God you talk so much!!
COLOURLESS
She was born in the Neolithic bronze ages which according to the books is 890 BC approximately. She cannot remember the content of her life and therefore feels that at some point she suffered from amnesia. Whatever she got up to previously some of it will always remain a mystery.
Some of the things she does remember is when coins were produced and used for the first time which according to the history books would take her back to 100BC in England. She already had the first Ring around her neck.
She couldn’t quite remember the Romans but it suggested from the way she recalled them that she was a citizen of Rome at some point in the later established Italy. The rest of her memory fades until 1500AC and was back in England for the Tudor period. What a grizzly period of her life that turned out to be where Christians brought hell upon Catholics and then they returned the favour.
Yani supposed she managed to live through the first stages of the slave trade but the birthmark on her foot wasn’t exactly a birthmark at all, she just liked to spare the others any horror stories. Strangely enough despite what Yani supposed was a time of great emotional difficulty for her she still stuck around in England to witness the life of William Shakespeare.
At that point she hung on his plays of treachery and love and scandal like a love sick teen finding they helped her become in touch with her humanity once again. It was this time that Yani found she could have a relationship with a man.
Her Second fiancée though it felt like her first was certainly one for Shakespeare and the fact she didn’t seem to age and had a fairy tale beauty about her was what made him love her so. Engaged at 16 they never did get round to marrying due to the civil war taking place but just as things were brightening up for them the Great plague hit London at 1665 and at 66 years of age he was one of the first to go. Things disappeared up until she joined the rebel against the slave trade as it spread over seas but still that was vague.
Woman’s rights began to peak its head in years of queen Victoria and after that things faded fast into world war one and two.
In the second world war she was a spy for joint English and American forces living in Germany. Despite dying her hair blond it had been difficult times- in those days everyone was a spy but she found herself in love yet again with a young American in league with her. Engaged once again to the charming, witty young man it was only after they won the war that she discovered he’d double crossed them in their operation causing her to loose valued friends she'd made. She shot him herself and let her humanity die with him.
From there on she picked up a few of the other vampires along the way and finally found herself leading a life with Remy after the two of them collided in various shapes and forms through their long stretched out lives.
Life was easier now. Yani appreciated silence. It went to show why she was so lazy after having to drag herself through the caotic history of man kind.