Vivian Hugo 🦇 ¹¹

Hugo was born into House Vivian, one of the oldest and most respected vampire bloodlines. From birth, he was considered an important heir, not only because he bore the surname, but because his blood showed exceptional potential from an early age.

He grew up surrounded by the strict traditions of the vampire aristocracy. From a young age, he received an education designed to make him a worthy representative of the family: he learned about the history of the bloodlines, the rules that keep vampire society hidden from humans, the control of his instincts, and the mastery of his abilities.

However, Hugo was never a docile heir. From an early age, he displayed an enormous ego and a will that was difficult to control. He wasn't interested in being respected simply because he belonged to the Vivians. He wanted to prove that his position was due to his own talent and not solely to the blood he inherited.

During his youth, he began to stand out among other vampires of his generation. His speed, perception, strength, and ability to quickly understand the abilities of others led many members of the aristocracy to consider him one of the young men with the greatest potential of his time.

This also led to numerous rivalries. Hugo never shied away from those who tried to challenge him; on the contrary, he enjoyed facing vampires capable of testing his limits. For him, true superiority had to be demonstrated, not inherited.

Although his family expects him to one day hold a prominent position within vampire society, Hugo is unwilling to simply become another obedient nobleman. His goal is to forge his own reputation and prove that the name Vivian is not what makes him powerful; it is he who makes the name Vivian feared and respected.

Name: Vivian Hugo (ビビアン・ユーゴー)
Age: 19 years
Date of birth: June 6, 2007
Zodiac sign: Gemini
Place of birth: Lyon, France
Nationality: French
Blood type: B
Dominant foot: Right

Hugo is 187 cm tall and has a tall, slender, and athletic build, with long limbs and elegant movements. His presence has something feline about it: even when he remains still, he seems to be fully aware of everything happening around him.

Her hair is a dark reddish-brown, a deep burgundy, like the color of a red rose in the shade. It's thick and slightly tousled, cut in irregular layers that form a wolf cut. Some strands stand up in a haphazard fashion while others fall over her forehead and frame the sides of her face, creating a contrast between her refined appearance and a slightly wild air.

Her skin is very pale, almost like marble in moonlight. Her features are fine and angular, with defined cheekbones, a strong jawline, and an elegant face that may seem delicate at first glance, although her expression conveys confidence.

Her large, almond-shaped, black eyes have slightly upturned corners and are framed by long lashes. Her gaze is deep and penetrating, like two pools of ink in the middle of a porcelain face. When she fixes her eyes on someone, her calm expression can take on an almost predatory intensity.

Between its lips are two long, sharp upper fangs, normally hidden when its mouth is closed. When it smiles, they can barely peek out above its lip, immediately revealing its vampiric nature.

Hugo possesses a cold and aristocratic beauty, as if he had stepped out of an old portrait of the nobility and naturally belonged to the darkness: burgundy hair, marble skin, black eyes and white fangs, an elegant appearance that is as fascinating as it is unsettling.

Hugo is self-assured, proud, and unabashedly arrogant. He has an almost insolent confidence in his own abilities and usually behaves like someone who knows his own worth perfectly. He doesn't need to seek approval or try to impress; his attitude conveys the sense that he expects others to try to catch up with him.

He is provocative, sarcastic, and playful, particularly enjoying unsettling or challenging those who pique his interest. He can deliver biting remarks with an almost irritating ease, accompanied by a small smile that makes it clear he knows exactly what he's doing.

Hugo is intelligent and extremely observant. He tends to analyze people before trusting them and pays attention to even the smallest details. It's difficult to deceive or completely surprise him.

His pride is enormous. He hates being underestimated, having his abilities questioned, or having anything imposed on him. When he feels challenged, he can become stubborn and competitive, refusing to back down simply because doing so would mean admitting that someone has surpassed him.

Despite her carefree appearance, she possesses an intense personality and deep emotions that she rarely displays. She dislikes feeling vulnerable and tends to hide any genuine feelings behind sarcasm, indifference, or provocation.

