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Name: Allie Westley
Any other names: " Helen Benedict"
Age: 32
Sex: Female


Height: 5'7''
Weight: 158 ibs
Physique: Slim
Complexion: Pale
Hair: Auburn
Eye color: Brown
Any other notable physical attributes: A large amount of scars covering her torso.

Intelligence level: Highly intelligent
Mental condition: Stable
Style of speech: Leniant
Religion: Christianity
Occupation: Assassin
Socioeconomic status: Poor
Social status: Citizen

Likes: Family, her job,writing/reading/mathematical problems, music and dancing.
Dislikes: Sewing and being treated like dirt.
Personality: Intelligent, highly determined, quiet (seemingly harmless)loving, ambitious, family oriented.
Ambitions: Currently, to rescue her sickly, older sister from a demented, crooked, physician and his lackies.
Habits: Fidgeting when other are near by.

Sexuality: Straight
Marital/relationship status: She wants to settle down, but is afraid to.
Known family/friends: Her elderly father and her older sister. Friends: D.Morgan (deceased), Harriet Morris (And old woman whom Allie looks up to.)
Relationship to family/friends: She's very isolated from people. All except a man whom taught her everything she knows. Sadly he died of heart failure. Of course Mrs.Morris is a very good friend of hers as well.

History: Allie, known in the public as Helen, had been born into poverty on August 18, 1809 to her father who at the time, had been laid off of work. During the labor, her mother had died. Raised alone by her father and older sister, who sadly, had suffered from a severe case of Autism which at the time, had not been a recognized illness.

Allie had been raised with a very loving father whom taught her more than any school at the time could teach a young girl. Her passion was in numbers. A subject that the country refused to permit women to learn.

As she aged, men had came and went, offering their money to her father for her hand in marriage. Her sister, sadly, wasn't asked due to her illness. Not wanting to engage, but insisting on it anyway in order to support her family, her estranged father had proudly declined their generous offers. (She was 13 years old at the time)

When the girl had aged a little more, she'd been taken under then wing of Mr. D. Morgan, a middle-class man whom had spoken with great confidence to the girl. He had a strange life-style and had usually lived in the dark, away from most people.

He wasn't deformed, he hadn't preferred it that way, it became apparent that what he did in his lifetime had recquired that he'd stay in the shadows. Upon finding a young 16 year old Allie, frozen near to death, he'd engaged in taking her and her family into his home to care for her and the others.

During these times, he'd found it hard to keep her safe from some of the evil people who sold and bought young women as "test subjects" in asylums and small clinics. Never proven to have been upto such things, their heinous acts ensued for another two decades or so. During which, he'd taught all he could to the young women and sent her out to perform acts he couldn't in his old age.

Most of his and their debts had been paid near full because of her newfound abilities. Unknownst to her family, she'd been paid to locate and destroy. When she'd turned 28, her teacher had passed away soundly in his sleep, introducing her to his old lover, Harriet, whom quickly became Allie's motherly figure and best friend.

Allie continued to go out and complete her tasks in exchange for favors such as food, clothing and shelter. Although she wasn't afraid to go outside the shadows, she continued on the streets under an alias.

As of lately, she had returned home to find her father beaten nearly to death and her sister missing. Some investigating had proven her sister to have been abducted by the city's famous phsyician, Bill Perry. To most people he was a kind, gentle and brilliant doctor but after hours he and some of his partners had taken young girls and older women away and conducted unspeakable experiments.

Due to so many disappearances and no actual traces to the doctors, women had hidden themselves in fear. Husbands and fathers locked away their loved ones; while Allie, continued to find some way to catch them in the act.

Bumping off the doctor before finding the patients wouldn't be a very smart idea.