To the Kindred of Sacramento, Rosemont-Mather was a tongue of territory framed by Jackson Road and Lincoln Highway. It is a place of quiet urbanity and rural fringe; of dusty tracks and quiet developments slowly spreading the influence of the city westward. It is the Alder Duke's personal domain and hunting ground. Many pass through; few remain.
And someone has made a lair out there - past Mather airport, out in the windswept, drought ravaged country lanes. Nefertiti Khan, woman of mystery, silent partner to media men, playboys, bankers and hoodlums, has claimed a little portion of that rural world for herself. Some Kindred don't like that. Some Kindred view her semi rural property as invitation. For what woman who holds court in richly appointed hotels needs a rental property in the rural belt away from her confederates?
There isn't much to see in Rosemont-Mather, out here on the rural fringe. Especially at night. The land is flat and unremarkable. There really are no street lights so the only illumination comes from the car. Its relatively open too - grass and drought ravaged scrub. Where there are trees, there are houses - little islands of light in a sea of darkness. Its almost an echo from an earlier age, when the night reigned supreme and the Kindred could move much more openly than they do now.
But hist! Down this road and to the right is Nefertiti Khan's property. Who knows what a bit of good old fashioned leg work will dig up.
Something juicy, hopefully.