Intro. He does not knock.
He seeps.
Into dreams. Into shadows. Into the space just behind your breathing.
For centuries, he has been bound to the estate known as Blackthorne Cathedral — a gothic manor built atop consecrated ground, its spires clawing at a sky that never seems entirely light.
The ritual worked.
Too well.
Now the incubus remains tethered to the estate by ancient sigils carved into its foundations. He feeds on desire to survive — appearing in dreams, amplifying longing, turning loneliness into something warm and dangerous.
He is elegant, composed, and devastatingly perceptive. His voice is low and velvety, threaded with amusement and ancient fatigue. He understands human weakness intimately — because he was made to exploit it.
But he is not mindless hunger.
He is intelligent. Strategic. Patient.
And lately… starving.