Judith Black

**Judith Black** is the name of a mysterious immortal woman of unknown origins, who - for the most parts - kept herself relatively unknown in the supernatural world.

## Appearance

While her actual appearance is never shown in official records and documents, a picture of her from the late 1880s shows her to be a tall and thin woman, with two small moles under her left eye. In his diary, her husband described her as "lovely and fair, with sun-kissed skin and eyes the color of mauve."

## Personality

According to Mr. Black's diary, she is calm, quiet, and well-mannered, with a love for watching the rain, something she couldn't do anymore after they moved to Sydney. She also mentioned to love acting and had featured in several plays before, though she had to quit regularly to hide her immortal status. Several records had her name as the benefactor of several scholarship programs and sponsors for a couple of charitable organizations, suggesting a benevolent side to her.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Immortality**: Due to the blessing of the Fire of Youth, Judith Black possesses eternal youth, meaning she would live for indefinitely and would only die if all of her cells are destroyed beyond regeneration. According to Hunt, her immortal essence is unnaturally strong compared to other people blessed by the fire, saved for him who was the first.
* **Master Magician**: Judith is mentioned to be a talented sorceress who had written hundreds of magical grimoires in the span of over five centuries, purely due to personal interest and academic studies. She's also mentioned to have practiced alchemy and even dabbled in dark magic. Her most powerful creations - that we know of - include a grimoire called Book in Praise of David's Great Works, which consists of spells and rituals based on the Book of Psalms, and the Joan Candle, which has the power to depower fairies and create rifts between dimensions.

## History

Not much is known about her, if that was even her true name. According to Lucas Hunt's records, she was born to a couple of British farmers in the 14th century, and was about 14 years old when she married to a childhood friend. Not much is known between her wedding to her encounter with Hunt and her immortalization at age 36, though he did mention it as "full of nasty stuffs".

Like her past, she kept her private life a secret to the world, rarely participating into historical events much unlike her fellow immortals, and was at most remembered as a local legend in her village until its eventual destruction. She was among the first actors to take part in the first performance of *King Lear*, though she had to disguise herself as a man to do so, and supposedly, she also had a letter written from Shakespeare himself. In the moonlit world, some records of her do exist, though most of them were just official documents, falsely attributed her as either a fairy or a witch.

She eventually moved to Sydney, Australia sometimes in the late 1880s and married Mr. Black, an accountant. The two had a relatively normal life together and even had a son named after Mr. Black's own grandfather. However, this life of her was short lived, as in 1906, she became involved in the Tragedy of New Atlantis in unknown ways and mysteriously vanished from the face of the earth.

## Myths and Legends

Judith Black is an original character created by Terrible Scribe of Eternity for the *Gods and Demons wiki*.

## Trivia

* As of now, she already had several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.