| Name: |
Mikos Vashra |
| Generation: |
6th |
| Appearance: |
Appears as a stooped,
hooded figure buryed in deeply cowled robes. He walks slowly, and
moves the same, as if his body has trouble supporting even his slight weight.
On the rare occasions his face is seen, it is horribly malformed, misshapen
grotesquely on one side, and an angry red color. His skin is pallid
and unhealthy looking and his eyes are a pupilless black. He is hateful,
and cruel, and it shows. |
| Background: |
Little is known
of the ealy history of this man. Following some disturbance in eastern
Europe, he made his way west and joined the Anarch revolt. His face
was horribly scarred even then, and even as he learned mastery over the
visc disipline, he never altered it. He disappeared form the histories
for some time after that, eventually appearing in the city of Baltimore,
but found the local kindred tiresome. He made his way to Miami for
unknown reasons, but seems to have settled in. He hates the weather,
and the climate, but show's no sign of leaving. |
| Activities: |
Working through
his childer, he has delved into the mysteries of the local santeria scene
in Miami, and uses these contacts as a path to the underworld. He
controls a heavy drug trade, which has lead him into conflict with the
Setites at times. His fingers are slowly extending around Miami's
dark heart. Among the Sabbat, he is a voice of discretion and caution.
He expects results through careful planing and execution, and severely
punishes failure. His relationship with the Archbishop is strained,
in that they both need one another as much as they despise one another.
Mikos works in subtle ways to humiliate and cause problems for the Archbishop
without weakening the Sabbat. |
| Attitudes: |
Camarilla: The weak
will fall by the wayside. It is that simple
Sabbat: Useful.
If we do not fall prey to our own shortcomings, we will certainly prevail.
Then the time will come, and the Heavens shall weep blood.
Independents: The
Setite had best tread carefully. The others? Pointless. |
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