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The Known History of the Fallen Angels
In the first months of 1982 a lone kindred of strange appearance was rescued by a Gangrel from a group of fomori in Seattle. He had no idea of where or who he was. Over the next few months he regained some of his memories. Master_vampire was accepted as a Caitiff and soon became a member of the Primogen of the city.
By 1986 Master_vampire had created several childe and had begun to call them the Fallen Angels. This name was derived from their unique appearance, for each had golden eyes, and a set of bat wings growing from their backs. Using the power he had gained from his position among Seattle's primogen, Master_vampire managed to send several of his childer and grand childer out into the world. In the next four years they quickly spread across the North American continent, growing at an almost unbelievable rate, largely due to the popularity of Vampire movies during the mid 80's. The bloodline's rapid growth caused great concern amongst the American Camarilla. Several investigations were launched into the bloodline, but none was able to find any evidence to suggest that the Angels had broken any of the traditions or rules of the Camarilla. Furthermore their beauty and youth have tended to make older vampires ignore any potential threat they may pose.
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The True History of the Fallen Angels
The known history of the Fallen Angels is largely correct except for a few (not particularly minor) points. The bloodlines origins are not as clouded as is believed and the Clan hierarchy is fully aware of its origins. Master_vampire's sire, Marcus, was a Pander of the Sabbat; however, he had only a single sire (in contrast to most Panders). This Kindred was named Sebastion and he was one of the few surviving members of the Salubri Clan. He was destroyed not long after he embraced Marcus.
Master_vampire in turn destroyed his own sire (who was a diabolist) before fleeing the Sabbat.
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