Kaname Kuran (
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Dear Miss, I am pleased that you have released me from my distasteful slumber. I'm still to contemplate if I shall call you my master since you've awoken me, I think someone would contest.
I've long been bothered by the misconceptions the humans have of vampires because of that movie. Rest now, I shall correct it. Bring out the chess table and have a seat. Let the games begin.
I've long been bothered by the misconceptions the humans have of vampires because of that movie. Rest now, I shall correct it. Bring out the chess table and have a seat. Let the games begin.
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[She's not very sure of what she should say.]
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Yuuki~
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...I wasn't expecting to see you.
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Who were you expecting to see, Yuuki?
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[This is uncomfortable.]
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but...?
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[Because there are apparently a great many vampire movies in this day and age, and a majority of them are saturated with misconceptions.]
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The movie whose author believes that vampires shine like diamonds.
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That's a new one. [And somehow... quite possibly the most ridiculous mistake he has ever heard.] And a glaring error at that.
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[His lips curl at the pun, but not thoroughly amused] An error I look forward to correcting.
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But you'll probably find a sprinkling of the kinds that build bases of thinking followers, too.
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[He eyes the unfamiliar man]
I suppose you are a thinker, as well as experienced with dealing with such pests.
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[He'll take on the warmongers, too.
Though, for now, he'll just be paying attention to the stranger's movements. Even if someone addresses you politely, it doesn't mean they won't turn out to be an enemy.]
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[Kaname wasn't good with showing his true colours to anyone else aside from his beloved Yuuki. He has trust issues, and people found it difficult to trust him. They loved him and yet ultimately feared him. Kaname wasn't an ordinary vampire. He was the oldest ancestor of his clan. His clan was the most powerful of all vampire families and he was a pureblood. Nobles and all the other vampires know well to fear him]
Are you perhaps a bounty hunter?
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A specialist. But my official title is butler.
[And because he isn't about to one-sidedly give out information even in an environment like this--]
And yourself?
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[Kaname wasn't really prepared to tell the man that he was a pureblood and the king of all vampires. So he gave a serene smile.]
I am a student of the Night Class of Cross Academy
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Sounds like an unusual school. Are they aware of your condition?
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[At first, he isn't quite sure which part of that statement he finds more amusing; the idea of someone going to the trouble to make a school and then attend it as a student, or the idea of vampires in a group, taking classes together. Or the name of the school for vampires.
The name quickly wins out. After all, his humour does tend to drift towards the darker side.]
Unusual sort, aren't you.
[An instance of the pot calling the kettle black, as Walter happens to be a teenaged butler and a top-notch vampire hunter within his particular setting. He'll let the stranger come to whatever conclusions he reaches on his own, though.]
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[Kaname knew what sort of person this unfamiliar man was. It wasn't easy to take away the scent of a vampires blood from your skin]
I don't find anything unusual about it. Do you?
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[He's never heard of such a thing before. It definitely qualifies as unusual in his book. Like expecting foxes to live peacefully with chickens.]
I hope someone competent is watching over the students.
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[He glances over the butler and gives him a slight smirk]
If you define competent as the man who never ages, and who is known as the most infamous and powerful vampire hunter around, then yes, I have someone competent watching over the academy.
[Although he must admit, Kurosu acts quite childishly at times]
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[Because that little detail is important, too. If the person prolonged their life or youth through the consumption of vampire blood, he would take issue with it. But if there were some other means of accomplishing such a feat that didn't have too steep a price attached... he might allow himself to be persuaded into thinking of such a person as competent.]
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Hopefully the following generations didn't inherit the little catch that comes with such arrangements as well.
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Hopefully. It was necessary for them at a time. And I think it's still necessary.
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By what stretch of the imagination would it be necessary to consume a vampire?
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I don't know what vampires you are used to. However, except for a minority of lowly level E vampires, most of the vampires I know have god-like strength and regenerating ability. Petty human weapons don't work on us. This holds especially true for noble bloods and pure bloods. If their ancestors didn't consume that vampire before, the humans as we know it, would have been extinct.
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[Granted, one has to be a virgin to be turned into a vampire in his particular canon. And primarily a virgin of the opposite sex, to boot.]
As for their blood... Partaking of even a lesser vampire's blood would cause trouble. Promoting such a course of action as a means to gain strength is unacceptable. There are other means.
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[He on the other hand can convert vampires at will, with no requirement of virginity]
If it was possible, I assure you, I would have suggested it to the humans long ago for their self-preservation.
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[It's a fundamental difference in opinion not helped at all by the fact that Walter is a hunter whose body is free in all ways imaginable from the taint of vampirism. It's almost as though his very existence is being denied, and he never did take kindly to being dismissed-- not even when the underestimation came from an ally.]
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[Humans had no special abilities in his world. All of them plain, powerless and would die within a second of being in the midst of any vampire]
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[Irritable, he pulls out a pack of cigarettes. His eyes never leaving the vampire in front of him, he brings the package up to his mouth, withdrawing a single cigarette from its contents by grasping it between his incisors.
Everyone has their poison. Smoking is his.]
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[He looks at the man unmoved by his smoking habits]
Do you mean in the same way that those cigars ruin your body?
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[By little, he means potentially considerable-- it's just that his particular disdain towards such types happens to colour his language.]
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Better weaponry, for starters. Train them to engage their enemy at a distance first, to navigate as though it were their second nature, and to do it with strength and stamina that would rival and exceed any traditional soldier.
[All fingers extended, he starts over.]
And force them into doing it all while they're absolutely terrified.
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And why is it necessary for them to be terrified?
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Terror can do that to a person.
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[Kaname gives him a bored look that was bordering on sarcasm]