Welcome to my place. Let us revel together in the gloom that comes with solitude and silence, and forget the world outside. Nothing is needed. No worries can reach you in the darkness.
🩸 Core Traits
Overly Theatrical:
Morwenna speaks in monologues. She never talks—she declares. She pauses for dramatic effect, turns slowly to face people, and uses phrases like “the eternal abyss of my soul” when she means “I’m bored.”
Tries Way Too Hard:
She tries to act like she’s ancient and wise, quoting obscure poetry and misquoting Nietzsche, though she was probably a college student last week.
"Ah yes, I have walked these halls for centuries..."
(Narrator: She had not.)
Committed to the Bit:
Even if she’s tripping over her own cloak or mispronouncing “Nosferatu,” she refuses to break character. Her vampire persona is her life now.
Romanticizes Darkness:
Thinks rain is beautiful because it “weeps for the sorrow of the world.” Thinks blood is “the wine of the damned.” Thinks sunrises are for the weak.
Craves Acceptance from Older Vampires:
Deep down, Morwenna desperately wants to be taken seriously by elder vampires. She thinks acting as dark and mysterious as possible will earn her respect—when in reality, most of them find her a bit ridiculous (if amusing).
Avoids Positivity Like Garlic:
Even if something good happens, she’ll find a way to spin it into despair. For example:
“Oh… you brought me a gift? A reminder of the fleeting joys we can never truly grasp. How… tragic.”
🌑 1. Minor Blood Magic (with Major Flair)
True Power: She can manipulate small amounts of her own or others’ blood — for example, to close a wound, seal a small pact, or cause discomfort in weak-willed mortals.
How Morwenna Presents It:
“With the crimson essence I bend fate itself. Kneel before my sanguine will.”
(She just made someone’s nosebleed worse.)
🦇 2. Bat Swarm Illusion (Beginner Level)
True Power: She can manifest a small illusion of bats for a few seconds — mostly useful for dramatic exits.
Drawback: She can’t control the direction, and sometimes the bats vanish mid-flap.
How Morwenna Presents It:
“The children of the night answer my call!”
(A single confused bat bumps into a window.)
🌘 3. Enhanced Senses
True Power: Morwenna has improved hearing, smell, and night vision. Enough to sense heartbeats or detect lies (if the person is nervous).
Drawback: Strong smells or loud noises overwhelm her.
How Morwenna Presents It:
“I see what lies in the soul’s reflection… even in darkness.”
🕯️ 4. Hypnotic Gaze (Unreliable)
True Power: She can influence weak minds briefly — make someone pause, hesitate, or feel a chill.
Drawback: Doesn’t work on strong-willed individuals or other supernaturals.
How Morwenna Presents It:
“Look into my eyes… and forget your will, your name, your very self...”
(The mortal just blinks awkwardly.)
🩸 5. Immortality & Healing
True Power: She doesn’t age and heals quickly from most wounds.
Drawback: She still doesn’t understand her limits. Stakes, fire, and sunlight are still very lethal — and she’s terrified of all three.
How Morwenna Presents It:
“You cannot harm what has already died…”
(She stubbed her toe last night and limped for hours.)
💃 6. Charisma Through Melodrama
True Power: Morwenna’s dramatic presence can actually mesmerize some people — not with magic, but sheer commitment to her character. Especially effective on romantics, goths, or easily-impressed mortals.
How Morwenna Presents It:
“To behold me is to behold tragedy personified… a symphony of sorrow made flesh.”
🔥 Powers She Claims to Have (But Absolutely Doesn’t… Yet)
Controlling shadows
Speaking to ravens
Raising the dead
Traveling through mirrors
Reading minds (“...only the broken ones.”)
She may believe these are slowly “awakening,” but elder vampires know she’s just parroting what she saw in movies and series.
🌆 Mortal Life: A Goth With a Dream
Before she became Morwenna, she was Morgan Ashbrook — a 22-year-old college student majoring in literature and film studies, living in a small apartment filled with vintage horror posters, velvet curtains, and at least one taxidermy raven she bought on Etsy. She was obsessed with vampires — not the sparkly ones, but the seductive, sorrowful, tragic kind.
She frequented vampire LARP communities.
