Title: Primogen

Appearance: Tall, stiff and extremely militant, the good general is the epitome of the French military. He proudly wears the badge of his rank and war medals on all his clothes. He has sharp, glaring eyes and dark hair with a touch of silver.

Quote: "I have sworn mt allegiance to God, King and Country, and I have also died many deaths beacuse of it!"

Note: Although Simon was relatively new to the Primogen council, General LaGuerre had procured control of all aspects of France's military and was running it quite well. His war victories have made him popular, but he can be intimidating when you speak to him due to his strict military nature. Give him any excuse, and he'll ramble on and on about allegiance to the king and country.

Update: The tension between Falco and Simon grew to such an intolerable level that the two decided to forsake the Traditions and battle it out to the death. The battle occured in Anarch territory which to them was neutral ground. Falco proved to be the superior fighter and hacked
Simon into tiny bits but something was wrong. It was too easy. Before Falco disappeared, Falco staunchly maintained that the being he fought in Anarch territory was not Simon but something else.

1789 Update: IN TORPOR. Simon Laguerre's prowess was due in part to a new vampiric discipline called "Art of War" or Ptolemos. After Falco's death, Simon returned to Paris and led the march on the Bastille. In the few weeks after the start of the Revolution, Simon was quick to destroy anything and anyone related to Falco including Paris' Governor. He has formed anunlikely truce with Yuri, Solanna and Xanthia saying that "it was wrong of mehold a biased opinion against foreign kindred." Simon's body is in torporright now, having been brutally attacked by minions of the Wyrm that had infested the military Citadel. Yuri watches over him.

Update 1791: Simon was sent to London to the court of Lady Anne the Ventrue to ease the tense relations between London and Paris. Very few kindred still have contact with his since his departure.