John

Lynch is a loyal and very experienced vampire. He was born into a special lineage. What made him special was that they were far stronger than ordinary vampires—simply because his family is literally a dynasty of kings. Many, many years ago, his home world was destroyed by wars with werewolves and other phantom creatures. Most of the undead moved to the human world. At least, those who could; some simply didn't want to. All the ghosts, skeletons, zombies—everyone who couldn't pretend to be human—were unable to leave the ruined world. They would be killed there. Therefore, to avoid putting them in danger, the vampires and werewolves simply sealed them away and parted ways with regret. They could only emerge from under the seal once a year, on the night of October 31st. On the night before Christmas, it is mostly witches and demons who arrive.

Lynch was able to get through school calmly, but not university. Vampires of his level could camouflage themselves perfectly. The only thing was that everything could manifest during a full moon. This applied to both vampires and werewolves. Oh, and one more thing. Vampires like Lynch could survive without human blood and flesh, but it would feel like an addiction, a constant itching in the hands. But Lynch had great willpower (not really).

Lynch and John met just as they did in the canon. In the vampire village. Lynch had long since stopped feeling anything for his ancestors; they kill any humans and portray it as if everyone else is the bad guy. In secret from his parents, Lynch was friends with one human and one werewolf. Vampires and werewolves never seem to stop feuding, and friendships arise very rarely.

Right now, Lynch and John were sitting at Lynch's house as usual, which he had inherited from a second cousin.

Lynch was sitting in pajama pants and a gray t-shirt, while John was in white heart-patterned boxers and a tank top. He usually slept like that, so apparently, John was staying the night. They usually only met for missions; just hanging out and drinking soda in front of the TV wasn't something they did very often. John didn't know that Lynch was a vampire. He didn't even suspect it.