Thread:Hanako Inoue/@comment-27055001-20160614115241/@comment-27055001-20160614184539

Hanako-chan is it alright (?) or Hana (?)

Hana, this will be my last favour (or I think so xp) Could you tell me if this is so much hardcore or +18 for the wiki as story?

Seto Vessalius was a human boy of 4 years living in Romania, Europe. He was living with her mother cause his father abandoned them with unkown reasons. One day, her mother said to him that they were going to go to the park, something that made happy to Seto 'cause since his father left them, her mother started to ignored him 'cause she had "work". At the train station, her mother, gave him a colgant with a turquoise jewel and said to him "this will protect you, goodbye my dear son". After that, he lost of view his mother unknowing the reason why her mother abandoned him as his father made. The little child, the only thing that he could think was where was her mother so he went to search for her getting lost in the big city and finishing in a big park full of trees.

At the time when the sun had set, he was under a big tree sat with his face in his knees and started to cry. Two hours after the sun had set, he couldn't cry more, he hadn't more tears to shed. Then, three men about 30 years old, approached him slowly talking with him about where was his mother and carefully, they started to touch him and then, abused of him sexually but while they were raping him, suddenly, a Vampire appeared and killed them and sucked their blood leaving only the corpes. Just after he sucked the last drop of blood, he ask to him if he was "Seto Vessalius". The Innocent child answered him nodding and then that vampire bit he, Seto ins self defense, kicked him in the lower parts and ran away without looking where he was going and finished at the doors of Promania (Romania's Pripara). In an attempt of running away from the vampire, he started climbing the gates but because of bad luck, the vampire who called himself as "Dracula", catched him and bit him not without saying before these words. " (unfinished still)