The Circle

Following the tragic events of 1834, Nadia Franciscus and Ignatius Blackward realised that their adventure was not an isolated case and that the threat of Adam Crowley could perhaps not altogether be dismissed. This led to the forming of the Circle, an organisation that would stand against Crowley and his Brotherhood of Hecate.

History
In the years that followed the London events, Nadia and Ignacius threw themselves into searching all the elements that could help them in their fight against the demented Crowley.

This quest took them to the Four Corners of the World and gradually enabled them to reconstitute the history of a secret war against horrific supernatural entities. Nadia and Ignatius' perseverance attracted the attention of a mysterious group of scholars and occult investigators who called themselves the Watchmen.

They met in 1839 following which, Nadia and Ignatius disappeared for one whole year. When they resurfaced, they were even more determined than ever to devote their existence to the fight against Crowley.

The years that followed were used to multiply contacts, group together all those who were aware of the danger or else whose skills would serve the new Circle. In 1846, the Circle had a headquarters, a place where information was exchanged and experiences shared.

One century after the London events, the threat of Crowley was merely a distant memory and the Circle had evolved. Its objective had lost all meaning and its members were no longer the watchful fighters of the previous century. This allowed Crowley to massacre the Circle, including its founding members Ignatius and Nadia. However, two members of the Circle survived: Herbert Wallace and Rachel.

Known members

 * Ignatius Blackward (founding member)
 * Nadia Franciscus (founding member)
 * Herbert Wallace
 * Rachel