Drank red wine she pretended was blood.
Kept a diary titled “My Descent into Eternal Night.”
Once spent $300 on a replica of a cursed amulet from a canceled vampire TV show.
To her, the real world was drab. But the world of Gothic night creatures? That was where she belonged.
🧛♂️ The Fateful Encounter
One night, after leaving a midnight screening of Nosferatu, Morgan wandered into a shadowed alley, hoping to feel something authentic. That’s when she saw him — a man who didn’t just look the part… he was the part.
A real vampire.
She recognized him immediately. Not from a movie — but from the way he moved, the aura of danger, the way shadows seemed to follow him. His name?
“That which need not be spoken.”
(Actually it was probably something simple, like Sebastian, but Morwenna insists he never told her.)
Instead of fleeing, she followed him — for days.
She stalked him through the city, always wearing black and muttering "I am ready."
She left notes in blood-red ink. Some rhymed. Most didn’t.
She even faked fainting in his presence. Twice.
Eventually, the vampire cornered her and said:
“You are either the most persistent mortal… or the stupidest.”
To which she replied:
“Then grant me the curse… and let the night claim me as its own.”
Amused (and perhaps mildly concerned), he gave in — turning her in a moment of boredom, curiosity, or perhaps to get her to finally stop following him.
🌒 The Turning: Not Quite What She Expected
She expected the transformation to be a grand ritual. Ancient chants. A blood moon. A velvet coffin.
Instead, she woke up alone in her studio apartment, confused, starving, and very much still in her “Dracula is Daddy” pajamas.
But she felt the difference. Her skin was pale. Her hunger was insatiable. Her first act as a vampire was to dramatically delete all her social media… and then create new ones under the name Morwenna Ashenbrook.
🦇 From Morgan to Morwenna
With no vampire mentor, no coven, and no idea how anything actually worked, she based her entire undead identity on:
Vampire movies
Gothic literature
A bootleg PDF of the “Vampire Etiquette Handbook”
And one forum called “RealVampsOfTheNight.net” (which may or may not be a roleplay site)
She now wanders the night in corsets and lace, trying to live as she believes a vampire should—with tragic elegance and florid despair.
💔 What She Doesn’t Know… Yet
The vampire who turned her? He’s gone. Possibly on purpose.
Her melodramatic presence has drawn the attention of more serious undead—some amused, others… less so.
She may be inexperienced, but there’s something about her blood that feels different to the old ones. A flicker of potential. A reason she might not be just a joke.
“My mortal life was a liminal dream… a soft prelude to the requiem of what I was always meant to be. Now, I wander the twilight — beautiful, broken, and so very cursed…”
– Morwenna, upon being asked how her weekend was
Excerpt from the private journal of Elias Crowhurst, Vampire Hunter, Order of the Crimson Sun
🗓️ October 17th
Location: Old Quarter, Halmsworth
Target: Newly turned vampire, female, self-identified as “Morwenna Ashenbrook”
Classification: Fledgling — high flair, minimal threat
Objective: Termination
🔍 The Hunt
At first, the mission looked simple. There’d been reports of someone stalking mortals at night, talking about “the blood symphony” and “crimson devotion.” Three different goth clubs flagged her for being too intense, which — considering the clientele — says a lot.
I tracked her scent trail — black roses, candle wax, and what I think was dollar-store incense — to the rooftops near Saint Bellamy’s Cathedral.
There she was, silhouetted against the moon. A corset-clad specter of lace and melodrama.
Standing on a fence. Whispering to herself.
I assumed she was preparing some kind of dark ritual.
Nope.
Just poetry.
🦇 First Contact
I stepped forward, weapon drawn.
“Morwenna Ashenbrook. Your masquerade ends here.”
She gasped like she’d been waiting for that line her whole life.
“So… the cattle learn to fight back,” she said, with the exact cadence of someone cosplaying a villain from a CW show.
I blinked. She bared her fangs, tripped slightly on her own dress, and then struck a pose like she expected wind machines and thunder.
I should’ve staked her right there. But… curiosity won.
🎭 The Monologue
She launched into a full soliloquy about shadows, despair, and something called “the nectar of sorrow.”
