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			When the Romans sacked Carthage during the Punic wars, they brought back tales of human sacrifice,
			bloody idolatry, and squalling infants thrown into
			flaming braziers as offerings to foul gods. While Kin-
			dred scholars regard the Punic Wars as a time when
			the Masquerade was stretched thin, when open Jyhad between the Ventrue and the Brujah led them to
			point their pawns at each other in open conflict, few
			argue the presence of something unholy taking place
			in the hidden temples and among the desperate families of the Carthaginians.

			Tonight, the ruins of Carthage are a UNESCO
			World Heritage Site, but one particular location
			among the ruins has avoided the scrutiny of the archaeologists. A timeless evil issues forth by night
			from this unhallowed temple. A great brazier, having
			lain cold for millennia, surrounded by tiny bones and
			streaked with the now-black stains of boiling blood,
			buzzes with flies and crawls with sightless maggots
			swarming about the grisly offerings left therein. This
			ghastly place is a spawning pit, and from it emerge
			vampires — though the “Kindred” are loath to share
			this appellation with them — devoted to the incomprehensible wills of their vile, forgotten god. These
			monstrous undead know the songs of Pazuzu and still
			speak the tongue of Moloch, birthing nightmares and
			leaving only desecration in their wake.

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