Keefe's Legacy

**Keefe's Legacy** is a detailed plan that Lady Gisela has created. The Neverseen is involved with it; not by choice, but because Gisela is the leader of the Neverseen. It involves many parts, and it seems to be a plan for Keefe Sencen's future. Once his legacy is fulfilled, then Gisela will be content. However, Sophie Foster is attempting to stop her plan. How foolish.

Lady Gisela has fantasized over her son's legacy many times. However, she refuses to tell anyone the exact plan, and will automatically redact anything that will give anyone further information. So instead of writing out the plan, we have prepared an interview with Lady Gisela.

## Interview

**Author:** Lady Gisela, you have committed many crimes over the past years. There's Nightfall, running the Neverseen, and countless other things you've done that have broken the law.

**Lady Gisela:** Thank you, I try my best. \*smiles\*

**A:** Well, one of your biggest schemes is your son's legacy. Do you care to tell us more about it?

**L.G:** I would prefer not to. If any mention of his legacy is stored somewhere publicly accessible, it's almost certain that Sophie Foster will get to it. But I can answer any questions you give me, as long as they aren't too complicated. And believe me, I will keep my answers as vague as possible.

**A:** Noted. The first question is, does your husband Lord Cassius Sencen have anything to do with your son's legacy?

**L.G:** Not much. I did marry him because he was an Empath, but he didn't purposefully help me with my plan. That goody-two-shoes cactus wouldn't blink if it was against the law. He's also under the delusion that Bronte loves him, and that he is most important elf. \*scoffs\* In all honesty, I think he needs some sense knocked into him. Preferably by an angry gorgodon.

**A:** Well, thank you for that . . . *honest* summary. Next question. How cooperative has Keefe been with his legacy? We've heard rumors that he has strongly rebelled against it.

**L.G:** He has disliked his legacy. But once he realizes how amazing it is, he will surely change his mind. The folks over at the Black Swan refuse to listen, and they keep presenting me as the antagonist. To add to that, Keefe's always tried to rebel. I assume it's because of the less than adequate care he's received on Cassius's part. If he hadn't been taught such wrong ideas by Cactus and the Black Swan, he would be a lot more cooperative. After all, I was always his favorite parent.

**A:** About that. Why did you choose him for your Empath? There are many more considerate and caring Empaths out there who would not have traumatized your son as much as that cactus of a husband did.

**L.G:** For a few reasons. One, I needed someone who wasn't focused on building a relationship with me. Cactus was perfect, as he cared solely about himself and his stupid hair. Two, I wanted an Empath that didn't pay much attention to his son or my plans. Again, Cactus fit perfectly, since he was always occupied with styling his ridiculous hair. And three, all the good Empaths were taken. If they weren't, I wouldn't have married Cactus, he was so obnoxious. Life can be so unfair sometimes. What you are destined for is already painted in the stars.

**A:** I'm assuming that has a very deep meaning. For a villain, you can be very insightful.

**L.G:** I appreciate someone realizing that. Sophie Foster and her band of teenagers want to see things as black and white. That's why they've made me the villain in their little story. But things aren't so one-sided, and they will realize *that* very soon.

**A:** Thank you, Lady Gisela. This concludes the interview.

**L.G:** You are very welcome. Goodbye.

That is all Lady Gisela is willing to share about her son's legacy at the moment. When further information is discovered, this page will be immediately updated.