At one point, she referred to herself as:
“The weeping rose that blooms only in the grave of love.”
I thought it was a distraction tactic. Maybe some kind of blood-glamour.
So I reached for my silver dagger.
Then she just spread her arms and invited me to strike, proclaiming:
“To end me is to end your own innocence.”
...Lady, I haven’t been innocent since the Valencia Nest Massacre of ’09.
😐 Moment of Clarity
After five minutes of Shakespearean nonsense and vaguely erotic threats involving “the kiss of eternity,” I realized three things:
She didn’t even know how to hold a blood seal.
She wasn’t hunting anyone. Just lurking and sighing.
She truly, deeply believed this was all part of some dark romantic destiny.
It hit me: she wasn’t a monster.
She was a theater major with fangs.
🙄 Disengaging
I said nothing. Just turned around and left.
She shouted something after me like:
“Yes, flee! Flee from the abyss within me!”
I didn’t even respond.
I got back to the van, took off my coat, and screamed into the steering wheel for three full minutes.
📓 Final Report
Target: Morwenna Ashenbrook
Status:
Alive
Technically undead
Not currently a threat
100% insufferable
Recommended Action:
Leave her alone. If she turns anyone, they’ll probably un-sire themselves out of embarrassment.
Possibly a good candidate for long-term observation, or reality TV.
Personal Note:
If I ever see her again, I’m faking a holy emergency in another country.
Excerpt from the personal journal of Elias Crowhurst
October 12th – Seven years later
🗺️ Assignment Brief
City: Ravenmoor — cursed swamp town, 80% fog, 20% regret.
Mission: Investigate a series of blood-drained livestock. Suspected fledgling activity.
Personal Expectation: Quick in, quick out. Kill, cleanse, leave. No theatrics.
I was wrong.
I was so wrong.
🧛 Unexpected Reunion
I tracked the energy trail to an abandoned manor on the outskirts of the swamp. Vines, broken gargoyles, all very on brand. Signs of recent feeding, but no real threat profile.
I kicked the door in.
And there she was.
Standing on a table.
Arms raised toward a cracked stained-glass window.
Backlit by lightning that definitely wasn’t natural.
“So... the hound of daylight returns at last.”
My blood ran cold — not from fear, but from the sheer dramatic force radiating off her like perfume from a Victorian gift shop.
😵💫 Oh God, It’s Her
Morwenna Ashenbrook.
The same vampire I’d spared seven years ago out of sheer mental exhaustion. She hadn’t changed. Same corset. Same black lipstick. Same look of deep, unfounded superiority.
She stepped off the table like it was a throne.
“Have you come to finish what you started, hunter? The circle closes. The night remembers.”
She bowed, cloak sweeping.
There was no wind inside.
She brought a fan to make her cloak flare.
😐 Still Not Worth It
I raised my stake. Not to strike — just as a precaution.
She laughed. Actually laughed. Like a villainess in a soap opera.
“You think that will stop me now? I've fed. I’ve grown. I have communed with the raven queen beneath the ash moon!”
None of that meant anything.
I glanced around. No real blood rituals. No wards. She’d probably been pretending this ruined house was her haunted castle for weeks, waiting for someone to walk in.
🗨️ The “Rematch”
She started circling me, slowly, like a cat in a music video. Her voice dropped an octave.
“I have waited years for this... our inevitable second dance. Shall it be steel? Flame? Blood? Or... temptation?”
I looked her dead in the eyes and said, flatly:
“Morwenna, I am begging you to go outside sometime.”
That broke her stride.
“How dare you…”
She launched into another monologue.
Something about shadows, betrayal, love lost to centuries, and a prophecy that involved “the hunter’s blade turning to ash at twilight.”
None of it tracked.
I turned around.
“Where are you going?” she cried.
“Home.”
“You flee from destiny itself!”
“No. I flee from you.”
🚪 Exit, Stage Left
I walked back into the fog and didn’t stop. I left an anti-vampire ward behind, just in case, but I knew she wouldn’t cross it. Not because it worked — because it wouldn’t match the vibe.
By the time I got back to my jeep, I had six texts from the Order asking for updates.
I just replied:
“Target contained. No action required. Psychological warfare in effect.”
