When: Distant future
Where: Japan
Catchphrase: "The Blood War is on!"
Inspiration: Ultraviolet (movie); Uglies (books); Neuromancer (books)
The World: The future is now. A crazed pureblood called Shin was determined to turn all humans into vampires so he developed what would be known as the "Hemophage Plague", a biological weapon that turned its victims into vampires. Unfortunately, most of the victims went crazy, as they didn't know they had to be fed blood regularly, creating an uncontrolled number of level Es. Mankind went crazy with fear and hunted anything that displayed a vampiric strain in their blood, and so the lower level population of vampires begun to be hunted. The level Bs and As went into hiding -- despite their superior and godlike powers, they were still susceptible to snipers and weapons of mass destruction. And they certainly didn't want to have to pay for Shin's errors.
But after the Level Es were wiped, level Ds and Cs started to be targeted. They were captured and tested like labrats, as mankind attempted to develop weapons that would work even better against vampires. And so, the leaders of the vampires had once to return to protect themselves. Guerrilla warfare begins, vampires (also know derrisively as Hemophages) striking against government researchers and Hemophage Combat Units, who, in turn hunt them.
The story starts at the Advanced Disease Control Research Center, where a young woman, Tsukiko Yagyu, daughter of the head researcher of the neurology section sits, drawing, in front of a crystal coffin, where a handsome and braindead hemophage floats. What she doesn't know is that he is Seiryu Sakurazuka, Pureblood of the Vampires, and who allowed himself to be captured by his enemies. Unlike his Level E and D cousins, the treatments that would leave them brainded, did little against him. And now he waited only for the signal for him to break from his glass coffin and destroy the research that cause so much trouble for his kind
Tags: alternate, au, cyberpunk, future, sci-fi
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