Zero Cooldown

As the First World War raged across Europe, chaos gripped both mortal and Cainite societies. Camille Duschesne, the Ventrue Prince of Brussels since the Victorian Era, vanished mysteriously, leaving the city in disarray. Speculations about her fate lingered—fleeing, buried in rubble, or meeting an unknown demise. Whispers also hinted to Ventrues from Flanders exploiting the…

In 1908, Belgium’s colonial ambitions unfolded as the Congo became a dependency, Ruanda a protectorate, and the Tanjin concession in China fell under Belgian dominion. The zenith of the Colonial Empire spanned from 1919 to 1931, marked by audacious expansion.

In the 19th century, Belgium emerged as a nation, a complex birth shaped by mortal aspirations, Cainite power dynamics, and the territorial ambitions of a Methuselah. As revolutions swept through both realms, ambitious young vampires, unable to ascend in European society, saw Belgium as a new land ripe for titles and blood.