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- 1/1997
The Dark Priest, Hades Lutrov, entered the hollow grounds of the cemetery, privately owned by the Zhefarovichs. On the grounds was a rather large and black building, a mausoleum. This would be the perfect place to conduct such a ceremony that was brought upon Hades this lovely evening. He was the first one to arrive, of course. The bride and the groom would have to look their best, both dressed in black, for this traditional wedding. Hades didnt think he would ever live to see his Grandfather marry another woman. This time, Hades chuckled at the thought, she wasnt lying about her blood status. This would be a momentous day, and it was required to have allies and descendants attend. However, it was more mandatory for the descendants to attend unless they were in school. That was their only excuse. They could not get out of this day. Hades was certainly glad that he would be performing the reading as well.
Though the Zhefarovich Mausoleum was also underground, beneath the graves of those ordinary members and those married in, it still had class. Hades opened the large, black door, and he stepped inside to breathe in a musky smell. Hades glanced about the place, seeing it relatively empty, except for a sign over the stairs stating Vie na krŭv Zhefarovich vliza tuk. Vie ne zasluzhava krŭv, da bŭde prokŭlnat s vechno proklyatie. Or in English, it would translate to: Ye of Zhefarovich blood enter hither. Ye of not worthy blood, be cursed with eternal damnation. Hades chuckled at the lines, knowing that was a curse all in its own. Hades descended the stairs, his trenchcoat following after him in a manner unlike any others had ever seen. It was as if Hades were a mere spirit, gliding down the stairs. Hades opened an iron gate, protected by a spell, and he found himself in a large room.
The walls themselves had the bodies of the members of the Zhefarovichs that had titles, but more importantly, in the northern part of the room, was the graves of the past Patriarchs. Hades walked across the room, and in a moment, he reached Ivaylo Zhefarovichs grave. Hades dusted off the spiderwebs, and with a smirk, he opened up the grave to see an old urn. It was the body of the first known Zhefarovich back in the 1300s, one thing certain to have in this marriage. A disturbing tradition, no doubt, but one entertaining nonetheless. Hades took the urn in his white hand, and he held it beside him. The alter close to the northern section of the room would be where the bride and groom will stand. Hades summoned a black velvet cloth and draped it over the alter and set the urn in the middle. Hades then conjured two goblets, black and silver.
Hades reached inside of his robes after setting the goblets down on both sides of the urn, and inside was a good amount of Asparuhs and Danielles blood kept in a large vial for each. He put the vials next to the goblets, and he smirked a bit. He needed a few other details. Two human skulls to watch them make their scared act under the ashes and the bodies of the Zhefarovichs, black roses to ensure that in death they will never be apart, and finally, rows of benches for the witnesses. Hades summoned benches with a wave of his wand, and then placed the two skulls on the alter at each end. Hades stood behind the alter, dressed in his usual black attire, and finally, it was time to open the gates for the guests to start arriving on this day of All Hallows Eve. Hades nearly forgot something. It was almost pitch black here. Floating black candles above remained unlit. Hades waved his wand and they were lit instantly, though the flame itself was an emerald green. Now it was time for the guests to arrive.
Though the Zhefarovich Mausoleum was also underground, beneath the graves of those ordinary members and those married in, it still had class. Hades opened the large, black door, and he stepped inside to breathe in a musky smell. Hades glanced about the place, seeing it relatively empty, except for a sign over the stairs stating Vie na krŭv Zhefarovich vliza tuk. Vie ne zasluzhava krŭv, da bŭde prokŭlnat s vechno proklyatie. Or in English, it would translate to: Ye of Zhefarovich blood enter hither. Ye of not worthy blood, be cursed with eternal damnation. Hades chuckled at the lines, knowing that was a curse all in its own. Hades descended the stairs, his trenchcoat following after him in a manner unlike any others had ever seen. It was as if Hades were a mere spirit, gliding down the stairs. Hades opened an iron gate, protected by a spell, and he found himself in a large room.
The walls themselves had the bodies of the members of the Zhefarovichs that had titles, but more importantly, in the northern part of the room, was the graves of the past Patriarchs. Hades walked across the room, and in a moment, he reached Ivaylo Zhefarovichs grave. Hades dusted off the spiderwebs, and with a smirk, he opened up the grave to see an old urn. It was the body of the first known Zhefarovich back in the 1300s, one thing certain to have in this marriage. A disturbing tradition, no doubt, but one entertaining nonetheless. Hades took the urn in his white hand, and he held it beside him. The alter close to the northern section of the room would be where the bride and groom will stand. Hades summoned a black velvet cloth and draped it over the alter and set the urn in the middle. Hades then conjured two goblets, black and silver.
Hades reached inside of his robes after setting the goblets down on both sides of the urn, and inside was a good amount of Asparuhs and Danielles blood kept in a large vial for each. He put the vials next to the goblets, and he smirked a bit. He needed a few other details. Two human skulls to watch them make their scared act under the ashes and the bodies of the Zhefarovichs, black roses to ensure that in death they will never be apart, and finally, rows of benches for the witnesses. Hades summoned benches with a wave of his wand, and then placed the two skulls on the alter at each end. Hades stood behind the alter, dressed in his usual black attire, and finally, it was time to open the gates for the guests to start arriving on this day of All Hallows Eve. Hades nearly forgot something. It was almost pitch black here. Floating black candles above remained unlit. Hades waved his wand and they were lit instantly, though the flame itself was an emerald green. Now it was time for the guests to arrive.