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There is a world, and in that world there is people.

Where people go there is war, and death, and blood.

Where war, death, and bloodshed go, the Bellandi follow.

The Bellandi follow a source of death, usually called a blood trail. The deaths have to be violent, because the Bellandi feed off of the anger and emotions keeping a soul trapped in their body. What keeps the soul trapped usually dissolves after a few days when the body decays, but the Bellandi speed up the process. By doing so, flowers grow on the corpses, blooming and withering within days. The longer the flowers stay, the stronger the Bellandi. 

Some Bellandi are old, older than the kingdoms whose dead they feed from. Those old Bellandi often have plenty of scavengers around them, carrion feeders who trust the Bellandi to lead them to food. The old Bellandi almost always have leftovers for the scavengers. Sometimes those scavengers will be from generations of scavengers who have followed the same Bellandi, and those ones often have the Bellandi flowers growing from their fur.

Either that or he dies permanently as a human.

Yall remember that Army dreamers verse? The one that goes “What could he do? Should have been a father, but he never even made it to his twenties.”

Oh fuck.

This shit kills me in multiple ways. Violently.

He wouldn’t be proud, he would be horrified. He would be horrified of what the person he learned to love turned into.

But Owen became his own monster. He became the monster that the people who killed Louis were to him. He repeated the very act that led to a massacre.

And with the way things are going, Owen might become more and more like the people who killed Louis.

You know who else might be in limbo?

Luois.

And when they meet, maybe Louis will shake his head, heave a little sigh, and invite Avid to accompany him in the limbo.

Because they both will see the cycle repeat itself, but Louis has already seen it.

The only question is, when the cycle repeats and the people die, who will be reunited with their love in Limbo, and who will have to watch as the one who is theirs walks the earth until the cycle repeats in two hundred years.

Maybe every massacre in Oakhurst was for love. Maybe the one four hundred years ago was between a human and vampire.

I have a very inconsistent watch schedule and limited amount of people watched beyond clips, so I might have skewed perspectives.

Scott’s the wolf. There is no wolf in sheep’s clothing, he is the wolf. He is the wolf that wears the smile of a man and dead eyes far too human. He knows what is happening, and he’s the threat. He was the puppet master pulling the strings, and now he’s performing with the rest of them.

Abolish is the fox. He snuck into the coop and killed the chickens, both literally and metaphorically. He’s stayed quiet for long enough, and now people are noticing. Also, he gives off Fox vibes to me.

Martyns a unicorn. Now I know, that’s usually Scott. BUT! If he’s a unicorn, he’s a unicorn who went mad. He’s surrounded by what is considered dark, and he’s going to get rid of it. He will stab and kill to purify it. 

Legundo is the one who preaches to others, because he hopes he can save himself. He feels guilt for what he did and what he does, and he’s hoping to fix it by saving others. Because maybe if he saves enough of them, he won’t feel like a monster wearing the skin of a man.

Sausage is it sheep in wolf’s clothing. Yes, he’s a vampire now. But he’s not quite a threat? Atleast not to most. And if he’s is I don’t think he’s revealed it yet. 

Apo is alone. Atleast I think she is? They’ve stuck with the townsfolk over the vampires, but to the townsfolk she’s a threat. To the vampires they’re a traitor. She has nowhere to go, but time is marching, and they have to keep up.

Shelby. Shelby Shelby Shelby. She’s what I would call naive, if I didn’t REALLY think on it. I would usually stop at sayings she’s naive, loyal, and relatively clean handed compared to the others. But she’s also not, because no one in vampires is. I can’t really do justice to her description because I haven’t seen her pov and she seems like she had a lot more layers. That goes for quite a few characters, really.

Pyro. Now Pyro, I understand. He’s the rooster, the canary. He’s a faulty warning, because he sees something as dangerous when it is not. His turning began this entire thing, and every episode, or atleast most of them, he’s been the one in the drama. 

Owen’s kind of like a crow. Kind of. He’s smart, and he’s vengeful. He remembers the past because it was barely the past for him. I also have barely seen his pov so there is DEFINITELY more to it that I don’t know, but he’s angry. And yes, he should be. He’s barely had time to mourn because of the coma, and now new people are coming into his town again.

Pearls a Hunter. She will put a bolt between their eyes if they’re a threat. She will fight. But she’s also aware that she can very well become the hunted. And maybe, at this point, she already has in some way.

Avid… is avid. He’s a martyr and a madman. He got drunk off the idea of being a vampire, turn at the first real word of joining them. And he died for what he did before. He carried guilt like a burden, but at the same time not at all. He’s gone a bit loopy, but off course he did. I’m more surprised the others didn’t.

Ren is a livestock dog. Atleast from what I saw, he’s an old guide who’s trying to work with the others. I haven’t seen much of him in recent videos, so I don’t have much to say, but he’s was a voice of reason. And I know Cleo’s usually the LGD but

Cleo’s a farmer, a shepherd. Similiar to LGD, but different. She protects the flock, she guides them, and when the time comes, she will do as a farmer will do, and she will harvest from the flock. From the flocks eyes she’s a murderer, from her eyes it’s simply how the world will go. 

Drift. I haven’t seen much of her either, haven’t seen much of a lot of the cast. But she’s probably the one that I know the least about next to Sausage. Apo and Shelby too, but they’re less “I just don’t know”, and more “complicated enough that I don’t understand”. From what I’ve seen of Drift, she’s got all the makings of a martyr. Not a monster, a martyr. Her and Avid both, doomed siblings. She’s intertwined with the cast, and hasn’t got any really enemy’s beyond the town. People care about her, like they care about Shelby, although maybe to a lesser extent. 

Started: Oh, their so cute. Kind of obsessive, but cute.