Demented...
Bacchus, the Key of Acktenon
Angel of decadence and treachery, father of the red headed Vikings
Bacchus Dionysus is one of his many names, all real, but he prefers to be called by the name of the god of wine. He was born to the Merovingian dynasty that according to the records descends from the union of Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene. He appears as a young handsome man, but no one really knows how old is him. Just his presence seem to cause estrange reactions on people, through the emission of pheromones; and when this is associated to alcohol, (specially wine) people lose all inhibitions and enter a state of decadence and lust.
Pleasure and decadence
In the golden age and in the days of the pagans when men with power were considered gods, he was adored as Bacchus, and as Dionysus, god of wine.
Bacchus, Rome
Older legends describes him as an Incubus, son of Lilith who seduced Eve and Adam in to fornication with inferior breeds causing the original sin.
As an Incubus; he has the power to seduce and corrupt any soul into temptation and decadence. He has the power to seduce man and woman alike and just his presence can cause people to lose control.
Dionysus, Greece
Some believe that he was also the traitor and the Judas (Literally and figuratively) during last the incarnation of the Alpha; he was the one who brought the wine to the last supper and sold the Alpha (Jesus) to the Sanhedrin priest for thirty silver coins. Others differ stating that even if he was the Judas, what happened then was always done under the instructions of the Alpha.
According to the Synoptic Gospels, Judas identified Jesus to the soldiers by means of a kiss. This is the kiss of Judas, also known as the Betrayal of the Christ, which occurred in the Garden of Gethsemane after the Last Supper.
33 a.D. Judas
1500 a.D. France
In one of his incarnation during the 15th century, he was the one who made Saint Rodolfo fall from grace right into temptation; following instructions from Abrahel, he poisoned with his decadent passion the wine of the duchess Michelle de la Croix, and it was transferred to the saint by means of a kiss. The kiss from the virgin duchess started as an innocent act, but it quickly escalated to lust and fornication in the woods under a red moon. The product of this union conceived a creature that was not meant to be.
In 1979, Bacchus visited a young beautiful heiress from an old powerful Italian family from the region of Potenza; her name was Lorena di Santi, carrier of the bloodline of the house of Luvion. She was a virgin then but nine months later, she gave birth to a magnificent baby boy who she called Maximiliano, a fatherless son who inherited her last name.
1979 a.D.
In present time he is destined to marry Emmanuelle de Merlova, who is related to him through adoption but also might be related by blood. He will cause the awakening of Emmanuelle as the Luvion’s Gate.
2012 a.D.
