Struggling Inside and Out

Amidst the interaction between the vampire clan and human society, Casavell felt an indescribable pressure. Family members began to sense his conflicting emotions, prompting Alex to initiate a private conversation.

"Casavell, you seem troubled by many things. We are a family, and sharing our concerns with each other is only natural." Alex's tone was filled with concern.

Casavell remained silent for a moment, then candidly revealed his inner turmoil, "I feel trapped inside and out. There's distrust within the family, and external pressure from human society. Finding balance is challenging."

Understanding, Alex nodded, "We all feel the pressure, but we can't forsake our nature due to external opposition. Through cooperation and communication, we can find solutions."

This private conversation became a turning point within the family. Casavell decided to address the internal conflicts openly, facing external pressures alongside the members. During a family meeting, he stated unequivocally, "We're in a struggle inside and out, but we can't fall apart because of it. We need a deeper understanding of each other to collectively confront the threat of the night."

Alex looked intently at Casavell, saying, "Our strength lies in unity, not division. You're our leader, but you're also one of us. We're willing to work together to alleviate internal and external pressures."

While family members harbored individual concerns, Casavell's openness broke the silence's shackles. They began discussing strategies collectively, seeking ways to collaborate with human society. In this crucial moment, Alex proposed a bold plan.

"We can appoint some family members as envoys, representing us in direct dialogues with human society. Through cooperation, perhaps we can change their perception of vampires and better protect our family."

After careful consideration, Casavell nodded in agreement. The situation of internal and external struggles required collective efforts from the family, reflecting their commitment to survival. Implementing this plan would present a new challenge, but it also held the hope of the family rediscovering equilibrium.