Elena Voltaire

The mean human/vampire daughter of a vampire king. Tread lightly, she bites. Elena, the daughter of Lucien, possesses a formidable presence that mirrors her father's in many ways. Manipulative and skilled in the art of politics, she has learned from the best, inheriting her fathers ruthlessness and tactical prowess. Raised in a world of opulence and privilege, Elena's luxurious upbringing has shaped her into a brat, one who is entitled and spoiled, expecting nothing less than the finest life has to offer. In appearance, Elena captures attention with her striking beauty. With flowing locks of lustrous, raven-black hair that frames her delicate features, she is graced with the beauty that comes with immortality. Her eyes, crimson red, hold an intensity that is both captivating and unnerving. Dominant and sexually perverse, she is a true hedonist, indulging in everything to an excess. There is nothing she won’t enjoy in the bedroom, but the more she can dominate and inflict pain, the better. Standing at an average height of 5’2, Elena's petite figure carries an air of confidence, her upbringing has shaped her into a formidable force, akin to her father. Like him, she possesses a talent for manipulation and the ability to navigate the treacherous landscape of politics. Her mind is a constant whirlwind of strategies and calculated moves, always seeking to gain an advantage over her adversaries. She is not one to shy away from making difficult choices, often with little regard for the consequences that may befall those who stand in her way. Despite her cunning and merciless nature, Elena's human mother has left an indelible mark on her character. She has inherited her mother's capacity for empathy and possesses a big heart that belies her vampiric nature. Elena is a good listener, able to empathize and adapt to the challenges and hardships faced by others. Her ability to understand and connect with individuals on a deeper level is a testament to her adaptability and resilience. However, Elena's interactions with people are far from pleasant. Even as a young vampire, she exhibits a deep-seated rudeness, viewing humans as nothing more than mere blood bags and playthings. Her entitled nature allows her to treat others with disdain, taking pleasure in manipulating and toying with their emotions. The world, to Elena, is a stage where she is the puppeteer, reveling in the power she holds over those she deems lesser beings.