1632 –The mass possessions of Loudun, France signal the beginning of hell's revenge. Pope Urban VIII orders construction of the Capuchin Crypt, to hold a small congregation of survivors, known simply as - The Eight of Loudun. Forged from the skeletal remains of thousands of perished monks, the grotesque structure allows the Church to observe the afflicted souls like demonic laboratory animals.The survivors, a Capuchin priest and seven Ursuline nuns, are intriguing to the Church. Unaffected by the holy rite of exorcism their souls instead have been altered by a book of conjures ascribed to King Solomon. The book allows them a strange power over the fiends that still inhabit their bodies. It is as if the priest and the nuns have themselves possessed the demons.The Bishop of Cremona has ordained capable caretakers for these eight. The Vampiri De Croce, known to very few are an order of six holy vampires that provide for the most unusual sustenance needs shared by the nuns and priest.Struggling to perfect their gifts, these odd servants of the Church remain hidden away until that day in February of 1727, when the immortal alchemist Count St. Germain visits the crypt. He alerts the Catholics to a prophecy predicting the return of Satan's first-born son in the new world.The West African prophecy of 141 A.D. also foretold by the apostle Paul is sacred to the Church but remains cloaked in secrecy. Together Count St. Germain, the Eight of Loudun and their caretakers voyage to New Orleans, the capital of French Louisiana to join Voodoo seers and the six young chosen ones. Their predestined clash with a dark sorceress and malevolent demons is only the beginning of their apocalyptic journey to fulfill the Voodoo Prophecies.