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===Ankaran Sarcophagus=== A sarcophagus that was previously discovered an untold number of years ago by Church authorities and subsequently re-buried, it was rediscovered by the [[Norway|Norwegian]] archaeologist Dr. Johansen, and was on its way to an American museum for examination. Bloody handprints on its surface found while on board the ''Elizabeth Dane'' indicate it may have been opened from the inside. The Vampires of Los Angeles circulate rumors that the sarcophagus held an Antediluvian, a third-generation vampire, one of the eldest and most powerful in existence, and also a sign of [[w:c:whitewolf:Gehenna (event)|Gehenna]], the Vampire "end of days" scenario. The vast majority of them believe that it should never be opened, or destroyed entirely. Beckett believes it to hold nothing more sinister than the mummy of an [[Assyria]]n king, a hypothesis confirmed by Dr. Johansen, who however brings to note that this king was attributed with 250 years worth of achievements. While he notes that previous royal names were probably just erased, or that the name was passed onto subsequent generations, he chuckles at the idea that the king could have lived to 250 years of age. The surface murals depict figures drinking bowls of blood, which Dr. Johansen stipulates was more of a result of rituals or simply the royalty's way of dealing with [[porphyria|porphyric]] disorders, rather than any proof that whatever lies inside is a vampire.
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