According to legend, people can summon the Aglaeca and ask her for anything they desire.

Her execution turned into a vengeful sea spirit, with groups of young adults calling on her for favors.

She demands a toll in exchange for her favor, but if they fail to pay it, she kills them after seven days of portents.

She wore beautiful expensive jewels and dresses to reflect her wealth.

She is a vaguely-humanoid sea creature with webbed hands and a tail that resembles a mermaid.

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Her skin is relatively gone, showing the outline of her skull.

She has elongated canine teeth and white, sparse hair that is cut in uneven patches.

The Aglaeca also appears to have horns sprouting from her skull in the shape of a crown.

She turned her family holdings into a prosperous olive oil business.

In her later years, she wrote secret yet beautiful love letters to an English woman.

She also posed for a portrait with her favorite ruby necklace.

Odette eventually boarded a ship to America called The Governance, where she met Captain Douglas Marvin, who learned of her wealth.

He coveted her wealth and decided to murder her to obtain it.

Odettes death was painful as seaweed wrapped around he throat and she eventually drowned.

The men, however, forged a marriage certificate that used Odettes wealth to found Horseshoe Bay.

She than tragically died of consumption, known later as tuberculosis, before they reached land.

Odette was recorded in history and remembered by her peers in this manner.

Captain Marvin stole Odettes belongings, including her favored ruby necklace, and regifted them to his second wife Agnes Marvin.

The violence of Odettes death and the betrayal she suffered turned her into a vengeful sea spirit.

She shed her human form in favor of a vicious sea creature that would later be called the Aglaeca.

She was first summoned by six women in white during the 1800s, one of which was a Hudson ancestor.

The Agaleca is documented by the Historical Society, with only one publication linking the legend to a human instead of a creature.