No Aries, Vampires don't sparkle and yes they are intrinsically evil. They are hunters of the night who seek for the ruptured humor of life in the attempt of grasping it once again; the forbidden fruit denied to them the moment they entered in such oblivional state. Myself, you ask? No my dear friend, I don't find nourishment in that but in something unknown to the universe itself; it's the essence of each being trapped in their soul, which I am able to grasp and made mine for the rest of my immortal existence.
What? Of course that I can disguise as the monster described by Stoker for your party, I will never understand why mortals enjoy such festivity called Halloween but I find it being a nice cover for an evening spent in your world, after all Nobody will notice a monster if everybody is disguised like one right? smirks..
..Also nice costume you got there, let me help you making it a more..realistic my friend..eheheh..

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This "horrible" piece is a halloween themed gift from my friend epsilon88 which depicts an utterly gorgeous Malkula and Arieskamon. He totally surprised me with this, and tencayr can tell you how many times I said "I should have dresses like dracula" when we were in Madrid celebrating halloween (and freezing our asses off ahaha. It was a very nice evening even if I complained some but well, I'm a fag so <<.) Who else could have interpreted Lord Drakul if not the Malk himself?
friendlysatanist did a very awesome jobs on us there, love the way how rotten-y Aries look and the scars all over my tail (it seems my notes are working and some artist actually read them hooraay!) I know you would like to be embraced by the darkness and feel the rapture raised by the theft of your life..exquisite hardcore GM more on.
Well, better for me to stop rambling and leaving you to your thigns guys, thanks again to epsilon88 and friendlysatanist for the gift, Bram Stoker for his historical novel and tenecayr for the Halloween night we spent together.

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