The Unraveler A vile creature that exudes a foul stench wherever it goes.

Rayne in the meantime has made a bigger leap in time, as now the game is set in a vaguely modern daynear future setting.

While the ending in the first game made it seem like players would go for Raynes father Kagan to enact her revenge, in the end the hunt takes place off-screen.

Shown is only the final scene where Rayne confronts Kagan, seemingly a Nazi-collaborator.

But the vampire lord has held captive one Sir Trumain, who apparently raised Rayne like a father after her family was killed by Kagan.

No, we never heard of him before.) She finds the two competing to get hold of an artifact called the Vesper Shard, and Kagan of course got the upper hand.

Seeing how he probably wont make it out of the situation alive, anyway his intestines are torn out and strapped around his neck Trumain blows up himself, Kagan and the Vesper Shard with a grenade.

Betrayed of her revenge, Rayne instead turns her anger towards her many siblings.

She begins hunting down the less humane children of her vampire father, organized as the Cult of Kagan in his honor, decimating them one by one, decade for decade, until only a handful of them remain Anti-Heroes Rayne Rayne is back to kick some ass and suck blood, and shes all out of blood.

She has very visibly matured over the past 70-or-so years, and became an even meaner killing machine since.

He keeps frequent radio contact with her during her missions.

He likes to tease Rayne, which she answers with usually snarky, but sometimes also flirting remarks.

It is alluded that he might be no ordinary human, either, and he apparently has a dark past with Ephemera.

Professor Trumain Raynes newly introduced foster father, who taught her to control her savage urges and use her abilities for a good cause.

Villains Zerenski Zerenski is the first of the remaining children of Kagan Rayne seeks out at the beginning of the game.

The closest to the traditional, aristocratic European vampire image, hes hosting a big party for the citys upper class in his mansion with an unpleasant surprise at the end.

Akin to the original Dracula, he can turn himself into a swarm of bats.

Slezz Not a full-fledged member of vampire society, Slezz is an ancient Babylonian monster called Winged Shakab and used by the Cult of Kagan as a breeding machine.

Slezz is blind and orientates by scents, although that sense of hers is not infallible, either.

Ephemera The most deceptive and seductive of Kagans brood, always plotting even against her own kin.

Very fittingly, her powers allow her to become one with the shadows.

Ferril Short-tempered and blunt, Ferril is almost the counter opposite of Ephemera, save for their common tendency to betrayal.

She is physically the most fit among the vampires, and her body is full with animated tribal tatoos.

Giving his interest in morbid experiments, like the breeding of incredibly fat humans as blood cows, it appears not unlikely that he might have done that to himself.

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