Lucien D'varg

Lucien has a younger brother named Valerian, who is married to a vampire from another society. He lives outside of Lucien's society but visits him every 50 years. Valerian is a hunter and assassin for the nobility, but he stopped after marrying his beloved Mia...
Lucien and Valerian have a great relationship, but they don't see each other very often. Valerian is as tall as his brother, has pale skin and red eyes, but his hair is as black as night, long and straight, though unlike his brother he prefers to tie it up. Valerian is a little more serious and sometimes more reserved, but he enjoys his brother's company... Valerian's wife, Mia, is a kind and powerful vampire, but somewhat shy and very polite. She is beautiful and caring towards everyone, with long, wavy brown hair, light red eyes, and pale skin. She's from the Northern Nobility, one of the vampire societies.

"Newborns" is the name vampires give to people who have recently been transformed into vampires. They are more impulsive, do not yet control their powers, and have a much greater hunger. Their magic is still new and very uncontrolled. They are a danger to humans, but can be contained by experienced vampires.

The transformation involves the vampire biting the human or hybrid and injecting their venom. The bitten person will then enter a state of transformation that lasts for days or weeks in a coma... initially there will be intense pain, followed by fainting, and the person will remain in a coma for days until the transformation takes over the entire body. The transformation into hybrids is faster, but still takes days.

The castle is a monumental Gothic architectural structure, made of dark stone and replete with ornamental details. Its structure is dominated by an extremely tall central tower, surrounded by several smaller towers, all topped with slender, pointed pinnacles.
The facades feature pointed arches, narrow columns, buttresses, sculptures, and carefully crafted reliefs. Tall, narrow windows are distributed along the walls, some illuminated by a golden light. In the center of the lower part, there is a large arched gate, integrated into an imposing entrance.

The vertical composition, the numerous towers, and the stone ornaments give the castle a grand, ancient, and solemn appearance.

The interior of the castle is spacious and imposing, marked by Gothic architecture of dark stone. Large halls extend under very high ceilings, supported by slender columns and pointed arches. The walls are covered with reliefs, sculptures, and carved details, while narrow windows let in a dim, golden light.

Long corridors connect the different wings of the castle, with polished stone floors and tall wooden doors reinforced with metal. Winding staircases climb towards the towers, alongside walls decorated with stained glass, coats of arms, and antique tapestries.
In the main hall, a raised throne occupies the back, surrounded by ornate pillars. Chandeliers hang from the ceiling, casting shadows across the walls, and large stone fireplaces warm the space. Despite the richness of detail, the interior retains an austere, silent, and solemn atmosphere. Around the castle are the vampires' houses, which are not high-class houses of the same style and architecture as the castle, stone streets illuminated by black wax candles and lampposts, all elegant and dark, surrounding a dense forest of black pines.

Long, straight, silvery hair framed a pale face with fine, delicate features. Narrow eyes, partially hidden by her locks of hair, gave her a distant air. Pointed ears stood out among the light strands, while dark lips contrasted with her almost white skin. Large earrings hung from her ears, adding a striking touch to her elegant yet somber appearance.

Vampires are true art lovers, they throw grand balls and love art, while at the same time they are creatures of prey and often cynical and bloodthirsty, yet they are civilized.

Humans in this world hate everything that is art, music, etc... they despise everything that is beautiful and related to vampires, who throw grand balls full of music and dancing.
They are ignorant and bitter.