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Claudine was called in 1790 following the death of Marie-Christine Du Lac. Her watcher was a man named Jean. Claudine also hailed from Paris,France as did her predecessor. Claudine was exceptionally strong for a slayer, one night during the height of the French Revolution, she chased a vampire on a cathederal roof. She fell trying to catch him, and cracked the stone ground beneath her, then got up and slayed her target. Her watcher sent her after an aristocrat vampire in the heart of the city. She tracked him to his house, and she was caught sneaking around his library. Her stake drawn, she chased him and staked him in the back. Seeing that he didn't turn to dust, Claudine went after her watcher and found him at a local pub. He explained that he was an aristocratic pig who deserved to die, as did all aristocrats. Jean referred to her as his Angel of Death and Claudine, heartbroken at his betrayal spit in his face and left him for good. She went down to wash the blood from her hands in the river and slayed alone the rest of her days. It is unknown how or when she died. |
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