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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Catulle" data-source="post: 869606" data-attributes="member: 9942">Frederick Douglas Memorial Cemetery, Staten IslandWednesday 11th December, 2002(OOC - Brandt per/alertness 5,5,4,3,1 = botch; Gabriel dex/brawldiff4 10,9,3,3 = 2 succeses; Gabriel gains 5 blood) The police officer didn't have time to react, as Gabriel quickly took him to the point of exhaustion, passing out a little sooner than he may have in other circumstances. He sagged to the filthy ground in a dark, near shapeless, huddle. One more to lie incognisant, among the exhumed dead.(OOC - Nikolai self-control 9,9,7,1 = 2 successes, good for 2 more turns) The searing fury that played across Nikolai's features was clear, though he seemed on the brink of mastering it - shutting down the savagery that lurked beneath every Kindred's facade, their Masquerade. The intensity of emotion returned in a surge as he looked to the ravaged appearance of the decayed carcass before them, and he had to still struggle to train in his temper.(OOC - Nikolai and Gabriel per/subterfuge - 8,8,6,4,3,2,2,1 and 10,10,6,4,1 = 2 successes each) To their eyes, the child's corpse appeared in a state of decay perhaps akin to a couple of months' decomposition, circumstances permitting. The state echoed that of the other bodies cluttering the small valley, though it was notable that the man on the tree was considerably fresher. The temperature had dropped, or perhaps it was simply their perception that it had. The trio of Kindred felt cold, wet droplets touch them as the first flakes of a weak snow fell from the gathered clouds, melting away instantly as they touched the earth. The wind whistled again through the gully and bringing the foul sweet scent of the place back to the foreground of their minds.</blockquote>

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