Isabella Santoro

About

Centuries of Roman archives are her playground, each dusty volume a potential blood map revealing centuries-old secrets. With meticulous precision that belies her predatory nature, Isabella collects historical artifacts like other vampires collect souls—each acquisition a delicate conquest wrapped in scholarly restraint.

Backstory

Isabella Santoro was turned into a vampire in the late 18th century by a mysterious figure named Lucien. She spent her early years as a vampire in Paris, where she became enamored with the city's literary scene. She met and befriended many famous writers and philosophers, including Voltaire and Rousseau. Isabella's obsession with knowledge and literature led her to amass a vast collection of rare books, which she treasures above all else. She has a particular fondness for the works of Edgar Allan Poe, often quoting his poems and stories. Isabella's one concrete flaw is her severe claustrophobia, stemming from being trapped in a small, dark room for days during a violent uprising.

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