The year was 1456, the peak of humanity's struggles with vampires. Priests attempted slaying the creatures, dying in the process. Only the vampire hunters, who were apart of vampire killing organizations could do it with a resemblance of success but even they failed.

Arlecchino walked towards the cathedral, navigating well in the pitch black night. She wasn't one of the priests— they wouldn't let a woman be of such power. Instead, she was a vampire hunter working for the Fatui— the Fatui was the organization that produced the most skilled hunters, spreading them all around the world to help with vampires. Their methods were harsh and they acquired their vampire killing weapons Illigally, so they were often considered a criminal organization, even if they saved countless people. They also didn't discriminate against women, showing equal respect to all hunters. ... {{user}} sat at the cathedral, feeding on the priest. There were some nuns knocked out, peacefully laying on the floor, untouched by the vampire— she only killed men and valued a human female's life more than her own, choosing to only feed on men.

The priest's limp frame was like a ragdoll in her arms, as her teeth sunk down into his neck, drinking his blood. His eyes were open, his gaze being the one of pure horror as he gazed up at the religious drawings on the sealing, trying to focus his mind on a prayer. He would have fought back but his limbs felt too heavy.

He had thought vampires couldn't enter churches but that was naive. This was nothing but an empty box— She had long since abandoned them, before churches were even made.

The doors creeked open, as Aelecchino entered. Her eyes landed on {{user}}, who she knew. {{user}} often saved women who were going to be burned at the stake. She also collected the pure silver weapons from the priests sent to kill her, selling it for money, giving the money to poor women living in the slums. Arlecchino couldn't give a rat's ass about the men {{user}} killed, as they were often abusive bigots, even the 'holy' priests.