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'''Description:''' Situated on Park Lane, Lady Merritt's house has garnered a poor name among the well-to-do of London, allegedly a ''"house of ill-requte"'' whose residents are prostitutes servicing the city's rich and powerful. This bad reputation conceals Merritt House's true purpose as a meeting for the city's Kindred. The only mortals allowed at Lady Merritt's soirees are those who have inducted into Kindred Society, either as ghouls or trusted servants or vessels. | '''Description:''' Situated on Park Lane, Lady Merritt's house has garnered a poor name among the well-to-do of London, allegedly a ''"house of ill-requte"'' whose residents are prostitutes servicing the city's rich and powerful. This bad reputation conceals Merritt House's true purpose as a meeting for the city's Kindred. The only mortals allowed at Lady Merritt's soirees are those who have inducted into Kindred Society, either as ghouls or trusted servants or vessels. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:56, 31 December 2020
Description: Situated on Park Lane, Lady Merritt's house has garnered a poor name among the well-to-do of London, allegedly a "house of ill-requte" whose residents are prostitutes servicing the city's rich and powerful. This bad reputation conceals Merritt House's true purpose as a meeting for the city's Kindred. The only mortals allowed at Lady Merritt's soirees are those who have inducted into Kindred Society, either as ghouls or trusted servants or vessels.