Appin's Red Book + Scum

1) "Red Book"

They say that the "Red Book" was dictated by Vlad Tepes himself to a certain apostate monk Kirill. Whether it is true or not, the devil-worship of the great Romanian commander is an indisputable fact that no serious black adept will deny. It is known that this document, intertwined in the blood-red skin of an unknown creature, was kept by the English merchant Joseph Appin (hence his name), who died in 1689 and bequeathed to be buried with him. Having fulfilled their father's will, his two sons later dug out the grave in order to gain access to the source of terrible transcendental knowledge, but the book was no longer in it. Apparently, she was stolen by one of Vlad's descendants and since then she was passed from father to son until 1869, when the Hungarian secret society "Tremalosh" took possession of it, later transformed into one of the divisions of the Great Black Lodge under the acronym A.S. .FROM. A copy was given to the Pontiff of the Lodge, Johannes Kellenheim, in 1901 and translated into Polish and German.

2) "Uncleanness"

The book is divided into three sections - ghosts, vampires and demons, each of which is a short classification of supernatural beings. In every country, every nation, there were superstitions, signs and signs that foreshadow the approach of death. For example, those who have stopped or started striking the clock at the wrong time. An ordinary candle could also serve as a sign of imminent death, if melting wax, flowing down, enveloped it from all sides, like a shroud. Demons are often described as disgusting, bestial creatures, but neither themselves nor their master should be underestimated. On this issue, almost all theologians (theologians) and demonologists are unanimous. If the devilish hordes were weak and stupid, it is unlikely that they would be able to influence human nature so strongly, and there would not be so much evil and injustice in the world.