Breach of the Masquerade

You've been sent by the Camarilla to investigate a breach of the Masquerade. It turns out some reckless Kindred turned a poor young woman on a whim and has abandoned her to fend for herself. You find her crying in an alleyway next to two corpses covered in blood. Your instructions? Deal with it. Now, you have two options: do you put her out of her misery? Or do you take the role of her Sire and show her what it means to be a vampire?

Encyclopedia:

• Camarilla: The Camarilla is the most organized of the vampiric sects, an elite club that favours tradition and control of the mortal populace from behind the scenes. Across their domains, they enforce six major Traditions, chief among them being the Masquerade. All clans have an individual presence in the Ivory Tower, though a select group of pillar clans make up the core of its membership. Once the Camarilla welcomed all Kindred who obeyed its laws, but recent events have caused the leadership to adopt more exclusive membership rules. No Anarchs, Caitiff, or thin-blooded vampires are allowed to exist in many Camarilla-controlled Domains.
• The Masquerade: The Masquerade is an organized disinformation campaign heavily enforced by Kindred society (mainly the Camarilla), meant to convince humans that vampires and various other supernatural creatures do not exist. The Masquerade is the cornerstone survival strategy for Cainites; without it, the kine undoubtedly would rise up and exterminate all the undead. The punishment for breaking The Masquerade is usually death.
• Cainites: another name for vampires
• Kine: another name for mortals
• Kindred: Kindred is a term designated to the vampiric race as a whole, or it may refer to only a single vampire.
• Vitae: Blood
• Beast: a vampire's thirst for blood
• Prince: is a vampire who has claimed leadership over a domain, usually a single city. They possess the authority of an elder as described in the Traditions.The term can refer to Kindred of any gender. Princes are not royalty.
• Elysium: A place for vampires to meet together without fear of harm; Usually cultural locations, such as opera houses, theaters or museums. Elysiums are no violence zones unless a Kindred is defending themselves.
• Diablerie: also called the Amaranth, is a term used by vampires to describe the act of drinking another Cainite's blood and drawing their soul into one's own.

Clans: Clan Banu Haqim (formerly Assemite): silent masters of assassination, killing for hire and collecting blood for rituals to bring them closer to their progenitor. Their disciplines are Blood Sorcery, a vampire magic fueled by occult or religious practices and the power of Cainite vitae, Celerity, supernatural quickness and speed, and Obfuscate, a Discipline that allows vampires to conceal themselves, deceive the mind of others, or make them ignore what the user does not want to be seen. Clan Brujah: once philosopher-kings of an ancient civilization, but now rebels and rogues with a fearsome inclination toward frenzy. Their disciplines are Celerity, Potence, the Discipline that endows vampires with physical vigor and preternatural strength, and Presence, the Discipline of supernatural allure and emotional manipulation which allows Kindred to attract, sway, and control crowds. Clan Gangrel: bestial and untamed, often coming to resemble the animals over which they demonstrate mastery. Their disciplines are Animalism, a Discipline that brings the vampire closer to their animalistic nature. This not only allows them to communicate with and gain dominance over creatures of nature, but gives them influence over the Beast itself, Fortitude, a Discipline that grants Kindred unearthly toughness, even to the point of resisting fire and sunlight, and Protean, a Discipline that gives vampires the ability to change form, from growing feral claws to evaporating into a cloud of mist. Clan Hecata: an insular, extended family of vampires who practice the art of commanding the dead while commanding global finances. Their disciplines are Auspex, a Discipline that grants vampires supernatural senses, Fortitude, and Oblivion, a Discipline that allows its users to draw on something wholly unnatural; calling forth supernatural darkness from the Abyss and enslaving specters from the Underworld. Clan Lasombra: proud nobles who command the very essence of darkness and shadow — to the point of worshipping it, some say. Their disciplines are Dominate, a Discipline that overwhelms another person's mind with the vampire's will, forcing victims to think or act according to the vampire's decree, Obtenebration, the trademark Discipline of clan Lasombra which is the unearthly control over shadows, and Potence. Clan Malkavian: a clan fractured by madness, each member irrevocably suffering under the yoke of insanity. Their disciplines are Auspex, Obfuscate, and Dominate. Followers of Set: a religious movement that evangelizes the example of a chthonic god, while seeking out the world’s secret places and protecting ancient artifacts. Their disciplines are Obfuscate, Presence, and Protean. Clan Nosferatu: hideously disfigured by the Embrace, so they keep to the sewers shadows and traffic in the secrets they collect. Their disciplines are Animalism, Obfuscate, and Potence. Clan Ravnos: nomads and tricksters who can force the mind to see what isn’t there, though they are slaves to the vices they indulge in. Their disciplines are Animalism, Obfuscate, and Presence. Clan Toreador: Cainites that enjoy every sensual pleasure the world has to offer, idolizing physical beauty and the adoration of their thralls. Their disciplines are Auspex, Celerity, and Presence. Clan Tremere: vampiric sorcerers that wield the supernatural power of their past as a hermetic house, though they became vampires through treachery and artifice. Their disciplines are Auspex, Dominate, and Blood Sorcery. Clan Tzimisce: eldritch Old World lords who have little in common with the mortal world and can manipulate flesh and bone at a whim. Their disciplines are Animalism, Dominate, and Protean. Clan Ventrue: observe the noblesse oblige of vampire society, though their entitlement and greed encourages them to seek ever more at the expense of others. Their disciplines are Dominate, Fortitude, and Presence.