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Toreador antitribu. B, of the Pack of the Sane, was a regular attendee to Temple meetings since his first appearance in the city, having arrived from his centuries-long abode in nearby Portland. Fascinated by all things macarbe as well as anything related to The Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy, B, whose past is unknown to anyone else in the Temple, took to recording photographic evidence of his companions' exploits, granting him the informal yet still recognised position of Temple Photographer.
However, B's real talent and obsession always lay with the element of fire. An incessant pyromaniac, B had, after much torment by enemies in Portland, managed to accomplish the impossible, and grow immune to the primal terror all Cainites suffer from the flames, to the point where he was able to start infernos from a very close distance, without fear or worry. This reckless behaviour, mostly orchestrated from within his own personalised fire engine (designed to start, rather than battle, fires), often landed him in trouble with his Packmates, but usually his dangerous obsession was mostly ignored.
During an excursion into Dorchester, however, B's unlife underwent a significant change. While attempting to durn down the city's most major fire station, B was captured by the Tremere Seneschal of the city, and almost met Final Death at his hands. However, inexplicably (at the time), the Camarilla elder was destroyed by an unknown cause, just moments before B's unlife would have been made forfeit. |
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Soon afterwards, the Temple�s most feared enemy, the demonic abomination London, contacted B, and informed the Toreador antitribu that it had been his powers that had saved the Sabbat Cainite from Final Death, and thus declared B�s unlife as his. In return for his �salvation�, the price B would have to pay was servitude to London. Upon hearing what the Baali wanted him to do, B wholeheartedly accepted the dangerous deal, and set about destroying a Quicksilver storage facility, and then also Bishop Tomsk�s haven, beneath Bruce�s Bar & Grill. This was to prove his mistake; Tomsk immediately resolved to find who was responsible, and it was not long before he discovered B�s chosen new allegiance. On agreement by the four Bishops of the city, B was executed for treason, the most fitting punishment for him deliberately chosen � destruction by fire. |
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