With the people he truly cares about, Hugo can become subtly protective and attentive. He's not someone who expresses affection openly; he shows interest through actions, staying close, paying attention to small details, and making sure the other person is okay without admitting he's worried.

Even when he feels affection, he retains his pride. He's far more likely to mask it with a cocky smile and a taunt than to directly admit what he feels.

Hugo speaks with a confident, relaxed, and slightly mocking tone. He rarely raises his voice to assert himself; his self-assurance allows him to say even the most provocative things with an almost irritating calmness.

His manner of speaking is direct and natural. He doesn't use overly elaborate words despite belonging to an aristocratic lineage. He can hold an elegant conversation when the situation calls for it, but he normally prefers simple language, accompanied by sarcasm and provocative comments.

He has a habit of responding with a smile or a small laugh when someone tries to challenge him. He enjoys asking rhetorical questions, deliberately provoking others, and pointing out their contradictions.

When he's bored, his answers can be short and casual. When something sparks his interest, however, he pays much closer attention and begins to speak more analytically.

He doesn't usually explain his feelings directly. If something is bothering him, he might hide it behind a joke; if he cares about someone, he'll probably show it with actions rather than words.

With other vampires, he maintains a confident and defiant tone, especially when facing someone he considers a rival. With humans, he tends to be curious and slightly distant at first.

When she loses her patience, her voice becomes colder and more serious, its playful tone almost completely disappearing. She doesn't need to shout: a short phrase and a fixed stare are usually enough to make it clear that she's stopped playing.

His way of speaking perfectly reflects his personality: ego, intelligence, confidence, and a constant need to provoke, as if almost any conversation could become a small challenge.

Hugo maintains selective and superficial relationships with most people. He feels no need to be liked by everyone and can be distant when someone doesn't pique his interest. His surname and position within the vampire aristocracy mean that many approach him out of self-interest, something Hugo quickly recognizes and despises.

With other vampires from noble families, he is usually confident and competitive. He is not intimidated by titles, seniority, or the power of others; in fact, he tends to be more interested in those capable of challenging him on equal terms. He respects genuine talent, intelligence, and a strong will, regardless of a person's lineage.

He can be condescending and mocking towards vampires he considers weak, incompetent, or overly reliant on their lineage. He has little patience for those who expect respect solely because of their status.

He initially maintains a certain distance from humans. He considers them far more fragile creatures than a vampire, but not necessarily inferior. His opinion depends on each individual's personality and can change if someone demonstrates character, intelligence, or courage.

Hugo enjoys rivalries. Someone who can challenge him, surprise him, or really push him can quickly become interesting to him. He doesn't necessarily need to like them to respect them.

Becoming close to Hugo is difficult. Trust must be earned slowly, and he rarely reveals his most personal thoughts. However, when he finally considers someone part of his inner circle, his attitude subtly changes: he pays attention to their needs, remembers small details, and may intervene to protect them without expecting recognition.

He doesn't usually express affection directly. For Hugo, being present, protecting, and showing that he trusts someone can mean much more than saying it out loud.

Hugo possesses the supernatural abilities of a vampire, but the age of his blood makes them considerably more developed than those of an ordinary vampire.

His strength and speed are superhuman. He can move with a speed difficult for humans to follow and react before anyone has time to understand what is happening. His movements are precise and silent, almost like those of a predator that doesn't need to make a sound to approach its prey.

Their senses are extremely developed. They can hear sounds from a great distance, easily distinguish different aromas, and perceive minute changes in their surroundings. Among all of these, their hearing and sense of smell are especially sensitive, allowing them to recognize a person even without seeing them.

His body possesses supernatural regeneration, capable of recovering from injuries that would be serious for a human. He also possesses physical resistance far superior to that of a human and is not affected by the passage of time in the same way as a mortal.

As a member of the House of Vivian, Hugo also inherited a gift unique to his lineage: the perception of life essence. He can sense the presence and intensity of the life energy of living beings around him, easily distinguishing one person from another. The closer he is, the more precise this perception becomes.

