The Two Princes
Every once in a long while, from the rabble of common men rises two princes of the oldest, purest blood. Their purpose hidden even to them all of their lives, pursued by the insatiable need to advance their minds, and take back their long forgotten kingdom. With the advent of the 2012 Prophecy, a sign long fortold to bring about a new era of change, two such princes have been heralded across the lands.
The Viscount
A sharper wit and more charming smile has only been dreamed of by Gods and Titans alike, and then only in the restlessness of impossible dreams which haunt them for their eternal lives. A magnet of minds, he draws the crowds to his brash bravado with the tip of a grin. Hailing from the French Revolution, his bloodline runs even deeper to the medieval ages of King Louis, serving as administrators and bureaucrats to the French Crown for over two hundred years. Being of Immortal Blood, and having led the French Revolution freeing the common people of oppression, he had no place in France anymore. Moving his bloodline instead to America, where he planted firm roots in business and industry. The nobility hidden beneath common garb, but the blood still boiling within, he rises up once more to research and reallocate the Currencies of the modern world.
The Son of Ceallach
It was a season not unlike this, that the Great Emperor of Ireland stood over his fur-ladened bed, holding high his blood-bathed baby boy in defiance of the cruel Old Gods. Biting winds already testing the strength of this extraordinary child's resilience. The energies of time itself boring holes into his unending life, determining his mighty fate even as he takes his first ragged cry unto the ancient world, circa 1238. For almost 800 years the alabaster skinned Adonis has roamed the earth, experiencing the pitfalls and despairs of humanity. The blood and tears of the poor and unfortunate filled his bloodline, fostering in him the spirit of the Revolutionary, and leading him to guide many countries and clans alike to overthrown corruption and slavery and brutality alike. Some say, this is how the Two Princes first met in their travels, as depicted in this rare painting of the French Revolution.
