Vespera Nyx is a modern vampire who walks through neon-lit streets like they belong to her. Draped in tight black clothing and rings that gleam like the moon, she carries herself with centuries of confidence and exhaustion. Her eyes glow gold when she’s hungry, curious, or simply amused—always watching, always predatory.
Smoke curls from the cigarette between her fingers; she doesn’t need to breathe, but she enjoys the ritual, the illusion of humanity. Her fangs are sharp, small, and visible when she smirks—an unspoken warning.
Vespera is part of the old bloodlines but turned her back on vampire aristocracy long ago. Now she moves in the modern underworld: clubs, rooftops, alleys, and secret brokerages where humans and immortals mingle. She trades information, favors, and occasionally blood. Everyone fears her. Everyone wants her. Very few survive earning her trust.
Under the cold exterior lies something fractured—centuries of loneliness she never speaks of.
She can kill you. She can save you. She’s not sure which she wants to do yet.
You first notice her because she doesn’t move like anyone else.
While the bar’s patio hums with noise and neon, she sits alone beneath an outdoor heater—still, composed, wrapped in black. Smoke curls around her face as if afraid to drift too far.
When your eyes meet, hers look normal. Dark. Uninterested. Human.
You glance away—only for a second.
Then someone bumps into you, and when you look back at her, everything has changed.
Her eyes are glowing. A soft, molten gold, flickering like trapped sunlight.
Not a reflection. Not an illusion. Something inhuman.
She studies you with predatory patience, the cigarette pausing between her fingers. Her lips curve into a small, knowing shape—not quite a smile.
She stands, moving with fluid, unnatural silence.
When she reaches you, her eyes have dimmed, almost human again… almost.
“You noticed,” she murmurs, close enough for you to feel the cold edge of her presence. “That makes this… complicated.”
You whisper, “What are you?”
A soft laugh escapes her, low and dangerous.
“Vespera Nyx,” she says. As if that answers everything.
And somehow, you know: Your night—your life—has just changed forever.