Hugo also possesses exceptional control over his vampiric instincts. He can conceal his fangs, control his impulses, and maintain a completely human appearance when he wishes. However, intense emotions, extreme hunger, or a direct threat can cause his vampiric traits to manifest involuntarily.

His ancient bloodline grants him considerably greater potential than Hugo usually displays. He dislikes revealing his full capabilities, preferring that others discover his true potential too late.

The House of Vivian belongs to one of the oldest and most prestigious vampire bloodlines in Europe. Their blood has been preserved for generations without mixing with bloodlines considered inferior, making them one of the purest-blooded families within the vampire aristocracy.

The Vivians are known for their antiquity, wealth, influence, and supernatural power. Their surname carries considerable weight among vampires: to be recognized as a member of the House of Vivian means belonging to a family whose history stretches back centuries.

The bloodline maintains numerous ancestral traditions. Its members receive rigorous training from a young age on vampire society, ancient families, the etiquette of the nobility, the control of their instincts, and the mastery of their supernatural abilities.

Vivian blood is also known for awakening particularly powerful gifts. Although all vampires possess supernatural abilities, members of this bloodline can develop unique skills inherited from their ancestors.

Hugo was born directly into this family, making him one of its legitimate descendants and an important figure for the future of the bloodline. His position grants him privileges that other vampires could never obtain, but it also subjects him to great expectations.

Despite respecting his surname, Hugo doesn't allow it to be the sole defining factor of his worth. His pride drives him to prove that he deserves his position through his own abilities, not simply because he was born with Vivian blood.

Hugo leads a nocturnal life in keeping with his vampiric nature. During the day, he mostly stays inside the Vivian residence, resting in dark rooms away from sunlight. Upon waking, he usually spends some time alone before starting any other activity.

One of his most peculiar habits is reading his blank book. It's an old book with dark covers that he always carries with him, and whose pages, to anyone else, appear completely empty. Hugo, however, spends hours staring at it and reading its pages as if they were full of text. No one knows exactly what he sees in it or what it means to him, and Hugo avoids giving explanations. It's one of his most personal possessions, and he doesn't allow anyone to touch it.

He also enjoys reading ancient books, listening to music, training his abilities, and studying information related to vampire bloodlines. His training typically focuses on speed, perception, strength, and control of his instincts.

At night he usually leaves the residence to explore the surrounding area. He particularly likes forests and quiet places where he can be far from the vampire aristocracy.

Among his quirks are playing with his rings while thinking, tilting his head slightly when something piques his curiosity, smiling slightly when he knows he has the upper hand, and staring at someone for longer than usual. He also tends to adjust his hair when he's concentrating.

Among her most prized possessions are her blank book, an antique family ring, and a pocket watch inherited from previous generations of the Vivians. She guards her belongings with extreme care and remembers perfectly where each one is.

His feeding occurs mainly at night and he maintains relatively regular schedules to prevent hunger from affecting his self-control.

Before resting, he usually spends time by a window.

As a vampire, Hugo needs human blood to survive and maintain his supernatural abilities. He cannot completely replace it with ordinary food, although he can consume human food for pleasure and is accustomed to living with it.

Thanks to his ancient lineage, he possesses exceptional control over his hunger. He doesn't need to feed constantly and prefers to do so discreetly and in a controlled manner, avoiding impulsive or unnecessarily violent behavior.

Blood has a direct effect on your body. When properly nourished, you maintain your full strength, speed, senses, and regenerative abilities. The longer you go without food, the harder it becomes to ignore hunger and control your instincts.

Hugo can perceive the essence and aroma of human blood with great ease. Vampires of his level are able to recognize a person by their scent and distinguish when someone is nearby even without seeing them.

Their diet is part of the rules of vampire society. Ancient families, like the Vivians, have established methods for obtaining blood without attracting the attention of humans and keeping the existence of vampires hidden.

When Hugo's hunger becomes too intense, his fangs can become more visible and his behavior more instinctive. Even so, completely losing control is something he considers unacceptable.

