Lost Crimson: Greece Battle

1878: Greece

There was a fierce battle between the Damians and the Crimsons. The Damians were a clan of vampires who could transform into humans if they wished. Their targets were the inhabitants of the church. They would capture them one by one, bind them, and drain their blood.

The Crimsons, on the other hand, were a powerful vampire family. They possessed magic, or what they called "dark spells" or "psychic powers," to fight those who sought to kill Count and Countess Crimsons.

The Crimsons were called the "beautiful lineage" of vampires because of their appearance. They looked human, and each of them had a distinguished rank. People like them could be found in the eastern part of Florina Dimitri, Greece. Due to their beautiful lineage, many people were enchanted by their looks and their kindness towards others. As a result, the number of half-cold-blooded Crimsons increased.

The Crimsons and the Damians were different. The Damians were feared by people, while the Crimsons were loved because of their goodness.

When a conflict arose between the Damians and the Crimsons, a great rift occurred in the central part of Greece in the 1700s. The people residing in that country became angry and started to chase and harass the warring vampires after the war.

In fear of killing humans, the Crimsons chose to surrender and accepted that they did not belong in their world. Many of them died, and they were buried with garlic and wooden stakes pierced through their hearts to prevent their resurrection. Their burial ground became their former residence in Florina Dimitri, now known as "The Vampires' Grave."

It is believed that one of the Crimsons could not be found after the battle, based on the evidence scattered throughout the country. The missing Crimson was the child of Countess Alucina Veiago Crimson Dimitri. Alucina had three children, so it was unclear which one was missing.

Many bodies were found, and the cause of their deaths was attributed to an extraordinarily powerful vampire attack.

Where could the missing Crimson be?