Savannah J. Whitesmith is one of the main characters in The Demon's Light.
Background
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Role in Series
At the beginning of the series, Savannah woke up and found herself in an unfamiliar barn with three other teenagers, who would later introduce themselves as Atticus Anoethite, Chris McFarlane, and Melissa Devlin. She quickly realized that she had barely any memory of events prior to waking up at the barn. Due to this, she is rather untrusting of other people, including Atticus, Chris, and Melissa. When the group first met Gabriel Alchemilia, she refused to get into his truck and take the trip to Alchem. Corp, though reluctantly agreed later on. She was also quite bossy and impatient in later episodes but had been quite desperate to help her friends later on.
Savannah was also the first of the protagonists to reach Silivia as she ran from the demons leaving the others behind. She later passed out from dehydration but a middle aged man named Warren Hughes takes her in.
Personality
Savannah can be quite bossy and even selfish at times. She has no sense of patience and tends to stand no nonsense. She is also very untrusting and determined to find out who she is; given the loss of memory after waking up in the barn with Atticus, Chris and Melissa. Despite her selfishness and impatience, Savannah does have a good heart as she is often desperate in helping her friends especially when they are injured.
Appearance
Savannah Whitesmith is a 17-year-old teenage girl with pale skin, long brown hair, and brown eyes. She is of average height, standing at 5'7. Her fashion sense changes depending on her mood, but she usually wears dark clothing.
Abilities
Savannah is fairly weak. Her strength equates to the average human female, and she has no physical abilities or psychic abilities.
Relationships
Chris McFarlane
Savannah and Chris have a strained relationship but Chris does show to care for her. Savannah shows the same but is often bossy and impatient with him.
