Genevieve de la Capuchon

Description
Debut: Almost Dead

Species: Lamia

Alias: Queen Genevieve de la Capuchon; formerly Duchess du Lyons

In Marseilles around 45BCE, Genevieve survived a bite from a Roman lamia named Cyprianus. Genevieve never forgave Cyprianus and, though it took over 1800 years, it was her machinations that resulted in his death in 1789 during the French Revolution.

This allowed her to seize his title and name herself Duchess du Lyons, where upon she changed her surname from “de Chambron” to “de la Capuchon” in honor of the monkshood flower that became her sigil.

The German invasion of France in WW1 drove the Covenant from Lyons in 1914 and Genevieve gathered her court, fleeing to America. In the century since, she has not only joined in bringing formal Covenant control to the previously untameable Sorcerors of America but forged for herself a throne as Queen of the American Atlantic.