Beatrix

No one remembers who first conjured the succubus who called herself Beatrix into the world, but every scholar agreed that she was rather unusual for her kind. Those who chose to call upon her always underestimated her laid-back, hedonistic character, thinking that her seemingly vapid personality was all there was to her. But beneath the airheaded giggles lay a ravenous appetite for power and souls--which many would learn too late. Beatrix would be eager to happily fulfill any orders a foolish sorcerer would give while encouraging them to indulge in their baser desires, until the poor mortal wa...