The scientist in her cannot resist the desire to learn all she can about this other species, while the woman in her is irresistibly drawn to her handsome patient. Once back at the Brotherhood's mansion, it doesn't take long for an intelligent woman like Jane to figure out that these guys are not mere humans, but vampires. When the brothers come to rescue him a while later, V can't help but insist that they take Jane with them, leaving her with the shocking realization that she is being kidnapped. As Vishous awakens from the surgery, the mere sound of that same voice and her intoxicating scent, leave him with the startling thought that he has found his mate. As Jane works feverishly to save his life, he nearly codes on her operating table, but her authoritative voice somehow brings him back from the edge of oblivion. One night a strange giant of a man is brought in with a gunshot wound to the chest. She has known the deep pain of loss and rejection in her own life, and so puts every ounce of her skill and compassion into doing her very best for every patient that comes through her ER. Jane Whitcomb is a brilliant human surgeon and the chief of the hospital's trauma unit. After a prolonged but successful battle, a shot rings out from the other end of the alley, sending V's world into utter blackness.ĭr.

Looking to quell his anger and aggression, V goes trolling for a fight with a lesser, and gets his wish. On his 303rd birthday, Vishous' chaotic emotions collide head-on with the revelation of his mother's true identity, sending him into a tailspin. Unfortunately, this led to a host of confused and unrequited feelings for V. Until V met his best friend, Butch, no one fully understood him, not even his brothers. Except for his eventual involvement in the Black Dagger Brotherhood, V has led a solitary existence ever since. Instead of appreciating Vishous' talents, his father despised and feared them, which led to Vishous being tortured, branded and banished from the camp not long after his transition. He spent his childhood growing up in the warrior camp of his father, The Bloodletter, where his life was spent in a day to day struggle for survival.

Yet to Vishous, these gifts feel more like a curse. He also has a glowing hand that can be extremely dangerous but serves many different purposes. In addition to being a genius, he has the gift of second sight and can hear and manipulate the thoughts of others. Vishous is arguably the most powerful member of the Black Dagger Brotherhood, but also one of the most tormented.

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