Lucy Deville

Lucy DeVille is a woman that Alphonse met in Las Vegas, only months after being turned into a vampire himself. She was human, and they met at a train station. She had long, blonde hair when they met, though this may not necessarily be the case when they meet again. She has a bright and cheerful demeanor, that usually masks either an ulterior motive or a repressed feeling of pain. She often wears modern clothing, but alternates between classy businesswoman attire and dressed down casual-ware for parties.

Alphonse met Lucy in a train station, as he arrived home in Las Vegas after a mission. He’d been gone only a handful of days, and nobody (Neither Oliver, or the Rothsteins he was spying on) expected him back for a couple of weeks. These were the days before plane flight was quite as common, so traveling by train was still common. Alphonse was approached by Lucy unexpectedly, and was surprised to be offered a free train ticket, and a traveling companion. Lucy explained that she had been given two tickets for the train ride as opposed to one, and didn’t want to make the long journey to California alone. Alphonse, despite his shock at the offer, happily accepted. The intensity of life as a spy was stretching him overly thin, and he welcomed the chance to go on a trip with a beautiful woman.

Alphonse was delighted, and had never been offered such a thing before. He explained to Lucy that he had an extreme aversion to sunlight, though it was mostly psychological, and would only be available as company in the evenings and night. Though she found this quite odd, she was taken with his attractiveness and tales of fame. She quickly agreed.

Along their journey together to Hollywood, Alphonse was inevitably forced to reveal that he is a vampire. Whether it is because Lucy must save him from being burned by sunlight, or because Lucy is being attacked and he has to save her, decide later. He initially panics, as he doesn’t have the necessary disciplines to alter her memory. Not knowing what else to do, Alphonse turns Lucy into his ghoul to ensure she will uphold the masquerade. Though initially resistant, the blood bond quickly sets in and Lucy becomes somewhat subservient to Alphonse. They reconcile, and continue about their journey. At this point, Alphonse and Lucy become quite close.

By the time they arrive in California, Alphonse and Lucy are romantically involved. Despite his feelings for her, Alphonse begins to feel the pull of his sire, as Oliver beckons him home. He begins to plan to leave Lucy and cut off contact. On the night that he plans to do so, he returns to their hotel room to find Lucy crying in the bathtub. She obviously knows he means to leave because he packed his suitcase back up, but didn’t tell her anything. He wasn’t as subtle as he should’ve been, and in fact made no effort to hide that he was leaving at all.. Alphonse sits down next to her, and notes her extreme beauty and gentleness, as well as the incredible sadness in her eyes. She looks at Alphonse, and reveals that she’s been lying all along. She never got given an extra ticket at the train station… The ticket was for her husband, who died only 3 months before. She had still gone on the trip, because there was nothing left for her at her home… But she didn’t want to be alone. So, Lucy picked up Alphonse at the train station. Alphonse was almost a little impressed at the lie… Almost a little jealous that he hadn’t been the one to pull such a thing. But mostly, he just felt sorry for her loss.

After this, Alphonse and Lucy sit together in silence for a while. Then, he offers her a place in his musical act in Vegas, as well as a place to stay when she gets there. Without many other prospects, and hoping to one day gain eternal life as Alphonse had, Lucy quickly agreed and traveled back to Las Vegas with Alphonse.

When Lucy and Alphonse arrived back in Vegas, they quickly took over the town with their new act. Everyone loved their duets, and Lucy would often dance in the foreground of Alphonse’s solo shows as well. They were a power couple on the Las Vegas entertainment scene, that couldn’t possibly be broken… Until Oliver Thrombey took a liking to Lucy. He approached Alphonse with a devilish deal: Bring him Lucy, and Oliver would allow Alphonse to continue seeing his daughter, Dorothy.

So, Alphonse approached Lucy with another offer… Though a significantly less honest one. “There’s a man who lives here in town, that’s very rich. And he’s taken good care of me so far. He heard us singing together, and… Well, he’d very much like to meet you. I’m going to take you to him, okay?” Several moments of silence, before Lucy nods slowly along to Alphonse’s words: “...You know I wouldn’t ever let anyone hurt you, right?”

But, as Alphonse often has, he lied. It was not the first time, and it wouldn’t be the last. Oliver quickly offered Lucy the embrace, though he quite aggressively demanded her complete subservience in return. Though Lucy didn’t like Oliver’s approach, she could do nothing against his ability to alter her memories and opinions, quickly changing her mind entirely. After sufficiently messing with her mind, Oliver embraced Lucy. For a time, Lucy was Oliver’s concubine, though somewhat begrudgingly. They had a violent, brief relationship, though Oliver remembers it fondly. Eventually, and without warning, Lucy disappeared from the city. She couldn’t escape Oliver without doing so, and had fallen out of love with Alphonse long before this point.

Alphonse has heard of her over the years, but has never seen her since he and Oliver left Las Vegas. She will likely return during some kind of party with both kindred and kine, where all the Frat and sorority types are going wild. She will be on the dancefloor, and will be a surprise reveal.