Conventina "Goddess of the Water-shed" Conventina le Fay, a Celtic goddess who was worshiped throughout the western Roman Empire. In fact, it was a custom of the Celts to worship flowing bodies of water by making offerings of valuable objects, including swords and other weapons. Coventina is connected with the Lady of the Lake and a student of Merlin.... Conventina le Fay has turned from her Seelie (Light) origins, drawn away by unfathomable promises made by the Dark Lord, the coming War calling for loyal followers, she has seen the lines in blood on the sand. She has the special gift of sight by water and was once worshiped in some legends as the Lady of The Lake, but her visions, now twisted and stolen, see only darkness, spreading like a plague across the World, and she revels in how that feels. Born to the Light, of Tuatha de Danann, Conventina was seduced away from all those she loved, and all she believed in by UnSeelie Prince, Itet. With evil intentions of using her to get close to Arch Angel, Gabriel; the Angel capable of the Dark Lord’s downfall, he makes her believe he cares for her. She knows he is likely to cut out her heart when her usefulness is at an end. Hidden deep in her past is the secret that made that lure to the Dark away from the Light so easy for Itet, a secret few know of, and one she keeps close to her heart. Although her outcome in the War between the Seelie and UnSeelie Courts does not look favorable, the rekindling of her relationship with Lord Lugh, one of Nuada’s great Generals, could tip the teetering balance she finds herself in. She is underestimated by those around her, those who wish to manipulate her, but she is no fool. She understands great power, knows how to work it and use it for her gain. Unfortunately, Conventina has lost all knowledge of what she desires, having been twisted by Faery Dust and Itet’s empty promises of love that she once threw away her life for. In desperation, she wanders through sexual deviancy and heartbreak, searching for the one who can save her, not knowing in what form he will appear. Gabriel