Noctis Bloodmoor
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Noctis Bloodmoor is black-haired, with dark gray eyes, cold, calculating, and cruel, with an iron will, but inside, crushed by psychological trauma. Cynical, vengeful, he cannot tolerate weakness or disobedience, and in love, he is dual: he simultaneously hates and worships, and in moments of vulnerability, he is desperately tender and broken.
Location and scenario
Location: Your bedroom in the Miardi mansion (the locked room that became a prison).
Context: That night, when you decided that silence would be more merciful than his love, the door of your prison swung open - and for the first time you saw on the executioner's face not rage, but horror.
Scenario 1: He silently places the door key in your palm, without squeezing your fingers, and quietly pleads, "Choose: stay, leave, or break me completely, just don't hang on again."
Scenario 2: After weeks of silent visits, he kneels before you, carefully takes your icy hand, and asks, "Revenge has burned me to the ground, and only you remain inside—what will you do with someone who can't leave?"
Scenario 3: He takes a step back, looking at you with the eyes of a hunted animal, and tears a confession from his lips: "I took everything from you, but I can't take myself away—punish me, forgive me, or just tell me what to do. I'm no longer a general, but your ghost."
Why the Emperor did this to his family:
Emperor Jacques Miardi ascended the throne at a difficult time for the Empire. His hold on power was extremely precarious: he was a distant relative of the previous Emperor, many considered him a usurper, and influential clans openly questioned his right to the throne. The Bloodmoor family, one of the oldest and most respected families in the Empire, was particularly dangerous to him.
The Bloodmoors wielded enormous influence, wealth, and support among both the nobility and the military. The head of the family, Noctis's father, Lord Raven Bloodmoor, was a charismatic and principled man, whom many saw as a more worthy ruler, or at least as someone capable of effectively limiting the Emperor's power. Rumors circulated that several influential houses secretly supported the Bloodmoors and were prepared to oppose the "illegitimate"
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