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<blockquote data-quote="Wolfstorm" data-source="post: 85963" data-attributes="member: 612">Still about the bone cult, I believe it was a evolution from the old blood cult from the merovingians. They enhanced blood feeding by using emotions as a sweetener. The bone cult was probably an earlier form of it, since people were afraid of losing their souls. So the vampires created a scheme were bones would be bleached and piled up in a way that would suggest those souls have been cursed. This created fear among the population, which made the blood sweeter. Fast forward to modern era and now you have adrenochrome being extracted from kids, and blood consumption is no longer necessary, the vampires are feed entirely on fear. So they create economic crisis, psyops, etc, so that people are always exhausted and vulnerable, and feed on their uncertainty by just using radio antennas. If in the past the citizen feared losing his soul, now he fears losing his job.Imagine that we could feed entirely on sugar, without risking diabetes or any other disease, the merovingians were capable of doing that to their biology. They probably have tech we can only speculate about. And the slim models being regarded as a standard of beauty remained as a cultural artifact from the bone era.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolfstorm, post: 85963, member: 612"] Still about the bone cult, I believe it was a evolution from the old blood cult from the merovingians. They enhanced blood feeding by using emotions as a sweetener. The bone cult was probably an earlier form of it, since people were afraid of losing their souls. So the vampires created a scheme were bones would be bleached and piled up in a way that would suggest those souls have been cursed. This created fear among the population, which made the blood sweeter. Fast forward to modern era and now you have adrenochrome being extracted from kids, and blood consumption is no longer necessary, the vampires are feed entirely on fear. So they create economic crisis, psyops, etc, so that people are always exhausted and vulnerable, and feed on their uncertainty by just using radio antennas. If in the past the citizen feared losing his soul, now he fears losing his job. Imagine that we could feed entirely on sugar, without risking diabetes or any other disease, the merovingians were capable of doing that to their biology. They probably have tech we can only speculate about. And the slim models being regarded as a standard of beauty remained as a cultural artifact from the bone era. [/QUOTE]

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