My guardian demon
This is the tale of two vampire lovers defying all odds.
Raige, a vampire prince, half wolf and vampire. Found love in Sierra, his closest friend and the daughter of their clan's general vampire. Sierra held a unique perspective on life. Instead of cherishing the powers and eternal life bestowed upon a regular vampire, she yearned to be an ordinary, fragile human.
Raige, initially hesitant about Sierra's desires, possessed a hidden power that could fulfill her wish. Upon discovering the harsh reality of Sierra's life with her father's new family and impending marriage, Raige understood her desperation to escape her predetermined fate.
In a daring act of loyalty, Raige stole the elixir for Sierra, sacrificing Lothian, his loyal servant and a son who had betrayed the king a century earlier. This selfless act led to the tragic loss of two of Raige's dear friends, as Lothian unknowingly followed his prince's orders, culminating in Sierra's premature death at the tender age of thirteen.
According to legend, those creatures like him who consumed the elixir would either perish or transform into a frail human. To everyone's surprise, Sierra passed away without a clear understanding of her future resurrection.
Years later, an unfamiliar adult figure emerged, unrecognizable to those who once knew her. However, Raige recognized Aliyah as the reincarnation of Sierra—a vulnerable human exuding a captivating blood scent. Despite his enduring affection for his best friend, Aliyah viewed Raige as a lethal demon who had taken the life of her sister, prompting her to seek retribution.
Now faced with the challenge of reigniting Aliyah's memories and affection, Raige's plans are disrupted when the elders discover Aliyah possesses blood capable of restoring vampires to their human form. Various factions of vampires and wolves vie for control over the innocent Aliyah—some intent on her demise, while others seek her blood as a potent weapon, desiring the rare chance to transition from vampire to human.
memories18 · realistisch
