Sahjhan is not much of a scholar, but he does know a great deal about the Armageddon Prophecy, and has in recent times made it his task to eliminate that threat � particularly since it is being spearheaded by an Abomination called London.
After Sahjhan aided Bishops Tomsk and Zy of the Sabbat, along with a number of their companions, by releasing them from the Deep Umbra, he joined in an alliance with them in a bid to destroy London and the threat to humanity that the prophecy poses. After the Temple elected him as General of this �war effort� � some more reluctantly than others � Sahjhan requested that three tasks be attempted � retrieving a complete copy of the Blood Chronicles from Lord Arrakon�s realm, forming alliances with every other possible group of supernaturals to present a united effort against London, and severing the psychic hold that Lord Arrakon has with its Abomination pawn.
Whether the Cainites� temporary loyalty to the leadership of Sahjhan will last remains to be seen, but already it seems that there are those who might seek to put an end to his new role of power.
The decision to have Sahjhan lead the Alliance proved a good one, for just three weeks later, he led them to victory by directing all the available forces and allies into a showdown with London, which took place in Tomsk�s haven, and resulted in London�s destruction by the group. Sahjhan received little in the way of thanks for his leadership, but this did not bother him.
Victory was soon to taste bitter however,
Sahjhan was missing for the next two weeks, and it became apparent that he had been killed at the hands of a hired Assamite assassin. However, Sahjhan miraculously returned to the Keep, with news of a traitor within the Alliance; he had apparently faked his own death so that he could flush this traitor out. However, before he was able to inform them as to the identity of this traitor, The Beast - formerly the baby Hope - appeared, and decorated the Keep's interior with the innards of the Legend.
Inside Information: Sahjhan was a character of necessity; his first appearance, in the hellish future encountered by the Sabbat after Victoria Brahms� first Final Death, was a spur-of-the-moment decision, and thus his name (taken from a time-manipulating demon from Angel � no challenge to copyright intended) was the first that came to mind. The character was to be no more than the slightest of roles, but following the events halfway through the game �Old Enemies�, his role was reprised, and suddenly Sahjhan became a major character within the closing sessions of the �Dies Irae� chronicle.