Hello Grandmother,

The followers of the Dark Old Ones have adapted to hiding. They spent centuries as a secret society with secret societies, revealing the truths of their faith only to the select few who had unwaveringly and unknowingly earned their trust. So it’s unsurprising that the believers who’ve achieved vampiric immortality would be especially adept at withholding the truth from their enemies.

While the Necronomicon is well know even in the human world, the vampires Ministries are aware of a number of C’thulhic texts which have remained complete hidden from public awareness. And I imagine that the removal of C’thulhu’s followers had led some high ranking vampires to believe they might come into possession of said texts. However, sources inside the vampire hierarchy have revealed to me that so far they’ve come up empty-handed. I can’t say I’m not a little curious as to the names and contents of said books, but considering the stories of the Necronomicon that make the rounds at campfire storytime, I’m probably better off not knowing.

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