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| - Deciding to be a police officer, Nick uses hypnosis to get taken onto the Chicago Police Force without proper training.
- Janette decides to move on, gives the Raven to LaCroix, and moves to Montreal. There she meets an arson investigator, Robert McDonagh, with whom she falls in love. When he is murdered, she becomes mortal. Wanting vengeance on his killer, she returns to Toronto.
- On his way home from crusade, Nicolas de Brabant is seduced by Janette, and then brought across by her master, LaCroix, who teaches him the skills he will need to survive.
- Nick turns to a doctor for a cure, only to find the man draining him of sufficient blood to weaken him so that he can be imprisoned and used as an experimental subject.
- Vachon is a signatory to the treaty between the Mississaugas and the Crown.
- Twenty years later, LaCroix beheads Divia and imprisons her in a sarcophagus in the tomb of Aya-Hotep.
- LaCroix takes Nick to stay with another of his children in her chateau on the Côte du Rhone. She drains a talented violinist in order to absorb his musical ability.
- Nick tries to persuade Czar Nicholas to take a stance against his wife's dependence on Rasputin. Then he discovers that the monk has been turned into a vampire by LaCroix, and decides that he has to kill him.
- Vachon and his friends Bourbon and Screed take a bevy of serving girls into a barn for a fatal romp in the hay.
- During the Crimean War, LaCroix tries to feed upon a dying Russian soldier who stabs him with a shard of wood. Unable to remove it himself, LaCroix has to turn to Nick for help.
- Nick becomes infatuated with a ballerina, Sylvaine Rochet, whom he sees as a pure angel. LaCroix tricks him into believing that she is a prostitute; and Nick kills her, only discovering her innocence as he drains her blood.
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- Nick crosses secretly into East Berlin to search a state repository for a book of magic, the Abarat, reputed to contain a cure for vampirism. In return for their assistance, he helps the night custodian and his family escape to the West.
- Nick is lynched for a murder actually committed by LaCroix.
- Vachon is attracted to Urs, a singer at a nightclub; but his attentions anger her patron, who threatens her with a knife. Vachon kills him and brings her over.
- LaCroix accidentally brings across Jack the Ripper.
- Nicolas returns home to Brabant to see his mortal family once more. LaCroix falls in love with Fleur de Brabant, but reluctantly agrees not to bring her over.
- Janette comes to Toronto.
- Lacroix claims he rode with Charlemagne.
- Nick comes to Toronto.
- Nick and another vampire, Erica, are members of a troupe of travelling players.
- Troubled by LaCroix's intention to drain and kill a mortal beauty, Liselle, Nick plans to aid her. Instead, he is tempted into killing her himself.
- While teaching archaeology at the University of Chicago, Nick faces accusations of being a communist during the McCarthy hearings.
- A Chinese acupuncturist is trying to treat Nick's craving for blood when LaCroix and Janette intervene and kill her.
- During World War II, Nick catches a young thief who tries to steal Janette's purse. The boy has been orphaned in the Blitz; and, after she decides to adopt him, LaCroix brings him over.
- When he is blown up by a bomb and taken to the morgue, Nick meets Dr. Natalie Lambert, who offers to find a cure for vampirism.
- Nick observes LaCroix and Janette terrorize a mortal who happens to physically resemble LaCroix's father.
- A young conquistador with Pizarro's forces, Javier Vachon, is mortally wounded in battle with an Inca warrior. Both are brought across; but, after giving them their eternal orders, their master walks into the sun the following morning.
- Nick is working as a Red Cross medic when a village is massacred by U.S. soldiers who believe Viet Cong are hiding there.
- Lacroix claims he taught Genghis Khan the lessons of war.
- Nick is enticed to visit an archeological dig being conducted by a fellow vampire, Thomas Monroe, who claims to have found a papyrus scroll suggesting a cure for vampirism.
- At this time, Nick is living in Greenwich Village. His driver's licence from that period is later found by Schanke in the glove compartment of his car.
- Nick and LaCroix are arrested by the Inquisition and thrown into prison.
- LaCroix gives Nick and Janette a lesson in the especial pleasures to be found in hunting down a mortal who has sufficient skill to think he has a chance of escaping them.
- Nick, LaCroix, and Janette are trapped in a barn by vampire hunters.
- Nick is accidentally seen flying by a Puritan farmer with whom he has been staying. Believing himself mad or possessed by devils, the man hangs himself.
- When Nick drains a serving girl in a tavern, LaCroix discovers that she is not quite dead and decides to bring her across.
- Nick has a mad, secret love affair with a mortal girl, Amalia, who is besotted with him. However, he eventually drains too much of her blood, and she dies.
- During the Great Plague, Nick brings across a zealous young doctor who is trying to treat the victims, only to find that he starts to prey on them instead.
- Captured by the English, Joan of Arc is awaiting her execution. Nick offers to bring her across; but she refuses.
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