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From then on, Reifnor led the group and turned several other people into vampires.

Unfortunately, they later met Enoch, Cain's half-sister and the daughter of Lilith.

Lilith left Adam because she insisted on equality between men and women.

Later, she gave birth to four children and gave them to animals to raise. One of the daughters she gave to wolves was Enoch.

Enoch combined with a wolf and gave birth to the ancestors of the sixteen tribes of werewolves.

But this kind of werewolf is different from the werewolf Joyce had met before, or there may be some connection between the two.

He found that the strengths of this werewolf were very similar to the one that had been transformed by birth, but its weaknesses were different and stronger than those he had encountered before.

Later, Enoch left the wolves and traveled around.

He also stayed in the city of his half-brother Cain for a while, married an ordinary person, and gave birth to the ancestor of the Roma people.

She was eventually evicted for theft.

Ravno accepted her, and soon they became lovers.

In order to be with her forever, Ravnor turned Enoch into a vampire.

But she didn't like taking orders from men, so she contacted other vampire leaders and tried to murder Reifnor to usurp power.

She lied about arresting other vampire leaders in an attempt to become the new leader.

But she didn't know that Ravnor had a sister who foresaw her brother's pain and death, so she informed Ravnor of the outcome of the prophecy.

When the confident Enoch returned to the camp and prepared for action, the people quickly arrested her and put her on trial.

Just as the Roma unanimously demanded that he execute her.

At this time, Cain suddenly appeared and intervened.

His sentence was to impose a curse on Noah, cursing her to look like a beast when she was angry, to live like a beast, wandering alone, and not experiencing the joy brought by companions.

Since then, Cain and Enoch have all disappeared.

Only thirteen clans are still active in the world, but they are still invisible.

But not all vampires are willing to hide from the world and hide among ordinary people.

Too many vampires, tired of the hassle of having to move away after ten or decades, directly slaughtered the residents of a small town.

This allows them to live there with peace of mind.

But things backfired.

In 1252, the Inquisition discovered vampires exposed.

On May 5 of the same year, Pope Innocent IV authorized the use of torture against heretics in his bull.

A joint and several system was implemented. If one person resisted, the entire village would be suppressed without mercy.

He pointed out in his teaching: "If torture is applicable to those who trample on human rights, then it is even more applicable to those who trample on the law of God."

And another edict was issued in 1256, giving priests another important right, which allowed them to be exempted from sin for implementing such abnormal measures.

As a result, the movement against heresy quickly expanded to Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Portugal and eventually spread to almost all of Europe.

In the trial of the Inquisition, the defendant could not see the "witnesses" who accused him face to face. Regardless of whether the person was successfully confirmed to be a vampire, almost all suspects in the Inquisition would be tortured by a pulley.

There were also various horrific tortures such as rack torture, which was used to stretch the hands and feet, and burning the body with red-hot iron blocks.

During the interrogation of those who were identified as vampires, they could only "confess" how they caused trouble after enduring various tortures in the dark interrogation room.

When they see the light of day again, they will be dragged out to death with swords, broken into chariots, hanged, and burned at the stake.

During the Inquisition, thousands of civilians in Europe were snatched from their beds because of gossip broadcasts heard by their neighbors, and then thrown into dark, damp, filthy dungeons to await trial by "judges."

They do not know who reported them, are not allowed to contact relatives, and do not even know what they are accused of or what the charges are.

If they insist on their innocence, they will be tortured continuously and their limbs will be broken.

In the end, most of them could not escape the fate of being executed, but even so, they did not know the reason why they suffered this disaster.

This situation lasted until 1435.

In 1435, the Inquisition discovered how to identify the vampires and began to hunt them down on a large scale.

Anyone who is unwilling or afraid to go under the sun is designated as a vampire.

Sunlight and fire are real threats to the vampires.

The so-called holy objects and flowing water have no effect on the Vampires. The wooden stakes are harmful but not fatal. They can only prevent the Vampires' wounds from healing.

The suppression during this period caused the vampire group, which lived openly on the fringes of human society to a certain extent, to completely go underground.

So in 1486, a total of seven clans, Bruch, Gangrel, Macavian, Nosferatu, Remor, Turedor and Vandro, united to form the Camarilla and gave it a code name. It is the escapist commandment for "Masquerade".

The Camarilla is an organization that strives to resolve the differences within the vampire clan that have been dormant for thousands of years.

Popular among them is the view that if reality is rigid, without freedom and innovation, it will surely perish.

So they should be bold and innovative.

Then use various rumors to convince humans that all vampires have become extinct, or that vampires have never existed and are just superstitious.

The immortal vampires passed on their accumulated wisdom to smart people who focused on science and eliminated superstition, so early humans' belief in the existence of vampires collapsed.

But this pretense later faced threats from mysticism.

The fusion of mysticism, psychedelic drugs, new music and other elements has penetrated the image of vampires into popular culture, making humans happy to accept the existence of vampires.

The Camarilla are led by the Vandro clan, who use the situation to weaken the power of other clans.

This family was founded by the third generation of vampires and is said to be the descendant of Enoch, the second generation of vampires, son of Cain.

Fanzhuo witnessed the development of the First City.

But after hundreds of years of peaceful coexistence with humans, they heard Cain's prophecy that humans would resist vampires and blame them for the coming disaster; other supernatural creatures would also regard the vampires as a threat.

Ericael's brother, Malkaf, is the ancestor of the Macavian clan.

Legend has it that he is a genius with a dream, who wants to break the limitations of the world and transcend reality to seek eternity.

At the same time, he also believed that the vampires had fallen for too long!

This dream drove him crazy, and he later passed it on to his descendants, manipulating them to try every possible way beyond their limits.