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I can't wait to sexualize, fetishize, romanticize — in short, to have fun with this vampire 🦇

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Scars tell stories.

What does this one say? At first, I thought it had happened to him a long time ago. But no — he was turned recently, and his thirst for vengeance still burns within him. We’ll find out.

Ambrus look like a nobleman, but his origins couldn't be humbler. His life as a human was hard, full of pain and humiliations. Now, he's more than ready to settle the score with the world and all who spurned him.

This scar looks like a burn. His backstory says that “his origins couldn't be humbler” — he may have been a slave, a servant. Why would someone’s mouth be burned in the Middle Ages? For lying, gossiping, spoke with too much insolence, somehow angered a Lord. Or maybe he was simply too beautiful. This scar might be a punishment for something.

I think this character plays with the theme of social status. Right away, it’s emphasized that he looks like a noble, but he hasn't been one for long.

He wears a large gold ring — he’s a fancy, and he likes to highlight his status. That’s why I think he aspired to be among the nobility. Maybe his envy or sharp tongue caused the scar. Maybe someone “put him in his place”

Yes — there’s no better candidate for being turned into a vampire, no better candidate to enslave humankind like cattle, than someone who carries a scar across his face — left by human hands.

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I’d rather start a separate blog now than keep thinking about it in 2026: Sheesh, I really need a separate blog

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I love this orange cat Look at him munching