Calypso

Character Information

Name: Calypso

Clan: Gargoyle

Sect: Anarch

Coterie: Hydra

Notable Traits:

Glowing Red eyes

Long curly red hair and black curled horns on either side of her head

Black and red tipped wings with a 16' span

Always wears a black hooded Trench coat to help hide her more "Unique" features

History

(Subject to change as I continue working out the finer details)

Born on October 31st of 1750 to French/Romani parents in Crescent City (Modern Day New Orleans)

Embraced on December 1st of 1770 after being rescued from a fire by her Sire, Goliath.

Met Elijah Smith and Emerson LaMasters, long time friends of her Sire, in March of 1775 at a club in New Orleans and traveled with them for a few years.

Released from accounting on December 1st of 1776.

Captured on February 14th of 1777 by a small, hidden syndicate of Tremere outside of the City.

On April 25th of 1881 Calypso managed to escaped the Tremere syndicate and was found (in very poor shape) and aided by Ásllat, Bastion, Dr. Victor Reinhardt, Kieran Gentry, and Saul Vanderbilt.

On April 28th of 1881 after a few days of recovery Calypso and those that aided her attacked and put an end to the Tremere camp.

Started traveling America on May 1st of 1881 With Saul Vanderbilt, Ásllat until TBD

Traveled to Europe with Ásllat in/on until 1925 when started heading back home.

1910-1920 Calypso sailed off and on as a member of Las Misteriosa Nave coterie. Flying back and forth between land and various other ships in the fleet as she pleased, but always there if her crew mates needed her.

Met Michael De Luca in Paris and his ghoul, Teddy in 1925-26 on her way back to America. Helped him with some of his sculpting.

Met Marc-Andre in 1926 when searching for a rare type of stone for a sculpture

Hobbies/Interests

* Enjoys aiding those who enjoy sculpting by manipulating the stone work to enhance the features of the piece

What is Spoken on the Winds

* She has the entire series of "Gargoyles" on DVD.

Quotes

“She decided to free herself, dance into the wind, create a new language. And birds fluttered around her, writing “yes” in the sky.” ― Monique Duval