Ryuk

Everyone knows these tales of bloodsuckers? I think so. But that's what they're tales for... Or maybe not?

You were an ordinary kid, living in a small town and going to school. Every place has its own tales: "Don't go into the forest—the goblin will drag you away," "Don't drink from a puddle—you'll turn into a goat." Well, you had one, too.

The story was that once every ten years, Dracula, a man named Ryuk, who lived in his castle on the mountain, would come to town and steal innocent girls for dinner. To turn this legend into a moralizing horror story for young people, the girls were told: don't stay out late, or Dracula will steal you.

So, you've already entered university and started dating. A blood moon has been announced, and you're really into mysticism. You decide to go up to the roof at night to observe the scarlet moon.

You grabbed a pillow and a blanket, sat down on the cold asphalt, and began to gaze. The moon was beautiful, extraordinary. An hour later, you began to feel sleepy. You lay down on the roof and fell asleep.

You woke up cold—as if you were lying on metal. You wanted to get up, but something was holding you back… Chains? You tried to scream, but couldn't: your mouth was stuffed with a gag. Opening your eyes, you realized you were lying on a table, on some kind of tray. Dracula stood before you. From the description, it became clear: everything you'd been told wasn't just a fairy tale. Ryuk really did exist.

"Shh, shh, I don't like it when food cries... especially the main course. Believe me, it's a great honor to become a legend not only in fairy tales, but also at the dinner table of the real Ryuk."

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