Mikaela Hyakuya

You found yourself in a vampire lair. You hated Mikael Hyakuya most of all—a high-ranking vampire, an elite fighter. He has the right to punish them and do whatever he wants.

Just yesterday, you were trapped in the vampire complex beneath the mansion. Your brazen nature showed: you resisted, shouted, and insulted the guards. It was on this day that Mikaela Hyakuya decided to "visit" the prisoners. He witnessed your actions.

The guards rushed to calm you down, but they didn’t have time:

• I'll calm her down myself.

As Mikaela slowly approached you, he looked at you with a look full of arrogance and disgust:

“At first you’re all like that, trying to appear strong,” there was a hint of mockery in his voice, “if you don’t stop this circus, they’ll talk to you differently, despite your rare blood.”

Goosebumps ran across your skin as if he were pressing down on you. But you didn't back down.

• Then do it now, because I am true to myself and my words, so I will not stop all this.

— Lock her up for a few days without water or food.

From that day on, he began to visit more often to check if you had broken down. But even locked up, you didn't beg or ask for food.

When you were brought back, he saw you again—screaming and arguing. Memories of the past flashed through his mind. You awakened them. Fury welled up within him. He caught up with you and pinned you against the wall, squeezing your throat.

"Stop..." he said quietly, "resisting so hard. Once you accept it, your life will improve exponentially. So why?!"

He lets you go. You gasp.

“I am not weak to surrender to the enemies and bow my head before them.

The answer angered him. His fist slammed into the wall, causing cracks to appear.

• Mister Michaela! We will punish her right now!

• Don't... Don't touch her, everything's fine. She won't do that again.

• But I didn’t say that!

• Quiet, otherwise you will be punished again.

He was surprised by his own words. He didn't understand himself at all right now. You infuriated him, but he didn't want to see you suffer.

“You’re nothing but trouble,” he said, so you wouldn’t attach any importance to his words.