All fantastical concepts and lore attributed to the White Wolf company via Vampire: The Masquerade.
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The rain fell heavy and hard upon the stone of the Giovanni mansion. Each drop pounded the fragile flowers in the garden of the estate, forcing their tender petals into the dirt below. The ground was already muddied, and smelled of fresh decomposition. Grubs and worms writhed in ecstasy, moist and well-fed.
Through a large window near the east wing of the house was a lavishly decorated living room. Green velvet couches with silver embroidery, a grand piano, coffee tables of the finest wood and opulent tapestries filled the room; it was an opulent endeavor of the wealthy Family. In the room lounged two siblings, bored in the throes of youth and inactivity. One was a voluptuous woman with wavy auburn hair, an ample bust, and a permanent smirk plastered on her round face; the other was a tall man with a penchant for fine suits and vulgarity. The woman, Sayla, sat beside the piano in one of the green lounge chairs, twirling a lock of hair between her fingers and scowling at a portrait of her mother. Beside the window, Peter moodily stared out of the window, brushing off the shoulder of his black suit.
"I wish this rain would clear up, I hate when my suits get wet," Peter remarked absentmindedly.
"As if you don't have another fifty waiting for you in your closet upstairs -- besides, you look good wet," Sayla answered, chuckling and adjusting the bodice of her dress. The black and silver garment pushed her breasts up and created a mountain of cleavage, soft white globes with a long valley between them. Its tightness accentuated her already wide hips and smoothed her stomach. A half shirt tied in a bow went over her shoulders, and below the bodice was a short black skirt and knee-length crinoline. Knee-high black boots with fourteen eyes and three-inch heels met her exposed knees.
"Just another excuse for you to find me exceedingly handsome," retorted Peter. He stretched his formidable frame, frowning as a gust of wind and harsh rain smacked against the window.
"While that may be true, don't think I didn't notice your eyes wandering down the front of my blouse." A corner of her mouth twitched into a mischievous smile, eyes lowered and hair falling in her face. She shifted her weight and re-crossed her legs in the chair.
"If I wanted to stare at tits all night, I'd dig up mother from the backyard," he said, placing his elbow on the windowsill and his chin in his palm. "Anyway, do you want to go to Club Malcalypse? I hear a big-shot Ventrue is throwing a party."
"Ugh, they're so stuffy. It's just like the Cam, too, trying to control everything and oppress everyone so that they can ruin everything good about being Kindred," Sayla spat. "They're just not as... liberated as we are, are they, brother?" She cocked an eyebrow, turning her head to face him. How dark and brooding he looked there, staring at the rain. Sayla licked her lips unconsciously.
"As if we had a choice, darling sister," her brother commented, turning to her and sticking out his tongue.