June 59 CE- First death- Delwyn was killed by a fellow Druid, Draco, who had poisoned her when she was ill. Draco had been envious of the attention the Arch Druid gave her, having lost his place because of her. Delwyn awoke wrapped in light cloth atop a funeral pyre. She knew there was something wrong. She took off from her clan and headed eastward.
Gaul 62 CE- Delwyn finally learns about her Immortality. She comes under the tutelage of the Immortal Arlen Marianus, a Roman soldier with mixed blood.
Rome 83 CE- Reign of Domitian. Delwyn and Arlen went to Rome. There, she caught the Emperor�s eye and became his mistress. Arlen became part of the Senate.
Rome January 96 CE- Arlen, now Delwyn's lover, teacher and friend was beheaded by Domitian. She swore to get revenge on the Emperor for the loss. She still remained within the ranks of the Emperor's court.
Rome September 96 CE- Delwyn kills Domitian with poison. Her revenge was taken for the loss of Arlen. She flees to Ireland to escape the reaches of the Empire.
Ireland 105 CE (AD)- Delwyn is part of a clan not, far from modern day Dublin. She is a respected Druid and healer. She meets Ainmire (Mortal), a warrior for the clan. The marry within a few months of meeting. Ainmire dies 3 years later during a midnight raid of another clan.
Wales 482 CE- Anglo-Saxon king, Aella, attacks the Celtic tribe that Delwyn lived with, killing the majority of the people and destroyed most of the village. Delwyn died during this battle fighting the Anglo-Saxons. She headed north towards Scotland.
Gaul 715 CE- Mistress to Charles Martel. Delwyn was married off to one of Martel's courtiers, but remained in good standing with Charles until his death in 741.
England 1019 CE-Delwyn became a Lady in waiting and confidante to Emma of Normandy, who eventually marries Canute.
Damietta, Egypt 1250 CE- She was taken during the Crusades, having followed her husband, Edmund, to the Holy Land. Edmund was eventually killed and she was taken into the harem of Izz-al-Din, the man who killed her husband. She was rescued by King Louis IX�s army and was taken to France.
Italy 1406 CE- Delwyn resided in Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance. She caught the eye of Giovanni de�Medici and became his mistress.
England 1316- A close friend and confidant to Queen Isabella. Delwyn helped to assissinate King Edward II, so Isabella�s son, Edward III could rule.
England 1552- Part of Queen Elizabeth I's Court. Became 3rd wife of Lord Clinton, Edward Fiennes
England 1599- Meets Elise Covington, a new Immortal. Delwyn becomes her teacher.
Naples, Italy 1684- Delwyn falls in love with Francesco Scarlatti. In the Court of Naples she meets Francesco�s brother, Alessandro. They become great friends and he teaches her about his music. She sang in many of his operas, such as Il Pirro e Demetrio, and traveled to Rome with he and his wife on many occasions.
Scotland 1745- After the battle at Prestonpans, Delwyn tends to the wounded and meets Duncan MacLeod for the first time. She follows the Jacobite Rebellion to its end at Culloden.
New Orleans, Louisiana, US 1808- Delwyn meets Methos, known at the time as Dr. Benjamin Adams. They had a short romantic relationship, but have remained friends ever since.
Amritsar, India 1919- Delwyn was a British nurse. She helped to care for the Indian population and the British colonialists. She helped the Indian people fight for their freedom from Britain. A massacre by the British ensued during that year, after independence fighters killed a few British citizens. Delwyn nursed those injured in the massacre, which resulted in her being sent back to Britain to keep her from encouraging uprisings.
Washington D.C. 1964- Delwyn became part of the Civil Rights movement. She helped to lobby Congress for equal right for all Americans.
Berlin, Germany 1997- Delwyn became part of the Deutsche Oper Berlin company. Her singing talent brought her quickly through the ranks, allowing her to sing major roles for the company.
Seacouver, WA 2005- Delwyn holds a PhD in vocal Pedagogy and teaches humanities, music history, and vocal training at the local university.
