Selene Voss lived in the countryside, a common girl who obeyed her parents. In the 1700s, women were seen as nothing. She had unkind siblings, and when she was young, her uncle took advantage of her, ruining her chances for a respectable future. She became a disgrace, working on the estate like a servant rather than a daughter. Selene had short, light brown hair and gray eyes. Justice was served for her uncle but the mark wasn’t, as proof she has a scar on her torso, under her left arm.