tinhuvielartanis | The Vampire Floret

I saw the truth of their existence in the eyes of an actor who played a vampire when he was a child. He grew to exhibit all the wonderment and beauty one should look for when dealing with the Immortal Cursed. He haunted my dreams this morning, staring out at me from my own mind, waiting for a new story to be told.

So we have the three-leaved floret that establishes the root of Empirical power and existence in our otherwise mundane world. We have the chalice forged by the living Goddess Kelat in ancient alien magick and the blood of her own body. We have the blood crown, made by the Roman Apostate and charged with the blood of the last of the human Magi as he is forced to walk the station of his death at the command of the Apostate. And we have the Augury of Gideon, proof positive that memory can be held in biological cells.

The chalice is in possession of Cadmus Pariah, but there's an unspoken knowledge that, someday, Kelat will attempt to take the chalice back from her son.

The blood crown is still in possession of the Apostate. It was the final blow of magick with this item the drew the trap around the Original Ten and the Apostate himself. He's compelled to wear the wreath of thorns and allow the points to sap him of his strength as much as they fortify his powers in the forgotten halls of ancient Rome.

The Augury of Gideon is in possession of the mortal Agatha Crawford, who inherited it from her companion Paine before Paine was murdered by Cadmus. No one knows that this marbled petrified Vampire Blood has any semblance of power or destiny.

Given the characters tied in with the relics, it stands to reason we'll be seeing more of Cadmus Pariah (of course), Kelat, Agatha Crawford, and Gideon. A much earlier incarnation of Gideon. I see Gideon in the eyes of Joshua John Miller. There's a soft, mad, intelligence there. Like song. And Jesus. Jesus will be making a very important appearance.