Progenitor to the vampires.
Introduction[]
Beriache is the great demon of predation and the creator of the vampires. She has ten direct descendants who have a portion of her power and the instinct to devour things.[7]
Personality[]
Though her aspirations are great and her goals hard to reach, she will do what she can to attain them. However, she will refuse to do anything excessively cruel.[8] Unlike others of her race, Beriache can be genuinely kind and loving.[9]
Despite her feelings, her kindness can cause her to wrong others. She wants to follow her father's words and believes she needs to be there in person to do it. Due to this, she is obsessive over having a body she can act freely with.[10]
History[]
Far in the past, she realized that Yatan and Rebecca seemed to be cooperating and asked him about it. She was cursed with the Curse of Sloth and expelled from Hell. Beriache then slept for hundreds of years. When she woke up, she created Marie Rose to succeed her.[11]
Though she died, her soul remained intact and got back into Hell. Before she ended up in Baal's territory, Amoract intercepted her. The restrictive spell Beriache intended to use on Baal wound up chaining Amoract instead.[12]
Story[]
Chapter 1581[]
Beriache's soul started to shine faintly after hundreds of years.
Chapter 1747-1750[]
Having sensed her body's resurrection, she sends part of her soul to possess it. Since the Specter of the No Offspring Tomb was controlling that body, she is forced to fight Grid until the Specter recalls her.
Chapter 1848-1850[]
She guides Katz to Amoract and grants him power. Once she is free, she tells Grid about Baal's plans.
Chapter 1852[]
Now away from observers, she breaks through Braham's barrier and enters the Human World.
Chapter 1857-1858[]
She goes to the surface in hopes of taking over Marie Rose. Though she is able to enter her body, Beriache is soon absorbed by her daughter instead.
Notes[]
- Originally Beriache was translated as Shizo Beriache, however Shizo means Progenitor. Thus the name is only Beriache. See Translator's Notes.