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| − | '''History:''' | + | '''History:''' Arundhati was born in far off Hind. In her early teens, raiders attacked her village and she was carried off as the spoils of war. But her beauty sets her aside from most other women and she was sold down the Silk Road until she reached the slave markets of Beirut. There she was sold to an Arab flesh peddler who took her to Alexandria where she fetched a prince's ransom. Her buyer was a Venetian trader who fancied her for himself, until pirates took the ship somewhere halfway home. The pirate captain took her as his share of the loot and sold her a few months later in Syracuse on Sicily. From there a Sicilian trader took her with him as he traded his way up the Italian peninsula. When he tired of her, she was sold in Verona to Cengiz and since then her prospects seem to have improved for her vampiric master promises to return her to far away home of India. |
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Latest revision as of 13:55, 27 January 2018
Sobriquet: Princess
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History: Arundhati was born in far off Hind. In her early teens, raiders attacked her village and she was carried off as the spoils of war. But her beauty sets her aside from most other women and she was sold down the Silk Road until she reached the slave markets of Beirut. There she was sold to an Arab flesh peddler who took her to Alexandria where she fetched a prince's ransom. Her buyer was a Venetian trader who fancied her for himself, until pirates took the ship somewhere halfway home. The pirate captain took her as his share of the loot and sold her a few months later in Syracuse on Sicily. From there a Sicilian trader took her with him as he traded his way up the Italian peninsula. When he tired of her, she was sold in Verona to Cengiz and since then her prospects seem to have improved for her vampiric master promises to return her to far away home of India.
Recent Events:
