WIP.  I usually have pretty decent "first impression" bios, but my brain has gone on strike.  Her bio will come eventually.  
 For right now,  she is as you see her.  A rather elegant and quiet woman who isn't easily startled by much at all.  "Still waters run deep" and all that.  
Oh...and she is plain old human.  I like the face, and it was in the human category, but the ears are a wee bit pointed, so sorry for that.  
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“At betonye I wyll be-gynne,
That many vertewys hath hym with-inne…
Who so betonye on him bere
Fro wykked sperytes it will him were.”
– Medical poem written about 1400

-"At Betony I will begin,
That many virtues hath him within...
Who so betony on him bear
From wicked spirits it will him 'ware. (protect)"

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[3] Betony is hot and dry in the second degree.  Wine or Vinegar Impregnated with it, is excellent for the Stomack and Sight. The Smell alone refreshes the Brain. 'Tis an Italian Proverb. He has as many Virtues as Betony, i. e. innumerable.

[4] Fernel.

[5] Virg. Æn.

[6] Betony is drunk as remedy against Madness, Plin. l. 26.11.

[7] This is according to Dr. Glisson's Opinion, which see in L. de Anatomia hepatis. And Plin. ut supra.

[8] Concerning these Diseases help'd by Betony, see Pliny and Fernelius.

[9] See Plin. l. 26. 19.

[10] Fernel.

[11] It is every where made use of against the Gout and Sciatica.

[12] Betony is said to have so great a Virtue against Serpents, that if they are inclosed in a circle made thereof, they'll lash themselves to death. Plin. l. 25.8.

[13] It has a particular faculty to amend the dead colour of the skin, and to render it vivid and clear. Id. l. 26.11.