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Abrahel

Banshary Priestess and Succubus

It is said that Abrahel is a demon of the night, an ancient soul and daughter of Lilith. Like Java did in Aranset, Abrahel also stole the new born Gates, the Gate of Luvión after killing her mother a French Duchess in the 15^th century. She rules over the Bansharies witches of the Old Continent, and it is believed that she had some involvement in the betrayal that caused the premature death of the last Messiah. She belong to the breed of the Succubus, the night terrors, coming to men in their dreams and bodies to drain them from the seed of life, but the Bansharis were cursed by Saint Rodolfo (The Luvion’s Key), and her soul got trapped in her eternal body, incapable of dying but not immune to the damage of time; Abrahel could age for centuries and even decompose without dying. But being a powerful witch, she can restore her youth and beauty by sacrificing a pure soul and eating the heart.

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Succubus

In ancient times the Banshary breed was the clan of female warriors that protected the “House of Breed”, (also known as the Gates of Life), the legend tells that the Gates were women made of water and earth, and the Bansharies were made of fire. Through selective breeding, the Bansharies would come out at night to made with the most powerful warriors that attempted to invade the matriarchal cities; but when the world governments became patriarchal, the Bansharies manipulated their blood line to become ruthless, ambitions and capable of the greatest abominations.

A Bashary Witch

In the 15^th century, the Basharies all over the world rebelled against the Enlightened and made a demoniac pact with the Ancients; they plot to and take over the royal houses and by manipulating the blood lines, the attempted to bring ancient demons to the realm of mankind. As Java did in Aranset, Abrahel did in Luvion: she was present at the birth of a new Gate and killed the mother. She raised the baby as her own, the baby was called Michelle de la Croix, believe to be the incarnation of the female half of an archangel.

It is believed that in present time, five centuries later, the curse was broken by the new incarnation of Saint Rodolfo as Max di Santi, Abrahel took the body of a noble Merovingian.