Juanita Saurez was a seeress. And she was fairly good at it. At first, her clients were poor women who wanted to know about their men or their unborn children. Soon her reputation for accurate foretelling spread. Small business owners became her clients, then wealthy politicians and industrialists. Even people from around the world began to visit her modest office.

Her prices were modest, which was another attraction. It wouldn't normally even allow her to live the way she did. But, she was more than a seeress. She was a sorceress. By the time that the wealthy had come to ask her questions, she had become adept at wielding magic. Which was a good thing. For now, even as she answered questions for her clients, she found out things about them - what valuable small objects that they owned, where they kept them, how they were safeguarded. She made a living that way; a fairly good living, too.

Then came the day when a man entered her office and locked the door. Taking off his cloak, she recognized Capitan Jaguar who said simply, "from one petty thief to another, wouldn't you like to have more?"

Juanita simply nodded her head slightly from behind her crystal ball.

"Well, here is a simple question that a seeress might answer for no charge," the man from Belize said. "Would a simple seeress be able to get three talented people into a building with no eyes seeing and no ears hearing?"

She knew that it was more than a question. It was a business proposition. Instead of nodding this time, she walked to the door and toggled the switch that would change the sign outside from 'Open for Readings' to 'Closed'. Then, with a wave of her hand and a few simple, nearly unpronouncible words, her two suitcases walked themselves into the room, unzipped themselves, and then waited until the clothes and pouches stopped flying into them before re-zipping. "Bominos."

Juanita's flamboyance is a holdover from the days when she had to put on a good show for her clients. It also serves as a way to distract others from what she really is about. When the question comes to who she is or what she does, she combines flashy side shows with mystery and ambiguity. And, while the askers of the questions don't get the answers, they are entertained.

"Yes, look there at that. You need not worry about what I am doing, really."

Misterio de la Senora is a mage of broad powers, but limited strength. She has a wide array of spells that can do almost anything, but can not match top level mages power-for-power.

Juanita wears garb that one would expect a seeress to wear - loose silky clothes of various colors and hues, flashy baubles and beads. As Misterio de la Senora, her garment becomes almost an exageration of that along wit a veil to hide her face.