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'''Rest in Peace:''' | '''Rest in Peace:''' In mid-June of 1094 A.D., Tacitus and four other members of the Pupilli Nocturna led an attack on Eadwulf of the Ventrue. Tacitus was slain and as he was over three hundred years old, his body crumbled into bones and dust. But in the near instantaneous decay of his body, a host of small black-birds were released from his eye sockets, mouth and chest cavity. | ||
Revision as of 14:06, 18 February 2018
- Gangrel -SPQR- Rome -- medieval
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Sobriquet: The Silent or The Mute
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Rest in Peace: In mid-June of 1094 A.D., Tacitus and four other members of the Pupilli Nocturna led an attack on Eadwulf of the Ventrue. Tacitus was slain and as he was over three hundred years old, his body crumbled into bones and dust. But in the near instantaneous decay of his body, a host of small black-birds were released from his eye sockets, mouth and chest cavity.