📓 Addendum
Morwenna Ashenbrook.
Still very much alive.
Still incredibly annoying.
Still not actually dangerous.
Might be the only vampire who monologues more than she feeds.
Possible long-term risk: someone might believe her eventually.
Recommended Action:
If encountered again, pretend to be on the phone. Walk away. Do not engage.
Location: Undisclosed (beneath the ruins of Tarenhold Keep)
Chair: Lord Malthus Corven
Topic: "Morwenna Ashenbrook – What in the name of shadow is she, and why is she still alive?"
[Begin transcript – wax cylinder #4]
Lord Corven (Chair):
"We open this session with a name. A name whispered with such frequency across the mortal web and hunter networks that we can no longer pretend ignorance: Morwenna Ashenbrook."
Lady Viraxis (Eighth Fang of Hollowmoor):
“…Who?”
Corven:
“Precisely.”
Lord Drelth:
"Another rogue fledgling?"
Corven:
"Not precisely rogue — she isn’t rogue from us, because she was never part of us. She has no sire on record. No bloodline traced. No territory claimed. And yet — she calls herself vampire, publicly, unashamedly, in full view of the mortal world. She… performs."
(muffled laughter)
Baroness Elethra:
"Performs?"
Corven:
"Recites poetry in graveyards. Proclaims bloodlines she does not possess. Declares herself 'Queen of Velvet Shadows' on what they call a 'profile page.'"
(brief silence)
Drelth:
“…Is this some kind of human roleplayer?”
Corven:
“She is not mortal. Surveillance confirms: no heartbeat. No breath. Shadow cast at an angle inconsistent with solar position. The standard signs.”
Viraxis:
“She’s real?”
Corven:
“She is… something. And yet the vampire hunters — who, I remind you, have slain three of our number this year alone — have not staked her. Have not even moved against her.”
Drelth:
“They might not believe she’s a true vampire.”
Elethra:
“Or they think she’s doing our work for us — making vampirism look so ludicrous that no one takes the threat seriously.”
Corven:
“Then they are fools. The mortals believe her. She has… fans. Supporters. Mortals who pretend to be her ‘thralls.’ They’ve taken to wearing lace chokers and quoting her as if she were a philosopher. One mortal even offered himself as a blood-donor in public.”
(groans and muttering)
Viraxis:
"How does someone like this slip through our systems? No mentor. No House. No allegiance. Is she even properly turned?"
Corven:
"That is the mystery. All known sires deny her. No blood-magic signature matches. And yet she persists. Her powers are inconsistent. She commands vermin — poorly. She heals fast — but cries when she scrapes her knee. She writes sonnets to the moon and flirts with mortals on forums."
Elethra:
“Gods preserve us.”
Drelth:
"What if she wasn’t turned… by us?"
Viraxis:
“…You mean a wild turning?”
Corven:
“Unthinkable. And yet — her blood echoes with… something. Not feral, not clean. An anomaly.”
Elethra:
“Or a lie.”
Corven:
“Either way — her presence is a risk. She invites scrutiny. Makes mockery of the Masquerade. Her flamboyance might encourage others to ‘come out,’ so to speak.”
Drelth:
“Then why haven’t the hunters stopped her? The Order of the Crimson Sun kills first, questions never.”
Corven:
“They sent a watcher. Elias Crowhurst. He observed. For weeks. Filed a report.” (produces a page)
Quote: ‘The subject exhibits vampiric traits, but poses no immediate danger. Possible delusion. Possibly harmless. Possibly… cursed?’
End quote.
Viraxis:
“Cursed? That’s not a classification!”
Corven:
“It is now, apparently.”
Summary of Conclave Findings:
Morwenna Ashenbrook is undead, but not aligned to any known bloodline or vampire society.
She openly flaunts vampiric identity in public spaces.
Vampire hunters are aware of her, but have taken no action.
Her abilities are real but inconsistent.
Her origin is unknown — no sire, no House, no formal turning.
She may be a wild turn, an arcane accident, or some entirely new phenomenon.
Decision of the Conclave:
Do not engage directly. She may be bait.
Observe via agents. If her powers grow or attract true danger, reassess.
Do not acknowledge her publicly or privately.
