Magnolia Einhart

## Magnolia Einhart the Fourth

Einhart Scion

Youngest daughter of the Einhart family, the partially cursed necromancer Magnolia Einhart. Sheltered by her familys power and wealth, hands and wrists ink stained from mountains of paperwork and writing, and unafraid [of most] of the dead and dying, the youngest scion of House Einhart has decided to follow her sisters footsteps out into the wilds to adventure and murder.. In the name of others and helping. Surely.

## Appearance

Magnolia's most obvious trait when compared to her family is her height.. Nearly two feet shorter than her father, Magnolia is quite small, taking more after her mother than her father. Petite and slim, the girl has about as much strength within her arms as she appears to hide underneath that great mane of darkened gold hair. Maggie is nearly always seen within a white, overly long shirt and dark, red pants that she keeps several pairs of as her 'work clothes', the fabric thick and tough enough to be used as light armour as well as a long, dark purple robe and hat, both of which is far too big for her as they belonged to her mother.

## History

Magnolia has lived a charmed life, for the most part. Born within a wealthy and powerful family during the day of the Witch moon, to loving parents, one of which she was named after, a stronger elder sister to guide her and a legion of living and undead to do her eventual bidding as she grew. Somewhat. Magnolia never knew her mother, only a year after her birth the unfortunate lady of house einhart would find her demise, traveling in between the castle and Creag Gleansach Magnolia Einhart the Third and her two guardians, Red-Eyes both, would find themselves caught up within a band of Khodvias roving monsters. As her body was never recovered, nor the monsters which killed her found, she could not be re-animated, leaving the happy family quickly doused in anguish at their loss.

Magnolia lacked the necromantic talent that her family possessed, plainly and simply. She had magical talent, though not a great amount, but she simply could not connect to the dead as her family did. This had not happened to one of the Einhart bloodline as far as any of them were aware, period. To have spoke of one of the Grand Necromancers blood as lacking talent in the art of undeath would have gotten you laughed at within Helgrad. Though highly unusual Magnolia would not be left out of the family's inner circle and would grow up without shunning, learning at her fathers knee as her older sister did, though her learning focused more upon Khodvia's curses, herbology, and the clerical work that they were all bound to do as nobles.

In twelve short years, the family would have been forced to deal with yet another loss had it not been for Butler Anton. The night of the Witch moon once more, Magnolia and Butler Anton would take to the commons to rest. Her father manned the outer gate of Hollow Town, standing between the horrors of the night and the people of the town with the living guard, the Red-Eye, and his own undead bodyguards along with any volunteer adventurers. Her sister and Nikolai would be manning the entrance to the family manor while Red-Eye and necromancers would patrol the walls. To the family, this was a perfectly safe time for the young lady to relax, and so she would, lounging in the cool night air with the ancient vampire and watching as shadows of flying dead and incorporeal undead would patrol overhead. Perhaps that's what made his entrance so terrifying, having sent Anton away for just a short while, Magnolia would become aware of another presence within the garden as he all but loomed over her. As soon as Magnolia realized she had no idea who this red gazed stranger was, the girl would try to bolt.. Only to be swiftly overtaken and forced to the ground, ice spreading through her veins from her neck as fangs pierced her as she ineffectively struck at her attacker... Only for the mans head to be ripped backwards. The last sight Magnolia had of the vampire was of him losing a fang to a white glove that would smash into his mouth like a meteor, before he was bodily lifted and hurled by the furious butler. Armoured hands would take the half sensate Magnolia away, guards having been alerted by Antons angered yell, carrying her swiftly within for healing. The gentle application they took is possibly the only thing that saved Magnolias life, as when the magic seeped in to heal her wounds it would instead send the girl convulsing in pain as it burned away at her. Thankfully as a family of necromancers, they were well away what positive energy striking at negative-aligned creatures looked like and would quickly remedy the situation.. But it brought forth an undeniable truth that Magnolia was no longer fully human. Thankfully, however, it seemed the Witch-Moons weakening grasp and the short time she was attacked prevented Magnolia from Thrall-hood or full Sanguinism, and had only partially cursed her.. If that could be called 'thankfully' within a place such as Khodvia. Upon further inspection by her father, after he had finished thanking Anton profusely, there were a few things that stood out. First, Magnolia healed through negative energy, not positive, she could now see perfectly fine in the night without magic, she had some natural control over curses, and to the family the most important bit was that she now had some slight connection to death.. With the Einharts years of necromantic practices, that was all it would take to bring the girl up as one of their own. Far behind her peers, with her fathers expectations weighing on her heavily.. Who knows whether this will turn out to be boon or bane, to the youngest necromancer of House Einhart.