The Lady of the deals Lake

deals Grace was a high society lady who had lived in the 17th century, the eldest daughter of Thomas, the owner of the Vanbrugh mansion. In order for her and her sister Victoria to stay with the mansion, she forced them to find a male and marry. Grace ended up marrying Nicholas Wesley and they had a daughter, but eventually Grace ended up getting seriously ill. As her illness worsened, her husband seemed to draw closer to Victoria, the younger sister. Grace kept her most expensive clothes and jewelry in a trunk, the key of which would only be given to her daughter when she was old enough. With the illness, Victoria was doomed to constantly care for her, at the same time Grace was aging her, jealous of her relationship with her husband. Fed up with her sister's mistreatment, Victoria ended up strangling her. Grace's spirit was trapped in the trunk, which was not opened by her daughter, but by Victoria he hesit, eager to sell the clothes to make money. For this reason, Grace's spirit ended with The Life of Victoria The Husband, wishing to erase all memories of that bitter ending, threw the chest into the lake. That same night Victoria's spirit of anger, first emerged from the bottom of the lake, headed for the mansion and also ended the life of Nicholas, her husband.

She wandered steadily from the lake to her bed carrying the corpses of her sister and her husband in each of her hands, leaving a trail of water in her wake, and killing anyone who crossed her path. At first, her wish was only to see her daughter again, but over the decades, every memory of her family and herself was blurring and only anger remained. This was depicted on his disfigured face.