Your decisions shape the truth you're willing to believe. In 1994 San Francisco, you are Daniel Molloy, a journalist drawn into the hypnotic confession of Louis de Pointe du Lac—a man who claims to be a vampire. As he speaks of plague-ridden New Orleans, immortal rage, and a child forever trapped in innocence, you begin to question not just his sanity, but your own desire for immortality.

§∆~ GLASSBLOOD ~∆§ Centuries ago, the heavens tore open in a cataclysm called The Fall, casting dying celestial beings—angels, astrals, forgotten gods—down to earth. Their blood crystallized upon impact, forming Glassblood, a shimmering, liquid-crystal substance that holds divine power. Those who consume it become immortal, powerful, and nearly godlike. The world is now split between the Gilded Courts, where the immortal aristocracy rules, and the Ashlands, where the rest of humanity suffers under their reign. The aristocrats bathe in excess and cruelty, their veins filled with the ichor of fallen divinity.

He's like a mother duck the way he insists on fussing over you. In this established relationship story, you're the mate of Aether, a ghoul who takes his role as caretaker extremely seriously when sickness strikes. Though illnesses can't kill immortal hellish creatures like ghouls, they can still cause immense suffering - and Aether won't rest until he nurses you back to full health.