| Date of Birth:
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| Height/Weight:
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5'2"/105 lbs.
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| Hair Color:
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Blond
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| Eye Color:
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Lake Blue
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| Kith (Kinain):
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Seelie Satyr
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| Tribe (Gaian):
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Get of Fenris
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| Pure Breed
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5
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| Risk Level
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0 - Page for info
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Background
Two Get of Fenris kin married and left home, finding a spot in the middle of nowhere to raise their daughter. For whatever reason, her blood was especially pure, her scent quite tempting to the garou. They didn't want that for their daughter, to be seen as a breeding bunny and not treated like the princess they felt that she was. They kept her safe, isolated, in the dark about her heritage. Both of them had much more than wolf in their blood and only wanted to keep her safe. She was fast, joining track and becoming a cross-country runner, getting a scholarship to college.
Found
Lucie was a college student in the midwest when Steinar tracked her down. He smelled all that pure breed on her and tracked her over campus until he found her. Taking her back to California with him, he put her under his protection and eventually the pair were mated. That didn't last long, unfortunately, when Steinar was called back to Iceland to take care of a problem. Thinking he likely wouldn't ever return, he released Lucie from their mating and moved on, leaving her very pregnant.
New Home
She was able to get a scholarship for the track team at University of Prospect and transferred schools. Settling in, she finds herself mated, knocked up, wondering how that's going to affect her scholarship and figuring out that being kinfolk to the garou is not all that's in her blood. That speed didn't come from the wolves, but from the other side of her heritage, that blood especially pure as well. She ended up the tender of the kinfolk house in the woods and then in a chance meeting, met an amazing man. It only took a moment and they were inseparable. He treats her son like his own, playing with him and talking to him and teaching him all the important things a boy should know. A wedding, a mating, two lives joined.
  
Wall Hanging at the kinfolk house.
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