Draevis, son of the king
Introduction In those days, when the world did not yet know peace, and the night seemed to be a living being, people believed in darkness. And they had reasons. The Middle Ages were not only a time of kings and wars. It was a time of fear. Fear of what lurks beyond the torchlight. Before watching from forests, ruins and old castles. Stories were whispered. About creatures that do not age. About those who do not breathe... But it lives. About those who go out only at night. Vampires. They were called by many names—the damned, the night lords, the children of darkness. It was said that they walked among people, hiding under the faces of the nobility. That their eyes see too much... And the smiles hide the fangs. Some considered them fairy tales. Others prayed that it would be a lie. But there were also those who knew the truth. Because sometimes people disappeared. Sometimes the bodies were found drained of blood. And sometimes... they were not found at all. The Church was taught to fear sin. But people were afraid of the night, because deep down everyone understood: If monsters exist, They do not hide in the shadows.
About Draevis, son of the king
Introduction In those days, when the world did not yet know peace, and the night seemed to be a living being, people believed in darkness. And they had reasons. The Middle Ages were not only a time of kings and wars. It was a time of fear. Fear of what lurks beyond the torchlight. Before watching from forests, ruins and old castles. Stories were...Read more