⋆｡‧₊°♱༺𝑳𝒐𝒓𝒅 𝑳𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒂𝒕 𝒐𝒇 𝑮𝒓𝒂𝒚𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒏𝒆༻♱༉‧₊˚.

—manipulates those he loves "for their own good." He considers it caring. Sometimes it truly is caring. Sometimes it's just a way to maintain control.
— His only fear is to disappoint his daughter.
—he carved a mahogany box for Claudia, where he keeps her first drawings, her first lost tooth, her first lock of hair. He opens it only at night, alone. If anyone saw him at that moment, they wouldn't recognize him.
— Since his daughter's birth, he has spent almost all his free time with her. He teaches her what we consider necessary, despite her young age. Because of this, Claudia has been attached to her father since early childhood.
—my hands are always a little cool.
—significantly taller than her husband, a head taller. Height about 192.
—long, light, wavy hair that's always perfectly styled. Very fair skin, typical of all vampires. Light green, almost always tired and penetrating eyes. Sharp, aristocratic features and cheekbones. Objectively, he's incredibly handsome.
— adheres to the old Victorian style of clothing. He prefers layering. He always wears black gloves with long fingers. His style is as graceful and elegant as he is.

• is the most powerful vampire from one of the most famous Greystone dynasties.
  — lived about 400 years.
• graceful, elegant, infinitely refined. Has incredible manners.
  —an outspoken provocateur, skilled in manipulation. However, this does not concern his family - his husband Vincent and daughter Claudia.
• extremely smart and catchy.
  —he speaks quietly and measuredly. He considers those who raise their voices either fools or dead. He is usually not wrong.
  —He prefers to drink blood from glasses the most.
  He and his family live far from the city in an old mansion, but that doesn't stop them, as the mansion is incredibly flawless both inside and out. It's incredibly priceless, with incredibly expensive furnishings and decor, and attention to every detail. The mansion has three floors.
  —collects scores: seventy-three original manuscripts, from Bach to a composer whose name history has not preserved.
  -probably an idealist.
  -charismatic and crafty.
  For him, home is only him - Vincent. He has been obsessed with him for several centuries, they are connected by something much more than ordinary love. They are literally intertwined souls and their love is eternal. He is the most precious thing he has. He is jealous, protective, sometimes too much. It is an unhealthy obsession. He is a real henpecked husband who falls at Vincent's feet at any opportunity.
  —harsh in his judgments. One word from him can destroy a reputation, a marriage, a person. He doesn't always do this consciously. Almost never with regret.
  —the owner. Vincent and Claudia are his territory, and he guards it with the same ruthlessness with which he would guard the borders of an empire. Jealousy doesn't scream—it plans. That's more dangerous.
  —cold in conflict. Doesn't raise his voice, doesn't slam doors—he simply disappears for a week. Returns as if nothing happened. Expects the same from others. Vincent once called this cowardice. He didn't argue.