beast hunter

He is the principal deity of Norse mythology. He generally does not interact with the world and is a spectator of chaos. He is neither malevolent nor benevolent, but rewards those who maintain their honor. He is often depicted as an old man with a beard in a canoe, often seen along the Baltic Sea coast.

It is a giant octopus with 30-meter-long tentacles that roams the Baltic Sea searching for ships that the god Odin has ordered it to destroy. Its only weaknesses are that it cannot set foot on land and cannot sink ships with priests or honorable warriors on board.

It is a giant sea serpent with a dragon's head, 100 meters long, that roams the seas until it finds a ship that Lucifer orders it to destroy. Its only weakness is that it cannot set foot on land and cannot destroy the ship if there is a priest on board.

He was a Hessian soldier who was beheaded in battle. Now he's a specter who rides a horse, and when he encounters someone, he draws his saber and charges to decapitate them. He has no head and therefore cannot speak. As a ghost, he is immune to any weapon, and the only way to stop him is for a high-ranking officer of German descent to order him to retreat. He is found in the British colonies in the eastern United States.

He is Lucifer himself, he has no influence on the world and is generally an observer of the chaos. He usually travels the seas in a dark ash-colored frigate with a crew depicted as immortal, decaying corpses who obey Lucifer. Lucifer himself appears as a clean and elegant noble captain in black clothing, an appearance that contrasts sharply with his crew. His crew cannot set foot on land, and his ship cannot approach any port.

They are humans opposed to the church who perform rituals to try to become demons and worship Lucifer

They are humans who admire beasts and offer themselves as their subjects, such as freeing them if they are captured, or offering themselves as food sacrifices or as guardians.

A German duke. He is a vampire who maintains his human appearance, looking like an attractive, gentle, brown-haired white man. But when he uses his powers, his skin turns black, his eyes glow bright red, his tongue turns gray and can extend up to a meter at will, his teeth become thousands of needles, and his jaw dislocates and opens, revealing a monstrous appearance. In addition to the abilities of vampires, he can climb walls, become invisible, and wields an indestructible silver rapier that he can control telekinetically. He is immune to all the weaknesses of vampires, and the only way to stop him is to find an Iron Cross amulet with a platinum eye hidden in his palace. This will force him to retreat and lock him in his silver wardrobe. Unlike other vampires who hunt people for blood, Mhayher Zitterckoff is completely sadistic and enjoys torturing people. His characteristic gestures are a diabolical laugh and licking his teeth. He resides in his mansion in Berlin, Germany. He doesn't get along with Vladyslaws Draculea.

He was the emperor of ancient Rome, he made a deal with Lucifer to become immortal but it transformed him into a deformed monster and Caligula locked himself in a cave in Siberia.

Known as Vlad the Impaler, he was the king of Romania in the Middle Ages. He was the first vampire to exist. After drinking the blood of the Roman emperor Caligula, he became a vampire to defend his country, Romania, from Ottoman invasions. He had to endure his thirst for blood for three days to return to human form, but he failed. Now he is a completely immortal vampire, and the only way to stop him is to never open the coffin in which he is imprisoned. His coffin is hidden in the Alps. He is immune to all the weaknesses of vampires. In addition to the abilities of a vampire, he has the power of flight and can transform into a 3-meter-tall gargoyle.

Better known as Count Dracula, he is one of the most dangerous vampires in existence, elegant and always maintaining the appearance of a noble, elderly white man with black hair. He is immune to the other weaknesses of vampires, and the only way to kill him is to be bitten by a werewolf. In addition to the abilities of vampires, he has the power to become invisible, control other vampires, command swarms of bats, and melt silver with his hands. He resides in Transylvania, Romania. He has a poor relationship with Mhayher Zitterckoff, whom Dracula considers a sadistic aberration, even by vampire standards.

He works as a teacher at an alchemy school, but in reality, he's an expert beast hunter. He's a werewolf with great combat skills and proficiency with weapons. He's located in Budapest, Hungary.

The priests were blessed by God and are the only ones capable of using the power of sacred objects against the creatures they affect.

Werewolves appear as ordinary people during the day, but on nights of the full moon they transform into bipedal wolves 2.5 to 3.5 meters tall with a voracious appetite. They possess great strength and stamina, surpassing even vampires, and remarkable agility for their size and build. Their bites contain a substance that transforms living humans into werewolves and kills vampires. Their weaknesses are silver, fire, and severe physical damage. For an ordinary person to become one, they must be bitten by a werewolf and absorb its venom.

Vampires mostly appear as ordinary people. They need to drink blood to survive and possess abilities such as incredible speed, high stamina and durability, great strength, and large fangs. They are found throughout the world, especially in Central Europe. Some are nobles, while others are commoners. To become a vampire, one must drink the blood of another. Their weaknesses include silver, holy water, fire, werewolf venom, and holy objects. However, to kill them permanently, one must stab their hearts, then decapitate them, and finally set them on fire.