Geneviève Dieudonné

Geneviève Dieudonné is an elder vampire in the Anno Dracula series. Born in Brittany, France, in 1416, in life she was a contemporary of Joan of Arc and joined the Maid of Orléans' army. Geneviève was the daughter of a field surgeon in the Dauphin's army, learning medical skills at her father's side. At the age of 16, she was turned by the elder vampire Chandagnac. Her sire was destroyed shortly there after, and for nearly 400 years, Geneviève wandered the world serving as doctor, detective, and other roles, hiding her undead status. Eventually, following the ascension of Dracula as Prince Consort of England and the public revealing of vampires, Geneviève came to Whitechapel, London, serving as a doctor to the vampire wretches of the slums. There, in 1888, she became entangled in the Jack the Ripper murders and the rebellion against the reign of Dracula. Forced to flee England in 1899 with many other vampire refugees, Geneviève helped establish a vampire enclave to Tokyo, Japan. Following this, she wandered between the United States and England as doctor and detective. Geneviève was present in Rome, Italy, when Dracula died in 1959, and in the United States when Dracula returned from the dead. Despite the return of Dracula, Geneviève still travels the world, trying to do good and stem the tide of Dracula's evil.