Cain the first vampire

The classical world of darkness point out the first and most powerful of the mythos is “the one cast out by God himself for killing his brother Abel, he is none other than Cain, the brother of Abel.
 

The story was well writing over ages ago from the biblical reference in

Genesis 4:4-26

From verse 11-12 “and now be thou cursed from the ground, which hath opened its mouth to receive thy brother’s blood from thy hand. 

When thou tillest the ground, it shall not henceforth yield thee its strength; a wanderer and fugitive shalt thou be on the earth.

Verse 15-16” ……. And Jehovah set a mark on Cain, lest any finding him should smite him. 
And Cain went out from the presence of Jehovah and dwelt in the land of Nod towards the east of Eden” 

The above is the story of Cain after he was casted out from the presence of Jehovah for killing his brother Abel. 

The Bible also said that Cain knew his wife and she bore him a son whom he named Enoch and, Cain built a city and named it after his son Enoch.

It was the Book of Nod writing by Aristotle deLaurent, Beckett, et al. with an introduction that says 

“The Book of Nod is not designed to be a definitive book on the nature of vampires and their founder, Caine. There are  no game mechanics within.

The reason behind this is that the Book of Nod is meant to be 100 percent setting material.

Ideally,  storytellers will use the Book of No as a prop in either their masquerade mind’s Eye Theatre game or their vampire : the masquerade chronicles.

They may also use it to send their games with an authentic culture: the culture of Antediluvians which filters down  from Caine himself.

Want to make and Elder seem ancient and ultra-conservative?

Have him quote  from the Chronicles of shadows.

Want to give players the sense  that they are also to the Antediluvians? 

Have them find a tablet with  a fragment of the chronicles of Caine  on it. 

Want to share them with threats of Gehenna? Have a Malkavian quote  the chronicles of Secrets  to them.

After that, the writer of the Book of Nod wrote and I quote  

“The Book of Nod is not comparatively accurate with the standard biblical canon. 

What is important is that we have, perhaps for the first time, a personal viewpoint on the events surrounding the days after the Fall. 

Caine tells us in his own words what his motives were, and although it is quite possible that this story exists only to shape our idea of him, we can assume that there must be some element of the truth his tale. 

His account is, after all, the only eyewitness report we have to rely upon.”

The writer made it clear that it is an eyewitness report, 

”And I first-born Caine, I, with sharp things, planted the dark seeds, wet them in earth tended them, watched them grow. 

And Abel second-born tended the animals aided their bloody births fed them, watched them grow”…..

“I cried tears of love as I, with sharp things sacrificed that which was the first part of my joy, my brother . 
and the blood of Abel covered the alter and smelled sweet as it burned

But my father said

“cursed are you, Caine , who killed  your brother. 

As I was cast out so shall you be

And he exiled me to wander in darkness the land of Nod”

The above quote from The Book of Nod may in  a way be in relationship with the Biblical verse of the cast away of Cain  after killing his brother Abel.

The  story continues, it was later that Cain met the one named Lilith, who turn him into a Vampire, the most strongest of all the vampires, 

“ how did you  make clothes?

How did you grow food ?

 And Lilith smiled and said

Unlike you I am awake

I see the threads that spin all around you, I make that which I need out of power”

Thus,  Caine  asked to be awaken and he was by Lilith, but he  passed his threshold and became what is known to be the powerful vampire, his followers now wait for his return like some  messiah to come and save them.

It is now save to say that the most powerful  mythos of the first and only strongest vampire in all history was only a piece of evidence By Aristotle deLaurent, Beckett, et al showing how Caine became a Vampire when he met Lilith in the land of Nod east of the garden of Eden.