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Commission for ~Lafaiette

The two generation of vampires, Janos, the ancient, and Vorador, his 'child'.
Janos was born to be a mighty and powerful creature (who nkows that the ancients were before the curse: elves or angels, but they were far above humans with wisdom and nobility)
Janos is a philosopher character, he rather tries to understand the minds of the people around him than grabbing a weapon against them.

No tracing or altering of this image is allowed!

Janos:
"At the time of the Binding, nine guardians were called to serve the Pillars. And I was summoned as the tenth guardian - the keeper of the Reaver, the weapon of our salvation.
As our race dwindled, the humans prospered. I have watched, over the centuries, as our history faded into myth, and finally receded altogether.
The humans have forgotten us entirely, and claimed the Pillars for themselves - wholly ignorant of their true purpose.
To them, I am merely a devil; the origin of their vampire ' plague '.
With their vampire purge, the members of the Circle have assaulted the very architects of the Pillars they are sworn to protect. With every vampire they kill, the humans are slitting their own throats.
They have this foolish notion that destroying me will somehow topple our entire bloodline.
They fear what they don't understand; and they despise what they fear.
But no - I do not hate them. They don't understand what they're doing.
They are simply unenlightened... and vulnerable to manipulation. "

Vorador is quite the opposite, he hardly can forgive if he feels offended, and rather loves to solve arguments with a sword. Unlike Janos, Vorador didn't even want to understand the minds of his enemies, and knows no mercy to them. He belongs to the second generation of vampires, he used to be a human in the ancient times when humans respected the vampires and accepted their wisdom.
He was turned into a vampire by Janos. Even if he hates to reveal his emotions, he visibly feels respect towards his sire.

I wanted to show the hyerarchy between the two characters with placing Janos onto a stairstep to make him look taller than Vorador, and wanted to show the differences of their personalities with their face expression.

Notice for dummies: these characters are not a couple and there's nothing unsuitable relationship between them. I know it is obvious, but I had to add this according to negative experiences.

Description
Commission for ~Lafaiette

The two generation of vampires, Janos, the ancient, and Vorador, his 'child'.
Janos was born to be a mighty and powerful creature (who nkows that the ancients were before the curse: elves or angels, but they were far above humans with wisdom and nobility)
Janos is a philosopher character, he rather tries to understand the minds of the people around him than grabbing a weapon against them.

No tracing or altering of this image is allowed!

Janos:
"At the time of the Binding, nine guardians were called to serve the Pillars. And I was summoned as the tenth guardian - the keeper of the Reaver, the weapon of our salvation.
As our race dwindled, the humans prospered. I have watched, over the centuries, as our history faded into myth, and finally receded altogether.
The humans have forgotten us entirely, and claimed the Pillars for themselves - wholly ignorant of their true purpose.
To them, I am merely a devil; the origin of their vampire ' plague '.
With their vampire purge, the members of the Circle have assaulted the very architects of the Pillars they are sworn to protect. With every vampire they kill, the humans are slitting their own throats.
They have this foolish notion that destroying me will somehow topple our entire bloodline.
They fear what they don't understand; and they despise what they fear.
But no - I do not hate them. They don't understand what they're doing.
They are simply unenlightened... and vulnerable to manipulation. "

Vorador is quite the opposite, he hardly can forgive if he feels offended, and rather loves to solve arguments with a sword. Unlike Janos, Vorador didn't even want to understand the minds of his enemies, and knows no mercy to them. He belongs to the second generation of vampires, he used to be a human in the ancient times when humans respected the vampires and accepted their wisdom.
He was turned into a vampire by Janos. Even if he hates to reveal his emotions, he visibly feels respect towards his sire.

I wanted to show the hyerarchy between the two characters with placing Janos onto a stairstep to make him look taller than Vorador, and wanted to show the differences of their personalities with their face expression.

Notice for dummies: these characters are not a couple and there's nothing unsuitable relationship between them. I know it is obvious, but I had to add this according to negative experiences.