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It's not her ambition; it's her vices.

In Beckett's Jyhad Diary, several other vampires describe the current state of London prior to the Fall. One, Artie Basingstoke, describescalls her as "simultaneously arrogant and insecure." (p. 79) As the newly established Queen of London, she's using old tactics to deal with Sabbat and Anarchs — which in this case, includes the blood hunt. She's also secretly addicted to the act of diablerie (p.92) and is being set up for an overthrow that will put Mithras back in power.

It's not her ambition; it's her vices.

In Beckett's Jyhad Diary, several other vampires describe the current state of London prior to the Fall. One, Artie Basingstoke, describes her as "simultaneously arrogant and insecure." (p. 79) As the newly established Queen of London, she's using old tactics to deal with Sabbat and Anarchs — which in this case, includes the blood hunt. She's also secretly addicted to the act of diablerie (p.92) and is being set up for an overthrow that will put Mithras back in power.

It's not her ambition; it's her vices.

In Beckett's Jyhad Diary, several other vampires describe the current state of London prior to the Fall. One, Artie Basingstoke, calls her "simultaneously arrogant and insecure." (p. 79) As the newly established Queen of London, she's using old tactics to deal with Sabbat and Anarchs — which in this case includes the blood hunt. She's also secretly addicted to the act of diablerie (p.92) and is being set up for an overthrow that will put Mithras back in power.

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It's not her ambition; it's her vices.

In Beckett's Jyhad Diary, we read as several other vampires describe the current state of London prior to the Fall. One, Artie Basingstoke, describes her as "simultaneously arrogant and insecure." (p. 79) As the newly established Queen of London, she's using old tactics to deal with Sabbat and Anarchs — which in this case, includes the blood hunt. She's also secretly addicted to the act of diablerie (p.92) and is being set up for an overthrow that will put Mithras back in power.

It's not her ambition; it's her vices.

In Beckett's Jyhad Diary, we read as several other vampires describe the current state of London prior to the Fall. One, Artie Basingstoke, describes her as "simultaneously arrogant and insecure." (p. 79) As the newly established Queen of London, she's using old tactics to deal with Sabbat and Anarchs — which in this case, includes the blood hunt. She's also secretly addicted to the act of diablerie (p.92) and is being set up for an overthrow that will put Mithras back in power.

It's not her ambition; it's her vices.

In Beckett's Jyhad Diary, several other vampires describe the current state of London prior to the Fall. One, Artie Basingstoke, describes her as "simultaneously arrogant and insecure." (p. 79) As the newly established Queen of London, she's using old tactics to deal with Sabbat and Anarchs — which in this case, includes the blood hunt. She's also secretly addicted to the act of diablerie (p.92) and is being set up for an overthrow that will put Mithras back in power.

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Jadasc
Jadasc
  • 55.3k
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  • 155
  • 251

It's not her ambition; it's her vices.

In Beckett's Jyhad Diary, we read as several other vampires describe the current state of London prior to the Fall. One, Artie Basingstoke, describes her as "simultaneously arrogant and insecure." (p. 79) As the newly established Queen of London, she's using old tactics to deal with Sabbat and Anarchs — which in this case, includes the blood hunt. She's also secretly addicted to the act of diablerie (p.92) and is being set up for an overthrow that will put Mithras back in power.