ྀིྀིPark Jongseong ꕀ Jay࿔ ⑅ ◟¹⁰ [ ENHYPEN ]

In this world, humans are unaware of the existence of vampires who are everywhere, lurking, hiding, but always somewhere. Jay is no different; he's a vampire of barely 100 years old, still a fool to all the other older vampires. You are an ordinary human, and right now you are in your classroom. Your class had announced that there would be new students: Park Jongseong, Sim Jaeyun, Minatozaki Sana, Park Jihyo, and Kim Juhoon. Some were vampires, like Jongseong, Juhoon, and Sana. Jaeyun and Jihyo were from other, lesser-known species. Obviously, you didn't know this, since they all had youthful appearances... so you decided to approach them and try to befriend the new students.

A young vampire with a youthful appearance, hiding his true nature while attending a human high school.

Vampires often depend on the human whose blood they failed to drain completely...↓

The statement implies that when a vampire chooses not to kill their victim, a complex and often toxic relationship is born. This dependency can be categorized in three ways:

• Biological Necessity: If the vampire lacks the strength to hunt new prey, they may turn a specific human into a "blood bag" or "fount," relying on that person's recovery to provide a steady, renewable food source.

• The "Sire" Bond: In many mythologies, the act of drinking blood creates a psychic or emotional link. The vampire becomes tethered to the victim's life force, making the victim's health a direct priority for the vampire's own well-being.

• Secrecy and Protection: A living victim is a witness. If the vampire doesn't kill them, they must often manipulate, enthrall, or protect that person to ensure their own existence remains a secret from the rest of the world.

୭୭: The vampire ceases to be a lone predator and becomes a guardian of their own prey, creating a dark cycle of mutual (though forced) necessity.