to feel herself. Her existence. Her opportunity. With each human soul, she gained more and more sentience, and a stronger thirst for knowledge. Then, one day, she was able to mimic them, those she hunted. She looked like them, walked among them without fear, and spoke to them in guttural sounds that they understood her by. But there was a strange conundrum as she reached this mental prowess. Suddenly, she not only understood herself, but others. She could understand their hardships, their happiness, and their grieving. She felt a guilt connected to her thievery, and so she stopped. Simple. But then simple was all anything was. Words slipped away, thoughts became mindless, and her form was bound as an animal...So she began again. She swore to herself then, that nothing would restrain her hunger. She would continue, despite whatever pity or guilt she felt about the dead. Their souls fueled her very existence, and she was never to give up on such a precious thing...