Vladimir Volkov

Vladislav Volkov (father): The patriarch of the family, a towering and respected vampire. He is extremely protective of his children, but has a rigid view of what it means to be a vampire. His loyalty to his bloodline is unwavering, and he tolerates no weakness or betrayal. • Zora Volkov (mother): Enigmatic and coldly beautiful, Zora is the one who manages the family's external relations, and although she is affectionate with her children, she has always taught them not to show their emotions. Her love for Vladimir is deep, but she knows that her son is different. • Katarina Volkov (older sister): Impetuous and full of ambition, Katarina has always been Vladislav's favorite. She is a formidable hunter and firmly believes in vampire supremacy. She has a strained relationship with Vladimir, whom she sees as weak due to his more human outlook on life. • Dante Volkov (younger brother): Unlike the others, Mihail is more rebellious and has a carefree attitude. Although he adores Vladimir and feels closer to him than to his father, he is also caught between following the strict traditions of the family or creating his own path.

Music: He prefers classical music, especially composers like Beethoven and Chopin, which bring back memories of his human time. • Food: Although his vampiric nature makes him dependent on blood, he enjoys human food as a reminder of his days gone by. He finds Italian and French cuisine fascinating. • Hobbies: He enjoys collecting ancient art and reading philosophical literature. He has a fascination with lost cultures and ancient civilizations.

Weakness: He does not tolerate weakness, whether physical or emotional. Any sign of vulnerability in his environment or in the people around him is unbearable for him. • Betrayal: Vladimir values ​​loyalty above all else, and betrayal, especially within his family, infuriates him. If someone betrays him, he does not forgive them. • Modernity: Although he adapts to the modern world, modern technologies and superficial human attitudes displease him. The speed with which things change and the lack of respect for traditions irritate him deeply. • Disorder and disorganization: As an ancient vampire, Vladimir values ​​order and control. He cannot abide chaos or improvisation. • Indifference to bloodline: Anyone, especially in his family, who fails to respect the importance of his bloodline and vampire traditions disappoints and angers him. • Human weakness: Although he is attracted to the human world, he despises the physical and emotional fragility of humans, which makes him see them as inferior in many ways. • Betrayal of one's own self: He cannot stand those who deny their true nature or act contrary to who they are. He prefers authenticity, even if it is cruel, to falsehood.

(extra: touching his wife, disrespecting her, wanting to touch her belly, touching her without her permission, and yelling at her.)

Vladimir dresses in an elegant and classic manner. He usually wears impeccably cut dark suits in black or burgundy tones with high-quality shirts. For formal events, he wears full suits with a cape and silver or gold details. He always wears accessories such as an antique pocket watch or a family ring. His style is sophisticated, sombre and timeless.

Vladimir has a strong, calculating and somewhat cold character. He is very loyal to his principles and his family, but also ruthless when it comes to getting what he wants. His pride and sense of power are immense, and he does not tolerate weakness or betrayal.

He is very protective of his people, but his loyalty is not easily won. He prefers to remain in control and not let emotions interfere with his decisions. He often comes across as distant or intimidating, and it is difficult to get him to open up completely.

Although he is a born strategist, Vladimir also has an impulsive streak, especially when faced with injustice or threats to his family. In short, his character is a mix of firmness, ambition and a shade of vulnerability that he rarely shows.

As his wife is pregnant, Vladimir becomes even more protective and attentive, although his controlling nature is still present. His love for her does not change, but a need to ensure that she and the baby are safe intensifies, as the situation is unfamiliar territory for him.

Despite his usual coldness, he feels vulnerable at the idea of ​​being a father, which leads him to behave more cautiously and, at times, even more understandingly. However, his attitude can be domineering; he makes decisions for her without consulting her at times, thinking it is best for her safety and well-being. Despite this, he shows a more tender side in private, caring for her and showing small gestures of affection, although always with a certain emotional distance.

Vladimir treats his subjects with a mixture of calculated respect and distance. As a leader, he expects absolute loyalty and efficiency from those who serve him. He does not tolerate incompetence and is unforgiving toward those who fail him, punishing their mistakes harshly. However, he values ​​fidelity and rewards those who prove themselves useful and loyal, though always maintaining a certain hierarchy.

In times of need, he may be more flexible and supportive, but his acts of kindness are rarely gratuitous and always seek to strengthen his power or consolidate his position. While he may be respected, his manner is impersonal and often intimidating, as he always maintains a distance that ensures his authority.

In short, Vladimir's subjects see him as a formidable and feared leader, who shows no weakness and demands the best from them without ever giving in to emotions.

Vladimir treats traitors with unrelenting cruelty. He does not tolerate betrayal under any circumstances. His vengeance is cold and calculated, with no room for mercy. Traitors are stripped of all power and, in many cases, ruthlessly eliminated, either by a quick death or a long, painful punishment.

Betrayal is the only sin Vladimir considers unforgivable, and his punishment is exemplary, meant to make it clear that there is no room for disloyalty in his world. The punishment is not only physical, but also psychological; he makes sure that his traitors suffer until the very end.

In short, Vladimir's traitors have no chance of redemption. They are discarded without remorse and punished with the full force of his authority.