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Grey Morning Breeze
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Your mind seems split, stuck halfway between risk and reward. The unknown allure of Absolute Territory traces your dead synapses for a good while...but for better or for worse, you settle on Tesseract.
Maybe you can't quite shake off that desire to be productive, or maybe you just don't know how to have fun anymore. Regardless, it's been decided.
The trip through your Haven is quick, a route you've taken night after night before. There's not a spot in your home that you haven't memorized, down to the way dust hangs upon your various sculptures and curiosities. You never hesitate when you take a corner in your abode, which makes you quite agile when need be.
Soon enough you've reached the garage, with one of your ghouls silently slipping into the driver's seat of your favorite car, a Rolls Royce Silver Shadow.
Of course, you had it customized for your own enjoyment, namely in changing that Silver Shadow to a proper void tone. You believe the mortals call the color Vanta Black but you couldn't be bothered to confirm. It just feels right, to see the way it consumes all light. It feels like a friend, or the closest thing you can have to one.
"Take me to Tesseract, I have business."
Your ghoul silently complies as you slip into the back seat, realizing that this was the first time you'd used your voice in...god, has it really been a week? You understand the why behind it, you simply haven't needed to say anything, but the reality of your voluntary silence sits heavy in your stomach for just a moment, as you pull out of the garage and into the streets of Chicago.
Rain lightly pelts on the window, and your mind begins to wander.
>How the fuck did you get through that with your sanity intact, especially when you're a woman and the Sabbat are sexist proto-Nazis?
>The Sabbat are MONSTERS, to be sure, but they are classy monsters who know they are monsters
Ah, time to reconsider your life choices again. What a familiar game for you to play, the bitter taste of regret lingering on your tongue.
The Sabbat, what can be said about the Sabbat? The idolatry, the worship, the sheer zealous passion of it all was something to be marveled. You'd witnessed so many acts that defined nature itself, in the name of the great father Cain. It would be a lie to say that you don't have any fond memories of your time there.
You were embraced into it all, to a sire that must despise you. You were taught the ways of the kindred life from them, bonded and raised up in their clutch.
It really seemed like they loved you.
But times change and the call of the elders began to break apart your family, if you want to call it that. A decision had to be made, would you follow them?
...well, you made your choice.
>it stands to reason that she has partaken in diablerie to attain that low of generation.
Of course you've diablerized. You're not proud of it, but it's just an objective fact. In the Camarilla, there are many untold truths that everyone knows, and one of those is that Lasombra joining the Ivory Tower have almost certainly drank of another kindred's soul.
You question why you have to clarify this, aren't the voices in your head proof? When you answer their curiosities, aren't you reminded of who you've consumed?
They never completely leave you, after all.
> The hardest part was definitely breaking the vaulderie pact.
It really, really was.
You don't feel like dwelling on that for very much longer.
>So ghouling a child is what you're saying. I mean, it would be a long term investment if we're willing to put in the work, and yeah if we do that it stands to reason the Prince would sign off on it.
There aren't any hard rules to bringing a child into the fold of your kind, but such things present risks. Namely that ghouls do not age.
Before going further into the complex details of why children and vampires are notoriously hard to mix, you feel your car come to a stop. Your Ghoul turns to look back at you, the glint in their eyes laced with your essence fueling them.
"We've arrived, madame."
With a nod, you slip through the car door and into the entrance of Tesseract, ready to begin your night.
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