Vasantasena

Vasantasena Ahuja

Clan: Malkavian
Nature: Guru
Demeanor: Enigma
Apparent Age: 20s

Vasantasena is a beautiful 20-year-old Indian girl with dark skin and long straight dark hair. She usually wears a tunic or a pair of simple cloths, enough to cover her breasts and genitals.
Born near the end of the 10th century, Vasantasena was the daughter of a Brahmin at the court of the Tamil emperor Rajaraja the Great. She was struck by a wasting disease, one that seemed incurable until she was visited by the wandering fakir Unmada. Unmada, who was a Malkavian methuselah, recognized that she was being drained by a vampire, the emperor's treacherous chamberlain from Calicut, who was a Tzimisce. Unmada gave the Vasantasena a mystical wooden wand that could kill the creature. As Vasantasena tried to use it against the Tzimisce, she was captured and the chamberlain himself tortured her till death. Although Vasantasena appeared to have been killed by the Tzimisce, Unmada had actually given her a portion of his own vitae, granting her the strength of a ghoul, enough strength to survive the tortures. While her father mourned her, Unmada secretly Embraced her and took her away from her father's court. Unmada and Vasantasena wandered throughout Asia. The pair preached the dangers in which the blood bond made Cainites vulnerable to the machinations of their elders, sought to reduce the strife between Cainites and mortals, and gave oracular warnings intended to avert Gehenna.