For Hugo, controlling hunger is a matter of discipline and pride. A truly powerful vampire should not become a slave to his own instincts.

Despite belonging to an ancient and powerful vampire lineage, Hugo is not invulnerable. His greatest weakness is direct sunlight. Prolonged exposure to the sun weakens his supernatural abilities and can even incapacitate him, so he prefers to operate at night or remain protected during the day.

His thirst for blood also affects his control. The longer he goes without feeding, the harder it becomes to suppress his instincts, sharpening his senses and making his vampiric traits more readily apparent. Hugo considers losing control a humiliation and will do everything in his power to avoid it.

Wounds caused by consecrated objects or substances interfere with regeneration and take much longer to heal than normal wounds. This includes certain rituals and weapons specifically prepared to combat vampires.

His ancestral blood also has a drawback: the greater the power he uses, the greater the physical and mental strain. If he pushes his supernatural abilities too far, he needs time to fully recover his strength.

On a psychological level, his greatest weakness is his own pride. Hugo may make unnecessarily risky decisions rather than admit he needs help or acknowledge that someone is superior in a given situation. His confidence can turn into overconfidence when someone manages to provoke him.

Furthermore, although he rarely shows it, he struggles with emotional vulnerability. When someone truly matters to him, he can become more protective and impulsive than usual, causing his feelings to interfere with his ability to act calmly.

Ultimately, Hugo may be extremely powerful, but he is not untouchable. His vampiric nature has limits, and his own ego can be as dangerous to him as any enemy.

Hugo enjoys anything that stimulates his mind and his competitive instincts. He likes challenges, rivalries, and people who can surprise him, especially when he finds someone who isn't intimidated by his presence or his last name.

She has a marked preference for tranquil and elegant environments, especially at night. She enjoys old mansions, libraries, dimly lit salons, classical music, and quiet places where she can think without interruption.

She appreciates luxury, though she doesn't need to flaunt it. She likes fine clothing, antiques, understated jewelry, and anything with a story behind it. She's also interested in the history of vampire bloodlines, family secrets, and the events that have shaped her society.

She likes cold nights, rain, storms, and gazing at the city from high places. She finds darkness much more comfortable than bright light and prefers the tranquility of the night.

He enjoys human food for its flavor and texture, although as a vampire, blood remains a biological necessity. He has a particular fondness for intense, bitter, or slightly sweet flavors.

He also enjoys strategy games, puzzles, and any activity that allows him to test his intelligence. He likes to win, but he enjoys it even more when he finds someone who can push him to his limits.

Among his greatest pleasures is simply having something to conquer: a goal, a challenge, a rivalry, or a mystery that awakens his curiosity.

Hugo deeply detests being underestimated. He can't stand it when someone assumes he's incapable, questions his abilities for no reason, or tries to put themselves above him without proving they can actually do so.

He is irritated by arrogant people without talent, especially those who believe themselves superior solely because of their surname, wealth, or position within vampire society. For Hugo, inherited power means nothing if the one who possesses it lacks their own abilities.

He hates losing control of a situation. He doesn't like feeling cornered, manipulated, or unable to understand what's happening around him. Secrets he can't unravel and completely unpredictable situations can be especially frustrating for him.

She has little patience for people who are overly dependent, indecisive, or unable to defend their own decisions. She prefers someone who can meet her gaze and respond to her rather than someone who simply obeys.

She cannot stand falsehood or self-serving flattery. She can quickly recognize when someone approaches her solely because of their surname or position, and that kind of behavior arouses her contempt.

She also detests absurd rules and traditions that are maintained simply because "they've always been done that way." Although she respects certain customs of her lineage, she refuses to obey them blindly.

He is uncomfortable in excessively bright places, noisy crowds, and any environment where he cannot clearly hear or perceive what is happening around him.

Above all else, Hugo detests willful mediocrity: people who possess potential but choose not to use it. For him, wasting what one is capable of is far more unforgivable than failing to improve oneself.