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- -----✖-----Kaname Jizabel Kururugi
- Male
- Primal
- Vampire
- Psychokinesis
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[confident]★[selfish]★[calm]★[conniving]★[protective]★[tease]★[charming]★[lazy]★[nonchalant]★[kind]★[proud]★[self-benefiting]★[acute]
It is a mystery -- even to me-- of what my human past truly holds. Perhaps it was a time when humans were too primitive for me to even remember living at all. Though that would contradict the few mental images I do have. But it is obvious enough that I am from Japan. Or am I? The Japanese have a Chinese heritage and they have been around thousands for years. The only thing that I can say for sure is that I am 'before' Japan. So let us suppose that I am from China. Of what my birthday is I cannot say. However, I do believe it was a time when the winter snows had already blanketed the land. I vaguely remember celebrating; it was such a simple time.
There are… strong memories of the past… such as when I was turned. I am not quite sure how I met him. I just know that it was a very life-changing event. We had become acquainted with one another at some point in my life. Obviously he was no native. Truly strange since at the time I doubted that I was social and I doubted that the natives took kindly to strangers of that time. But he was quite the charmer. I was straight of course; I even had a fiancé (though I retain hardly any memory of her). He was a man very good at getting what he wanted; much like I am now. And at the time, it appeared that what he wanted was me. I was once a foolish human that met with a beautiful conniving vampire in the night, alone. We all made mistakes as humans, mine led to the end of that existence and the beginning of an immortal life, assuming you could call it living.
Now, before I continue I should explain to you about something important. Vampires have a very unique society and it all had to begin somewhere. Well, it began with him. Perhaps he made a deal with the devil or perhaps god created him for a purpose. Either way, he was the first. And his name was and still is, Adam. I highly doubt that he is the same Adam from that strange little story known as Adam and Eve; no, this Adam could not possibly have stemmed from such a place as that. Many of the vampires only know him as the first. Why? Well, because he was the first vampire to have ever existed. Then he made more. Adam only directly made nine vampires himself. I am known as the ninth, or the last. Adam taught us what he deemed we needed to know and what he wanted us to know. Then he simply ceased to exist. That is not the best way to put it considering he is still alive (in a sense), but it gets the point across. Wherever he is, no one knows about it, and many have certainly tried to look for it --whatever 'it' is--.
Given our freedom and our own tasks, we nine separated. Though we had spent many centuries with one another, the very thought of us staying together pained us. I do not know where my brethren had gone but I do know that they plan to fulfill that which Adam wished us to. He left me Lacrymosa in hopes that someday he would see Pandorum once more. And that is my goal. Do note that at the time, it was still in its planning stages. I would require assistance and so I left Lacrymosa, the focal point of our dream. Where I went… well, I went everywhere. Every visit was for a purpose.
At some point in time, I found myself alone in the Slavic nation. Of course, that cold desolate land that barely seemed to be worth anything is known as Russia at this point. Or at least it was known by such a name the year I had been imprisoned. I'm not sure what I had been hoping to accomplish at the time. It looks as though I had been wandering around aimlessly. My goal had fallen into the depths of my loneliness (which is odd for I had assumed we would not care once we were immortal). Though, I still planned to fulfill my part of this grand scheme, as selfish as I was, my needs and desires always came first.
I found a curious male there. Perhaps he could rid me of my boredom with life. So I interacted with the boy. Yes, he was perhaps twelve? Such interesting qualities he had too. But he was a mere child. All I did was entertain myself with the boy for several years until I was forced to choose between killing him and turning him. I chose the latter. He became a companion for a few years before I let him go on his way. The boy was the one to choose to separate from me; it had nothing to do with abandonment. Besides, it proved he would be little to know use to me. So I continued to wander for many more years until I met a most curious vampire. I was in France at the time. I wanted him to help me. It was obvious enough that he would be of great use to me.
Yet he refused time and time again. Narcisse was his name. So for a time, I let it be. I had other things I must do. I returned to Russia and met with twins. They had been turned and soon abandoned. Perhaps their sire was less than pleased? Yet I saw potential in the young fledglings and offered them a helping hand. What better way to make obedient and useful tools than to raise them yourself? My patience was great enough to attempt the feat. I took them to Lacrymosa and then convinced Narcisse to come along. Now, here's a funny little story about my other two companions. I met Angel after she had been turned for… some time. Apparently she was from the Victorian era. I met her in Italy. What a beautiful country at the time too. As for my other companion… I met him… by pure chance. At first, I thought he would be useless, but he proved me wrong quite thoroughly. I may possibly never judge a book by its cover again.
Of course, we were together for many years, centuries even. Lacrymosa was the base of operations. I do love this manor. It is beautiful and provides for us. Of course, humans were invited to it at all times; it didn't mean they left alive. My plan was close to completion. I had everything I needed. My companions didn't even know I was using them for Pandorum. They didn't need to know. It was likely they would survive… if they were lucky. When preparations were nearly complete, I had sent word to my brethren. They too seemed to have been waiting for the day our dream would be fulfilled. Unfortunately, a human had trespassed upon Lacrymosa. He was a lone human and we thought nothing of him. Not until he caught us off guard at our weakest hour. We were staked and sealed away inside Lacrymosa.
Now, two hundred years later, we have been released. How sad for the humans that were foolish enough to do so. I had wanted so badly to tear out that boy's throat as I drained him of his life's blood. But alas, he had contracted me. Needless to say I was furious about the entire thing; few things made me angry but this certainly did. If it wasn't for that bracelet, he would have died. Now I am stuck protecting the whelp against my own kind! Ah, but for a vampire's services a price must be paid. Mine is his very senses of which he needs to survive. They will be mine and he will be left to die. That is my price and I shall ever enjoy taking from him. I very much love my freedom.
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