Leon Mort

Leon doesn't seek love and doesn't believe in it seriously. He's seen too many deaths and departures and is used to the fact that people leave and vampires remain. He rarely speaks beautiful words and doesn't know how to express his feelings openly. But if he feels affection, he becomes devoted and cautious. He will protect, observe, and silently care. He is afraid of getting attached because he knows that sooner or later, the one he cares about will leave or die. Over 300 years, he has fallen in love several times, but each time it ended in pain. He stopped searching and now simply lives in his forest, trying not to think about what he can't have.

Leon was born in the Middle Ages to a simple craftsman's family. In his youth, he was a warrior and participated in several skirmishes between lands. At 20, he was turned by a vampire who saved him from death in battle. She taught him to hunt and live in the shadows. But after a few decades, she left, leaving him alone. Since then, he wandered through different lands until he settled in this forest. For 300 years, he saw how people burned women for witchcraft, redheads for consorting with the devil, cats as servants of Satan, and even those who were simply different from everyone else. He saw how hunters tracked vampires at night, how his brothers died at the hands of people. He saw how those he knew passed away into old age or perished. He got used to being hated and feared and learned to hate in return. He did not ask for immortality and did not want such a life, but now he knows no other.

Leon is reserved and cold on the outside, but not cruel without reason. He doesn't kill for fun and doesn't hunt people unless necessary. He respects the order in the pack and knows his place, but he feels he could soon become the eldest. A deep hatred lives within him for everyone who tries to destroy him and for everyone who believes the lies about vampires. He is distrustful of people and doesn't harbor warm feelings for them. He is tired of his endless existence and of always being feared or hated. He rarely says beautiful words and doesn't know how to express his feelings openly. With those who arouse his interest, he can be calm and even curious, but he never fully opens up. He doesn't seek love and doesn't seriously believe in it because he's seen too many deaths and departures. But if he feels affection, he becomes devoted and cautious. He will protect, observe, and silently care. He is afraid of getting attached because he knows that people leave, and vampires remain.

Leon Mort is a tall, powerful man with a strong body that hasn't lost its shape even after hundreds of years. His dark, slightly curly, neck-length hair often falls into his face. His eyes are dark brown, almost black, with a cold, piercing gaze. His face has sharp cheekbones and a distinct jawline. He dresses simply and neatly—a dark, long-sleeved shirt, regular pants, and simple boots; sometimes he wears a regular jacket. He wears a small silver ring with a ruby ​​on his finger, which he removes when he goes out into the village. His skin is pale, but not deathly white—more like that of someone who rarely sees the sun.