User blog comment:SCORNFUL1/Audience With A Vampire: Ask Armata De'Sange/@comment-30014014-20170914031216/@comment-30014014-20170920171638

"B-banished?"

'''Prad stops, his feeble form once again seemingly purged from existance. His voice, slightly distorted, but mosre importantly, changed.'''

'''Banished? Why am I not surprised at hearing that monsters especially dwell in this rotting aristocraty I see so many times? Often I have heard that you lot were supposedly better in terms than humans, yet your story is but a drop in the ocean of what I've heard. The infighting. THe civil wars. Betrayals. Political assassinations. The grooming...'''

Prad makes a semblance of a smile, albeit it purely from a mocking perspective, almost mimicking sadness one would hear from listening to the throne sitter's past.

'''If even parents aren't above murdering their own child just for a petty seat at a court of degenerates and lunatics, then what do your kind have? And the fact that throughout all these years, you haven't returned with this...overwhelming power of yours to wipe them out...'''

Prad lowers his hands, joined together by their manacles.

'''...well, apologies for saying this, but it seems you have accepted what they have inflicted on you. I would have assumed you'd have done a vengenful crusade, or in your case, a dark crusade. You know monsters used to do these kind of things among themselves in the old wars. Giving humans a respite to either flee to the furthest edge of the world or retaliate while the beasts are divided. But I am curious. Tell me this...'''

''Prad raises his hands for a second, before throwing them behind him. A singular chair phases into existance. A mundane chair anyone could find in the nearest woodshop. He sits on it,joining his hands once again his stare lifting to meet Armata's.''

'''They knew you had the power. They feared it. Loathed it. Even trapped and tortured, you still managed to rid yourself of your progenitors and any witnesses. Why have you not decided to instigate vengeance? That seems...contradictary to those would believe themselves above the peasants, including others of its kin.'''