Talia the Hybrid

Talia was an elf, mother of Earyende Greenleaf, Earane Greenleaf, and Erain Luthia. She possessed the ability to transform herself into a monstrous white wolf and was one of the enemies of the Fellowship of the Fang.

Biography
Early Life

At a young age, Talia met and seduced Legolas Thranduillion. She left the next morning, and he unknowingly fathered Earane and Earyende Greenleaf. She had already had a third child, Erain Luthia, who she kept seperate from the two girls. They lived in the city of Bereloth until wolves of Morgoth attacked, forcing upon the survivors an infection of black magic which involuntarily transformed the bearer into a monstrous wolf. Talia left her children to fend for themselves and dissapeared, using her black magic to master the shift and use her wolf-form to harm others.

Servitude of the Dark One and death

At some point during her life, she met the Dark One and began to serve it. She worked with the Dark One until the beginning of the Fourth Age, when she was sent with her son Erain Luthia to invade Minas Tirith and begin the War in the Night. She helped with the invasion of the first level, and aided in the destruction of the second. She continued to destroy all survivors on the bottom two levels until she knew the third was being overrun. Talia then charged to the third level in wolf form, barreling over Erulassë Undómiel, the new fiancée of Legolas. Erulassë, recognizing her and overcome with hatred, attacked her violently. Talia fought back in elf form, greatly injuring Erulassë. She pinned the younger elf to the wall and was about to kill her when Erulassë, remembering the fang on her necklace, used it to stab Talia through the heart. Talia, like her son, was so overrun with evil that her dead body dissapated to black mist and faded.

Personality and traits
Talia was inherently selfish, always looking out for only herself. She valued her own safety over that of others and did not hesitate to kill. However, this may be due to her constant exposure to the Dark One's magic. For instance, she was willing to abandon her own children to possible death in order to escape. Talia feared death, but was confident enough with herself that when she thought she had no chance of dying she would enter any situation.