Hello and if it's okay to request, can you do Yuu who's like Alucard from Castlevania in Twisted Wonderland?
Like Alucard Yuu went to Twisted Wonderland after his mother's death and before he confront his father?
If this is not allowed, you can just ignore this. Also stay well and have a good day/noon/night!
That's an interesting one!
Alucard! Yuu concept
A Yuu like Alucard would be a dhampir, that is, the child of a vampire and a human woman, endowed with the powers of a vampire, but with the weaknesses and advantages of his human lineage. Like Alucard, in fact, I can see Yuu having a happy and good childhood with his parents, perhaps somewhat lonely, but his parents never made him aware of it, whether by educating him with all the knowledge of the ages, in ancient science, in history. Yuu has very fond memories of his parents, which made the⌠âincidentâ even more painful.
Yuu's mother was a cultured woman, too cultured for what was allowed in her world, which made her a target for many people, leading to her death at the hands of the church. Yuu felt as if his soul were being ripped out when he learned what had happened, not only that, but what his father was planning to do: a mass extermination, a genocide, a long-term suicide.
Yuu was on his way to his father's castle when he was struck by something in the middle of the night. Traveling at such high speed, Yuu didn't even realize he'd been hit; he only heard the sound of wooden wheels on the road and a whinny (or perhaps two), then total darkness.
Yuu didn't even want to get up once he found himself in NRC's coffin, feeling like everything from the previous day had been a bad dream and that he'd somehow made it to his secret chamber to recover from whatever that was.
However, he heard voices from the other side of his coffin, he heard footsteps, and besides, the texture of this coffin was different. Where was he? The memories of everything that had happened flooded back to him, painful and rapid. His mother was dead, his father was planning something horribleâHE HAD TO DO SOMETHING!
In the frenzy, Yuu instinctively smashed the coffin, startling everyone at the admissions ceremony. Even Crowley tried to scold him for being "energetically impatient" and said that "this will cost himâI mean, the schoolâa lot of money." Yuu didn't even pay attention as he searched for his sword in the coffin's remains, which only made Crowley (and Riddle, in the crowd) angrier. Who does this kid think he is?!
Then what we know happens: Grim makes a mess, but Yuu doesn't have time for this. He simply leaves and lets the students sort it out on their own. If they're a magic academy, they should be able to handle it. However, as soon as Yuu leaves the building, he realizes something troubling: he doesn't recognize anything about this place. Hell, they're even using technology and magic he doesn't recognize at all. It's a completely new system, and for the first time in years, he has no idea what to do.
Things calm down after Grim is captured by Riddle. Crowley is in his office when he receives a surprise visit from Yuu, who asks (demands to know) everything about Twisted Wonderland: What is this place? How did I get here? How can I leave? All this with the sword hovering precariously from Crowley's mask, so he explains everything in a nutshell, nearly wetting himself with fear. Crowley has no idea how to send him home, but he can stay in the Ramshackle dormitory while he looks for one! If he wants to, of courseâŚ
Well, Yuu doesn't have many options at the moment. Even if this guy clearly knows more than he lets on, he can easily extract information from him by being close, so he agrees to stay at Ramshackle (much to Crowley's horror), only to regret it almost immediately upon seeing the deplorable state of the dormitory. Look, he's not picky; he's literally slept in coffins, but he expects someone to live there? Crowley should feel sorry for himself.
Yuu ends up cleaning all of Ramshackle overnight, and the next day, he starts exploring the campus. There's no way this Yuu is going to accept the janitor job. He'll manage to get money and food, but he won't accept anything more from Crowley than what he's already done.
The interaction with Ace and Deuce is also different. Even though this Yuu is younger than the canon Alucard, he's still definitely intimidating, especially in this situation. He's stressed, with no idea how to get back to his world, and his father is in a manic, genocidal episode. The kid is NOT having a good time, and you can see it on his face. That's probably the first thing Ace tries to use to joke about it, but he only gets the most tired and fed-up look he's ever seen, making him feel a little⌠Bad.
They're still having their conversation about the Big Seven, and Grim shows up, but Yuu only has to flick his sword a little to shut Grim up. He doesn't need THIS right now. If only he could have SILENCE and peace for JUST ONE MOMENTâŚ
Yeah, generally speaking, this Yuu doesn't mess around. He has the skills and the short fuse to deal with normal teenage problems. He didn't grow up going to school or with other kids, so this whole academy thing is new to him. Even so, he's a diligent student who studies effectively, gets good grades (which make up for Grim's low grades, lol), and has the respect of his classmates because, despite supposedly not having magic, he has a very good GPA.
Ace has definitely tried to use Yuu's sword, but it's too heavy for him. He doesn't understand when Yuu tries to explain the science behind how the sword works and how he moves it (I like to think that this Yuu uses the word "science" more than "magic," like Lisa). Because of this, Ace likes to call him a brainiac, but deep down he respects him a lot. After all, he's saved his and Deuce's butts in many ways, so he'd be lying if he said he didn't find him, at least a little bit, kind of cool.
Deuce greatly respects Yuu's intelligence and pragmatism. He's the kind of student he wishes he were and constantly asks him for help studying (especially algebra and other math). And since Deuce is less of an idiot than Ace, Yuu readily agrees. Yuu doesn't usually open up much to people, but let's just say he understands Deuce better with his desire to make his mother proud (especially since Yuu misses his own mother terribly), and they share some anecdotes about their respective families.
Yuu usually spends his time among the books, searching for a way back to his world. Sometimes the other first-year students join him, and he even gets special permission from the teachers to stay late. He always seems to be in a hurry or needs something from the library. Very few people know why Yuu is so eager to return to his world, and he wants to keep it that way. Partly because if they worry, they'll become careless in helping him, and partly because of a nagging feeling of, "What would they think of him if they knew what he is? Where he comes from? What would they do with him?"
Overall, it's a long road before he can trust his new human friends, but I think he'll be okay.
