Vesper Fiona Omerta II

Appearance: 
A surprisingly vivacious woman with dark auburn hair with bangs. She wears goth clothing styles of the modern era: Mall goth, Glam goth and Romantic goth. She employs these styles interchangeably to fit in better with 21st Century mortal society. She has done this through the centuries for different styles of clothing and did not return to any older styles she had used previously.

Her height is taller than the average woman. A slightly round and curvy body with voluptuously curved hips and buxom chest. Over the years of being constantly on the move has made her slim and physically strong. 

She sometimes likes to hide her face behind a Mexican Calaca mask that is cracked intentionally, fragments of which it shows the skull's teeth, and the rest a blank, shadowy visage to give herself a more mysterious air in her already imposing figure. 

Her glowing red eyes supernaturally peek through the eye holes of the mask, but she does her best to keep it dimmed as possible as to not unnerve any kindred, or leaves it burning bright if she is standing on business. 

Tattoos: 
When a sabbat vampire has been in the Jyhad for long enough, one is bound to pick up tattoos, or markings to express themselves. Especially with younger Kindred. To stay 'hip' with the kids as it were, Vesper has picked up several over the decades since the 60s. The more notable tattoos of hers are a winged Sabbat Ankh, it sits on her upper back, wings over her shoulders and the size of the tattoo itself goes down to the center of her back.

A Latin phrase is written just above the Winged Sabbat Ankh in Calling Angels font: Praesis Ut Prosis, located on her upper shoulders. It means, "Lead in order to serve."


A jackal's head depicting it's snarling visage proudly sits on her left upper arm, a homage to her dear friend, Jackalhead. She still holds him in high regard, even after destroying him personally.


Two different script tattoos located in different areas of Vesper's body: The one on her upper right arm are names written in humble parchment, names of two of her actual children she had in her mortal life and her late only childe in this order:
Eric
Vincenzo
Azahar

The parchment is adorned with forget-me-not flowers to signify that they are still remembered by this mournful elder.  A gold wax seal of the Austrian Seal of the Holy Roman Empire, the coat of arms stylized in the 18th century variant of the seal is stamped over the parchment, her way to reference her old age to those who are historians.
18th Century HRE Seal

The second script tattoo is located on her left inner thigh, a tombstone, with dates of the times when she had served the Sabbat during the Sabbat Civil Wars:
1783 - 1803
1863 - 1933
1957 - 1957
The rest of the tombstone is left empty, as that space is reserved for the name of her one and only rival, Marisol Magdalene Joaquina De Camondo.