One of the 12 titans from whom the gods were born. Once the consort of Rhea, now one of the three leaders of Arallu, a vampire lord known as the Brucolac, Lord of All Bloodsworn.
Chronicle
- 12e11
An illusory Brucolac appeared at the treasury, offering Bec “a gift”: he pulled a ball of feathers from his bag, which became an owlbear samurai, then the corpse of Letharil Galere. Bec dispelled him.
- 14e04
Invictus revealed that the Brucolac was once a god, Hyperion’s brother: when the gods overthrew the titans, Iapetus created the Book of the Dead to save the mortally wounded Cronus, but something went wrong, and Cronus became the Brucolac.
- 15e06
A stained glass window in the chapel had been altered to depict something like the agents’ vision of the Brucolac, and the Necronomicon. As the agents fought the Death Tyrant, an enormous hand reached out of the sarcophagus.
- 15e07
Burst out of the sarcophagus where the Death Tyrant had been feeding on him, armored himself with a wave of his hand, and charmed Cal. After the tyrant’s death, he thanked the agents for purging his sanctum, shaken and furious that this could happen. He said he remembered devouring them all, including “her,” but not who she was. In exchange for Callie’s visions, he offered to send an agent with them: Calderon, Orlok, or Elloia. Cal called him “uncle,” and he let Cal go.
- 15e08
Trapped the teleport circle to waylay Cal, and fought him, hampered when time seemed to reset, which he blamed on Themis, whose interference he had not felt in millennia. He summoned Enoch, cast finger of death on Cal, and swallowed him whole; then, as Vondal pulled Cal back out through the Flux, he began consuming the Flux to manifest an hourglass, which Ozborn stole. Struck by a fatal blow, he did not die, but drained the agents’ essence to heal, and Goratrix walled him off.
- 15e09
Walled in by Goratrix, he intensified the chapel’s oppressive aura as his clothes stitched themselves back together, pressed his will on Callie, and drained the agents’ essence again before they teleported away.
- 17e08
When Ozborn tried to scry Orlok, the crystal ball filled with blood, an overwhelming charisma reached out to embrace him, two gouts of blood spurted from his neck, and a voice said, “MY CHILD.”