Hypatia Masters

Hypatia Masters was born in 1898 in Los Angeles, California. Her mother, a young single woman from a good family, sent her back to the East Coast when she was ten. Masters grew up in various boarding schools of impeccable reputation, despite her best attempts to ruin said reputations.
Stifled with the dullness of pre-war society, she was a well-known socialite who dove deeply into the post-war decadence. In these circles she met young Roger Carlyle , and they were soon seen together almost every night, going a long way toward dispelling certain scurrilous rumours about the playboy.
A talented amateur photographer whose favourite subject was herself, she accompanied the The Carlyle Expedition to record its findings. Although rumours that she was escaping an illicit relationship gone wrong were hinted at in the gossip columns.
Photos found at the Nairobi Star indicate that Hypatia Masters was in the early stages of pregnancy just before the massacre. She was found by the investigators at the Mountain of the black wind, in the late stages of a horrific monstrous pregnancy and died during an attempted Caesarean by Dr Geoffrey Davenport.