The Children of Death

"It was originally called the 'Sons of Death' before I...took over, and so I changed it. Men aren't always the strongest, it's so obvious that a woman can best a man."
~Morrigan talking about the Children of Death
== History ==
The Children of Death was formed a few months after the Black Death sprung up in Europe. It was originally an organization meant to deliver aid to the sick, but the members soon started believing that the plague was judgement from God onto sinners. The first leader, a man who's only known as Maveth, drew in more followers by preaching of the filth of sinners and that only by cleansing them from the Earth can one truly be saved. It was rumored that Maveth was a demoniac of Lucifer, since many claimed that his eyes would glow red if angry. Nevertheless, Maveth drew in many followers, and his ranks swelled.
At first, Maveth only permitted males to join the "Sons of Death" as it was originally called, as he believed that women would tempt his followers away and drive them to sin too, which made him hateful in the eyes of many women. One of these women, named Morrigan Khaalida, was especially offended, personally murdering Maveth in his sleep and taking over the cult. She renamed it the "Children of Death" and allowed the females that Maveth had rejected to join the cult.
Morrigan was plenty more ambitious than Maveth was, and made plans to create a human with the power of both the angelic and demonic, a human who could determine and manipulate whether a soul was bound for Heaven or Hell. Unfortunately, Kazimir was the one that was chosen for the experiment, since he was the son of an angeliac of Azrael and a demoniac of Samael.
== Current Role ==
While it isn't clear what the role of the Children of Death is, they take it upon themselves to eradicate those they consider "sinners" or "unworthy." They are responsible for attacks of various establishments such as banks, office buildings, hotels, etc, but the attacks are rarely ever connected back to them. Morrigan's goal is to use Casimir to bring about "world peace" in a sort of dictator-like manner, using his power to become ruler of Earth.