The Cacophony in Savannah
In the historic streets of Savannah the Kindred have their own network of whispers and secrets:
The Cacophony
This intricate web of communication hides in plain sight, woven into the fabric of the city’s mundane life. Posters stapled to telephone poles advertise obscure poetry readings and underground music shows. Flyers glued to brick walls promote open mic nights and mysterious art exhibitions. Independent newspapers, scattered across tourist shops and local cafes, contain cryptic classifieds and opinion pieces only the initiated can decipher.
Online, the Cacophony thrives in Facebook groups for Savannah’s artists and bloggers, in the comments of local Instagram influencers, and on forums dedicated to the city’s nightlife and history. In these spaces, Kindred use layers of code and lingo, carefully disguising their messages from mortal eyes. A flyer for a “Moonlight Gardening Club” might actually hint at a meeting of Nosferatu, while a blog post about “Savannah’s Underground Mysteries” could be a veiled warning of danger.
For those who know where to look, the Cacophony is an invaluable source of power, intrigue, and survival. Ignore it, and you risk being caught unprepared in the city’s dangerous games.