Mozia is a notorious vampire noble.
One day when she was in court again, her father confiscated most of her pocket money and sent her to a remote countryside called Vogelsang.
Mozia heard the housekeeper at home mention it, and it was a place that was closely related to their family.
And her trip this time was not just to change her "rebellion" that was criticized by others.
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The word vampire first appeared in the Biological Biology Record released by Mr. Tang Bo La on the National Day of 2007.
The book records the scene when this young man saw a "vampire" for the first time——
It was getting dark that day, and I was guarding the soul of my family member Tilia. I left for a while, and when I came back, I happened to see a young girl hugging Tilia's cold body and biting her neck.
The blood flows out slowly...
I'm bleeding.
When she woke up, Tilia was alive again.
"But to be honest, I just want Tilia to sleep that night."
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Mozia is a vampire who lives a rather embarrassing life. Compared to humans, she lives too long, but compared to her peers, she lives too short.
She came to Vogelsang and sought help from the "God of Death" here——
What is life?
Death just smiled and said nothing.
She asked again, what is death.
The dead soul told her the answer——
The world says, thank you for coming to Vogelsang.
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"According to Tang Bo La's records, vampires seem to be able to resurrect the dead through certain rituals, and the lifespan of this race is much longer than that of ordinary humans."
"They are a powerful race."
"But I have compassion for human beings."
But Mozia will never try to resurrect a life that once existed in the world——
Even if the other party's wish is to see with their own eyes the world two hundred years from now.
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The immortal species compared to humans and the short-lived ghost compared to vampires, just because of a quick glance many years ago, turned out to be Vogelsang's "family heirloom"! ? (×)
* Overhead world view, Western fantasy elements (vampires, but not traditional vampires.)
Concept: How do you depict death?