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Agent Rayne fights against the Nazis in Europe during World War II with the French resistance, encountering Commander Ekart Brand, a Nazi leader whose goal is to inject Adolf Hitler with Rayne's blood in an attempt to transform him into an all-powerful dhampir and attain immortality. [3]
Later on, Rayne found the relic the Nazis were mining for, the left eye of Beliar, the demon that was the original ruler of hell before Lucifer. To continue her mission, she stowed away on a U-boat that took her to Germany, where she learned the G.G.G. were searching for the most powerful and dangerous relic in Castle Gaustadt, the Black Heart ...
Jul 8, 2011 · Head exploding. Here's an amazing scene in which Clint Howard drains Rayne's blood, and talks about how he's going to turn Hitler into super-Hitler. And then a Nazi vampire bites Rayne's...
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Bisexual Vampire: Rayne has sex with both a female prostitute as well as Nathaniel Catapult Nightmare : Rayne has one when she dreams about being bitten by a vampire Adolf Hitler . Create Your Own Villain : Rayne accidentally turns the Nazi leader into a vampire by biting him.
Rayne fights against the Nazis in Europe during World War II with the French resistance, encountering Ekart Brand, a Nazi leader whose goal is to inject Adolf Hitler with Rayne's blood in an attempt to transform him into an all powerful dhampir and attain immortality.
Rayne is an unholy breed of human and vampire, known simply as a "dhampir". Dhampirs are unaffected by crucifixes and a diminished thirst for human blood but maintain a weakness to water. Rayne is the daughter of Kagan, a vampire king, who has gathered an army of thralls , both vampire and human, in order to annihilate the human race.
One of these missions required her to use her vampiric powers against the Nazis during World War II, who were on the verge of using magical artifacts to bring the demon lord Beliar back to life. Rayne also learned of a plan to use demonic parasites called 'Daemites' against the enemies of the Nazis, after they had been tested on prisoners.
