Post by Katie on Jan 22, 2021 21:06:23 GMT -5
Eirik Jurlsynn, Gangrel
Older brother to Innor Jurlsynn, Eirik is a war leader and ferocious tactician. Even among the Gangrel, Eirik's tenacity is noteworthy. It is not often that a story is told about this Cainite that involves surrender or mercy. Known to be the perpetrator (along with his brother Arvid) of two recent attacks in Venice - the Teatro Olimpico and at the Glass Curtain.
Arvid Jurlsynn, Gangrel
The youngest of the Jurlsynn brothers, Arvid is not known for making speeches. He is most often observed in the form of a white furred dire wolf, the largest such creature that many have ever seen. Rumored to have fallen to Torpor at the hands of Bannik the Bygone in an attack on the Glass Curtain.
The Traveler in Blue, Unknown
A soft spoken foreigner often draped in a blue cape and matching broad brimmed hat, The Traveler in Blue is a mysterious figure in Venice. Widely suspected to have been the Cainite responsible for infiltrating the Glass Curtain, the Traveler in Blue (and his faithful Aegean cat) have been seen on multiple occasions in Venice, just before some dramatic event takes place. He often presents as a friendly traveler, promising to not stay for long in a collection of the basic phrases of Lingua Franca.
Genesius, Tzimisce
Not much is widely known about Genesius, save that he (it?) is a fleshcrafting philosopher, as interested in transmogrifying the flesh as in the evolution and empowerment of the soul. Rumored to have originated in Byzantium, Genesius also apparently has keen interest in reclaiming lost assets from the Tzimisce's Library of the Forgotten.