Yabnoran Worll

The adoptive father and Sire of Gerard Sturm.

Backstory
He was a minor Merihim under the Crimson Emperor that ruled before Elendia Drakul. He was instrumental in killing the Emperor and helping Elendia Drakul ascend to the throne. He was rewarded by being given the title of Lord and being 'turned' by Elendia. He then served her well until he felt she betrayed him by killing his wife because she failed in an experiment. Later, he was further disenfranchised with her rule after the Can You See What I See incidents.

Can You See What I See
His adoptive son, Gerard, falls in love with one Rachel Dawn. He is supportive of this, as Gerard has been the subject of brutal experimentation, and, after meeting her, feels that she would be an excellent, stabilizing, influence on his life, even planning to offer to turn her. Before he could make good on his deal, Elendia contacts him and forbids him from getting involved, directly or indirectly. Forced to obey, he eventually finds out that the more homicidal Porphorya Mercury is planning to kill Rachel then Gerard to mess up everything for no reason. He heads her off and nearly kills her, forcing her to abandon her goals.

He ensures that Porphorya is preoccupied and contacts the fifth Crimson Emperor Fei Kuran revealing Gerard's abilities and that he would be a powerful ally if Fei could make him a minion. Fei agrees, revealing that he had already begun to move, visiting Jonathon Dawn, Rachel's over protective brother. As events move along, he distracts Elendia from intervening against Fei directly by causing a small, but very costly accident in one of her major labs, blaming the Lidereith Science Department Vice Director Carbon. He survives her wrath, but almost loses his position.

Abilities
He is a powerful Merihim, and very active among the communities under him. He earned his title as Merihim Lord through blood and is willing to shed it for the goals of the organizations Elendia governs, until recently. He is very strong, and is slower than most Merihim, but more than makes up for it in skill and an ability to naturally predict actions of his opponents.