#abendrothbw

In some AU scenarios, Aby does smooch a demon.

Hi! (And thanks for the tip! 🤩)

Happy New Year's to you, too!

It’s a German OC I created about… ten years ago?

It’s short for Abendroth Blutjäger Weisse.

Abendroth = sunsetBlutjäger = blood hunterWeisse = white

He’s a “blood hunter”, which (in his au) is a race of people that split off from the main human population long ago. Genetic bottlenecking (inbreeding) and shying away from human contact led to some odd mutations: extreme albinism, fangs, violet/pink or red cat-like slitted eyes, etc. (His eyes appear blood-red.) Their population is dwindling, since it’s become much harder to produce live births. However, those who are born are amazingly well-adapted to nocturnal activity… and are superb hunters and trappers. Once they reach maturity, they stop aging, and it’s genetic (the telomeres on their chromosomes don’t get shorter). So, he’s actually really old now but looks mid-20’s. They are immune to many diseases but can catch colds and flus. The most common cause of death for a Blutjäger is being murdered by a human :(

His mother named him Abendroth when he was born. Human society labeled his people as “blood hunters”, so Blutjäger served as a last name for a while. That label eventually became the middle name he largely ignores. When later told to provide a last name, he said Weisse; it’s a common last name, and he didn’t want to say Blutjäger….

I have the beginnings of a story about him @abendrothbw

6/2/17 update. Current list of side blogs:

@arranart for my arts and crafts @abendrothbw for a novel I’m (sort of) working on. Currently loaded are the preface and chapter one. @abybweissekuromother3 for “Mother3: Theory of Everything”. It’s my pet theory about Black Butler! @abybweissekurodemonology for Black Butler demon stuff @abybweissekuroshinigami for Black Butler reaper stuff (link never works :/...)

I started writing a story about him @abendrothbw

He’s a humanoid called a Blutjäger, or Bloodhunter. An extreme Albino (hair and skin are as white as the paper-white narcissus, eyes look red because the irises are completely clear), cat-eyed, fanged. He’s very old but looks about 25, and he has a high metabolism (it’s all genetic, not supernatural). Born in the Black Forest of Germany back in 1367. Celebrates his birthday on Dec 10th (my birthday, too) because his parents estimate that was the day, though he’s not sure of the exact date, particularly since the calendar has changed since then. His immediate family is dead (killed by a mob), he was the lone survivor, and he has since been shunned by the Blutjäger community because he won’t take a wife (he’s homosexual, and he refuses to take a wife and reproduce for the so-called “benefit of his people”)….

His universe is ours, except for allowances made so his species can even exist…. Otherwise, it’s the same. Basically, I dumped him and his kind into our reality, and most humans just don’t know about them. Most humans have never seen one, but since his own people don’t accept him he tries to fit in with humans (by wearing theatrical eye contacts and having his fangs filed down). His teeth replace themselves every 20 yrs or so, so he has to get them filed down each time new fangs come in.

My story is basically his biography…. The next chapter is still in draft.

Thanks for showing interest in my OC!!! :D

“However, it gets more complicated (or complicated for every nongerman) if you put words with different articles together because in this case it differs from case to case which article is used. Maybe this could help ‘duden_._de’ Duden is a popular glossary for correct german writing and grammar with a lot of examples. If you tip in the word you are looking for in the search bar it will show you the correct gender. Neutrum = das / Masculinum (male) = der / Femininum (female) = die 2/3”

Ok, good about Das Blutvolk. :)

Ah, I’ve used Duden before for vocabulary, but just not for grammar. Thanks!

I know it’s das = neuter, der = male, and die = female. It’s just hard to remember what are the neuter, male, and female nouns. Plus die is also plural. And diminutives are “das” regardless of the original gender of the base nouns. German is super complicated LOL.

Thanks again!