On a warm evening in July, 1945, a squad of British operatives infiltrated Hochosterwitz Castle in Sankt Georgen, Carinthia, Austria. Their orders were to eliminate a secret headquarters and bunker potentially sheltering several Nazi VIPs.

What they found instead was in an occult rite in progress. Most of the squad died in the attempted ambush which proved effective against all but one Nazi officer who was revealed to be a person Vampire.

Two of the British operatives fell through the active gate and ended up in a fae realm. Remaining with Hulda, both The White Lady and The Dark Grandmother, as unwilling guests for a long time, they were warped and changed overtime into changelings (Im asking for that narrative license) Not knowing the rules of conduct of this strange place they incurred a significant temporal disjunction between the realms, returning to the mundane world only 5 years ago (2015).

Disoriented by how much the world had changed, they made their way to an English embassy and after discovering their MIA service records they were brought secretly back to P division for debriefing. In the months that followed they they were offered positions in P division, seeking to put the skills and abilities they gained in the fae realm to use.

As they continue to carry out P division's mission, they continue on the trail of the vampire lord that killed their team and got away.

The material spirit of a man killed in the year 1727 once he had learned of The Hidden World. His spirit, enraged by his death being brought about in reaction to his pursuit of knowledge, latched onto his notes and texts.

A century passed and the echo of the man's spirit flickered between the pages he had spent so long compiling, whereupon they were discovered and seized by the Order of St. Bede. Shortly after being disrupted, the man managed to pull the pages holding his spirit together, forming a husk.

Luckily, the Order treated the room in which they stored his texts more as a vault than as a library; giving him ample time to read through shelf after shelf before they returned. Though they initially sought to destroy the man, he was able to prove to them his worth by referencing some historical texts they had collected and the inaccuracies contained within. He proposed, that if he were allowed to exist, that he could do the same with all of their texts; fact-checking, noting, and cataloging the information that the Order brought to him and allowing them access to this information when they need.