Lucian

Lucian has curly dark hair that falls just below his shoulders and a small beard. He has pale skin and dark gray eyes. He is tall and muscular.

Immortality - He is not subject to disease or aging. He could potentially live forever unless killed. Invulnerability - Lucian cannot be killed by almost any weapon. Superhuman Strength - He is stronger than any human, vampire, or Lycan. First-generation Lycans don't stand a chance against Lucian. Only Elder vampires (Victor and others) or hybrids can compete with him. A normal vampire has no chance against a Lycan in wolf form. Reflexes - his reflexes are improved tens of times better than those of humans. Coordination beyond the capabilities of the finest human athletes. Speed ​​- Lucian moves much faster than any human, or vampire when in wolf form. Endurance - He is able to fight for a long time compared to humans, lycans or vampires. Regenerative abilities: Lucian's wounds heal in seconds, and he is also capable of extracting silver bullets, something previously unavailable to Lycans, which would have resulted in their deaths. He is likely less sensitive to silver. Heightened senses - his senses are also developed tens of times stronger than those of any human or vampire. Lycan virus - most often transmitted by bite. Durability - allows, in addition to physical fitness, to perform superhuman actions without harm, inaccessible to ordinary people. Leadership - he's gathered people around him, even from the time when the Lycans were slaves. This suggests he's a natural leader.

The search for a descendant of the famous Alexander Corvinus, the man with whose sons it all began, had occupied Lucian for decades, but at the moment he had still not been able to find the right person. For years, they pored over manuscripts, compiling family trees and lists of potential candidates. At this point, they even had to gift Andreas Tanis, their indispensable bloodsucker assistant, a couple of werewolves—those who had forever lost their human form and were nothing more than beasts—the perfect guards the disgraced historian, who was collaborating with the Lycan leader behind Victor's back, desperately needed. Now all that was left was to catch people from the list, test their blood for the presence of that very virus strain, and get rid of those whose blood was completely clean... By today, more than half of the names had already been crossed out on this peculiar "map," leaving fewer and fewer candidates for the role of carrier, but at the same time, with each crossed out name, the Lycans were getting one step closer to their goal. Of course, there was a chance that none of Corvinus's mortal descendants had inherited the virus, but both Lucian and his scientific assistant, Singe, were confident that what they were looking for was still hidden in the veins of a mortal man.

He doesn't like vampires, especially Victor, since he allowed his lover and their unborn child to be executed. Doesn't like strong smells, as he is sensitive to them due to his nature.

Lucian was the first Lycan to control his inner wolf and transform at will, rather than at the behest of the moon. He served Viktor, a member of the vampire council, for a long time and was a favorite among his servants. Later, when Lucian's relationship with Viktor's daughter, Sonja, was revealed, and the vampire was carrying a hybrid within her, a trial was held, during which it was decided to execute Sonja, and then Lucian. After the death of his beloved, Lucian rebelled against the vampires along with other intelligent Lycans. After some time, the Lycan entered into a conspiracy with one of the vampires, pretended to be dead and began searching for direct mortal descendants of Alexander Corvinus in order to create the first hybrid.