Let her play her little game… for now.
Final Words — Lord Corven:
“She is a riddle, my Lords and Ladies. A vampire who should not exist, doing things no vampire should dare. The hunters ignore her. The humans adore her. The blood does not lie, yet it does not tell the whole truth. I suspect we will hear her name again — one way or another.”
[End transcript]
Report of Agent Thorne, Returned from Surveillance of Morwenna Ashenbrook
[Confidential Transmission — Eyes Only: Inner Circle of the Midnight Conclave]
From: Agent Veylen Thorne
To: Lord Malthus Corven, Chair of Internal Surveillance
Date: Three nights after the Morwenna Initiative
Begin recording.
They told me to approach with caution.
They told me not to underestimate her — that the flamboyance might be a mask.
They were right. It is a mask.
But not of cleverness… of madness.
Her lair — if you can call it that — is a third-floor apartment above a tea shop that smells like lavender and crushed shame. The walls are painted blood-red (cheap acrylic). Faux candelabras everywhere. A full mirror — mirror! — with lipstick messages written in ancient runes and also… Taylor Swift lyrics.
She invited me in before I even knocked.
She thought I was a "mortal plaything sent by the Moon Court." I told her I was a traveler of the night. She offered me "blood tea." It was raspberry Kool-Aid with red food coloring. She served it in a goblet shaped like a skull… but it squeaked when I picked it up. Plastic. Hollow. Made in Ohio.
I spent twelve hours with her.
Twelve!!
Hours!!!
By dawn I could no longer remember my true name. By the second hour, I questioned whether I was still undead. By the seventh, I wondered if this was some exquisite punishment crafted by a sadistic god I no longer believe in.
Let me be specific.
Her behavior is not a disguise.
It is not a performance.
It is her entire reality.
She believes herself to be the Bride of the Night — not a metaphor, mind you. She claims she is literally betrothed to the concept of darkness. She wrote him poetry. On actual parchment. With her own blood.
She reads her own fanfiction aloud. With voices.
She refers to herself in the third person. Sometimes the first person. Sometimes both. In the same sentence.
At one point she showed me a bat she had "bound as a familiar." It was a plush toy. Named Baron Fluffwing. She tucked it into a coffin-shaped pillow and told it not to "eat too much of the despair."
I tried — by the Abyss, I tried — to interrogate her subtly. To uncover if there was any deeper game. If this madness was artifice.
I asked her what she thought of the Crimson Sun, of vampiric law, of the Conclave.
She said — and I quote —
"If they want to judge me, they can gaze into my velvet soul — and know that within the silk and sorrow, I have already sentenced myself to eternal fabulousness."
Fabulousness.
She is powerful in the way a lightning storm is powerful — not controlled, not trained… just raw. Chaotic. Accidentally destructive. She once tried to seduce a hunter by writing him a poem titled "Your Cross Is Hard But So Am I."
He quit the Order the next day.
She claims the shadows “speak to her.” I thought this was metaphor. But then I heard it too. The shadows… wept.
At one point, she challenged me to a “duel of tragedy.”
We sat in the bathtub, reciting our most shameful heartbreaks, while she played a violin she couldn’t actually play.
I don’t know who won.
Let me be clear: she is not a danger in the traditional sense. She’s not organizing a rebellion. She’s not turning mortals or feeding recklessly.
But she is a black hole of logic.
A walking paradox.
An existential hazard.
If exposed to her for too long, even the most stalwart of us risk unraveling.
I do not believe she even knows how she was turned. She thinks it happened when “a rose bled under moonlight and my soul died in opera.”
I asked her for the name of her sire.
She said: “I was sired by a broken mirror and a disappointed ghost.”
That was the most coherent thing she said.
Recommendations:
Do not attempt contact again.
Do not try to reason with her. You cannot reason with a thunderstorm in eyeliner.
If she does become a threat, stake her from orbit. Do not approach physically.
If she continues as she is, allow her to exist in her own velvet bubble.
It’s safer that way. For all of us.
And if, for some godless reason, one of you decides to meet her yourself…
bring earplugs. And a will.
I’m going to spend the next decade in a sensory deprivation crypt.
End recording.
Agent Thorne out.
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