Kaitlin

There's a legend that speaks of a devil
Who seeks out her victims with laughing eyes
She walks with a steady air and grace
With a warm smile and heart of ice

There's a legend that speaks of a devil
A vicious assassin with blood in her name
A single word from her honeyed lips
Is enough to mess with your brain

She's a child abandoned for her allure
A malady no one dared to control
They thought she brought calamity
For there was misfortune in being beautiful

So they discarded her on the cold, hard streets
And forced her to roam far away
They treated her like she was invisible
And left her alone to find her own way

And just when she thought she'd had enough
That her strength would fail for the last time
A single person stepped out and said
"You can come and be one of mine."

So she joined Eiyora's lair
And was taken under Lightbane's wing
Taught to use her deadly appeal
For the sacred art of killing

Her loose robes flowed around her as she learned
The art of deception and seductive lies
Embroidered fan in a single hand
She can move and twist your mind

She was as vicious as she was beautiful
With a deadly glint in her eyes
She can smile her way into your heart
Before ripping it out with a knife.

When she was of age
Lightbane sent her on her way
She worked as a geisha in a brothel
To watch and lure those she wished to slay.

When she was courted by another
Her personality changed like the shifting tide
She turned from a lovely geisha
To a meek and submissive housewife

But no matter what role she used as a cover
Her deadlines never decreased or changed
She was a natural-born killer
Whose abilities vastly ranged

She was perfect in every skillset
Her mask was impenetrable from all eyes
Before everyone she's shy and meek
But she's merciless to those she wished to die

She's as deadly as the shadows
Invisible even in the light of the moon
Pray you never cross her
Or you'll vanish into the night's gloom

There's a legend that speaks of a devil
A skilled assassin by her own right
Be careful to never cross her
Why do you think all sane creatures fear the night?