The Countess of Avila D'aqua slaughtered nineteen hundred [1900] virgins from the east isles to power her monster. The creature of utter darkness was birthed from a contraption of shadows, trapping the arcane energy of dark magic and that very pure blood coursing in the twisted gears of the deathly machine. Even Hecate could not ignore when the Countess called upon her to give life to her monster.
The Persuada.
As the goddess of witchcrafts had appeared to drink up the offered sanguine sacrifice, then the Countess presented her ask: that this grotesque creature—carved of a hundred bones, flesh, and scalps—may yet breathe living air. And very few vampiric deities could refuse to grant a mortal's boon when confronted with such running, flowing, delicious, untainted, virgin blood.
Blood than ran rivers and circles around the machine where the monster lay.
