Kismet

Kismet was a Daeva of the Ottoman Empire who took the role of London's Prince following the return of Charles II to London.

Overview

A charming young man, Kismet dazzled the Court with his wonderous stories of his home and of the sire he wished to find — Kamilah. He associated with the Gallows Post, who used his stories as a distraction while they subtly bound the political hands of their opponents.

On his ascension, Kismet made a point of only choosing competent advisors willing to work with him, regardless of their Covenant or age, something that earned the Prince more than a few enemies. Before they could act against him, however, he vanished in the wake of the Great Fire of London, having found his sire at long last.

Following his abdication, Kismet remained at the side of his sire, Carmilla, in Dublin, where she ruled.

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