<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"> Den of the Master </span></div><br/><strong>Featuring </strong>:<strong> Darius Fallenstar </strong>as<strong>Vlad “William” Dracula and Hiato Ishi</strong>and<strong>Sansa</strong>as<strong>Arya Grace Powers</strong>and<strong>Mingnon</strong>as<strong>Vanessa West</strong><br/><br/><strong>Setting:</strong>This is a modern supernatural story with strong supernatural, horror, and erotic motifs throughout. To keep things simple, Dracula is assumed to be a wild and dark power whose exact limitations and abilities are somewhat vague. Werewolves are equally flexible. There are very few supernatural creatures in the world (again, for simplicity) when the story begins.<br/><br/><strong>Fetishes Explored:</strong><em> Den of the Master</em>will feature power exchanges, shapeshifting, BDSM (restraints and other forms of kink), potential bestiality (via shapeshifting), and more.<br/><br/><strong>Background:</strong>This story assumes Dracula has been active behind the scenes for some time as one of the few supernatural powers of the world. He’s recently moved to Los Angeles, California out of some unknown motivation. There, he’s purchased a rather lovely (private) estate and allowed a few rumors to go out about his presence. Thus, local reporters and celebutantes may have heard of an “unusual figure” moving in town. Likewise, the few vampires living in the country (all who technically fall under Dracula’s rule), would have sensed his arrival and may have a vested interest in his ambitions or simply want to get on his good side.<br/>-<br/><br/><strong>Dracula’s Mansion</strong><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Dubbed by some “The Castle” despite having no resemblance to one, the mansion was a spectacular example of indulgence. Set in a sprawling, private area just within the borders of Los Angeles and close enough to the heart of the entertainment industry to be within an easy jog (for most supernatural beings), the estate was beautiful by any standard.<br/><br/>The twenty foot tall, corrugated and silvered iron fence that surrounded the nearly hundred acre property hemmed in a small forest of trees – ones perfectly suitable for relaxed hunting – and the area was stocked with what game the forest would support, including some deer an boar. Within those thick, protective rings were other, more subtle ones: a hedge maze here, a gurgling brook there, multiple concealed nooks and crannies perfect for talking business or anything else, and so forth. All of it led to the manicured grounds and the massive, multi-winged, multi-tiered building at its center. Less a castle and more of a resort paradise, the home was built to standards from early in the 1900s – a mixture of ranch and planation-styles, with wide, meandering hallways, high-vaulted gathering rooms, and a number of pools and other attractions to satisfy any guest. Anyone living or visiting the estates knew to expect every luxury to be found in one area or another.</div></div>