As for the Second Generation, once hailed as the future of their race, they proved to be an unstable and unpredictable lineage. What was thought to be the next step in vampiric evolution became a dangerous variable that could not be ignored.
When two Second Generation vampires conceived a child, the result was uncertain. At times, the offspring would indeed be another Second Generation, strong, adaptable, and capable of surviving sunlight. But there was always a risk, a terrible one: the birth of a human vampire, a being without divine blood found their veins.
Unlike the False Turned created through the First Generation's bite, these beings were not bound by servitude. They retained their free will, their minds unenslaved. Yet their existence was deeply unsettling to the vampiric order. They were anomalies, to the elders, their very existence was heresy, a perversion of divine blood.
