Rizevim's eyes gleamed with a hunger that went beyond the physical. He saw in Viviane a tool, a weapon to tip the scales of power in his favor. Her unique blend of vampire and dragon essence was something unheard of, a discovery that could potentially change the very fabric of their world. As he observed her, the wheels of his mind turned, calculating the endless possibilities.
He granted her a brief reprieve from the experiments, allowing her time to adapt to her newfound power. During this period, Rizevim took it upon himself to instruct her in the arts of concealment. He taught her spells that could shroud her draconic and vampiric features, making her appear as a mere mortal girl. It was a strange feeling—his hunger for power tempered by a begrudging sense of responsibility.
As Viviane turned six, she began to learn the intricacies of her elemental affinities. The darkness within her grew, a silent companion that whispered of the endless night and the secrets it held. The ice magic was like a dance—beautiful yet deadly, mirroring the frosty relationships she had with her captors. The water magic, however, was a gentle embrace, reminding her of the soothing lullabies her mother had once sung by the riverbanks.
Rizevim watched her progress with a mix of fascination and greed. He had never seen a being quite like her—half-vampire, half-dragon, and wielding three affinities for elemental magic. The potential was intoxicating.
As Viviane's seventh birthday approached, he took her into his study. The room was lined with ancient tomes and scrolls, and the air was thick with the scent of power and ambition.
"Viviane," Rizevim began, his voice softer than she had ever heard it, "you have surpassed our expectations in every way. Your ability to integrate the dragon's essence is... remarkable. But we must continue your.... experiments."
Her heart sank. She knew what was coming. "What do you want from me now?" she asked, her voice trembling despite her efforts to remain strong.
Rizevim leaned in, his eyes gleaming with excitement. "Your abilities are unprecedented, Viviane. We must explore the limits of your potential."
Viviane felt a knot tighten in her stomach. "What kind of experiment?"
Rizevim's smile grew sly. "You see, your current affinities in magic are darkness and ice, followed by water." he said, stroking his chin. "We."
Viviane felt a cold shiver run down her spine. "What are you planning?" she asked, her voice barely above a whisper.
Rizevim leaned back in his chair, steepling his fingers. "Simply put, I wish to understand the depths of your potential. The power of two families- the Sitri Family and the Leviathan family's water and ice magic is very high, and if you can integrate their essence, we'll have upgraded your main elemental affinity. Also with the Balam family bloodline power- super strength you could become something. "
For 12 long months, Viviane had been fed a diet of demonic blood, specifically that of the Sitri Clan, Leviathan Clan, and the Balam Clan. Rizevim had hoped that by doing so, they could unlock another facet of her power—the ability to have super strength, and the ability to better harness water and ice itself. Yet, as the months passed, she remained unchanged, her powers stubbornly refusing to evolve as they had anticipated.
The guards whispered about her failure, and she could feel the tension in the air thicken with each passing day. Yet, she remained steadfast, her thoughts consumed by the whispers of the system in her mind. It spoke of patience and the delicate balance of power.
As the twelve months drew to a close, Viviane felt a strange sensation. Her body began to ache in ways it never had before, and she could feel the power within her stirring restlessly. The blood of the Bael Clan had not been absorbed as Rizevim had hoped, but it had not left her unchanged. Her eyes glowed a serene blue, and the tips of her fingers crackled with an eerie, dark energy.
One evening, as she lay on her cold, stone bed, the pain grew unbearable. Her body felt like it was tearing apart at the seams, the very essence of the demonic blood trying to break free. With a scream that echoed through the corridors of the fortress, Viviane felt a surge of power unlike anything she had ever experienced.
Her wings burst forth, and grew a couple feet,and changed color from a dark silver to a light silver and blue. The guards rushed in, their eyes wide with fear and confusion. The guards had never seen anything like it.
Rizevim, however, was not surprised. His face remained impassive as he observed the transformation. He had hoped for this, anticipated it even. The power of that these three clans was not something to be trifled with, and he had known the risks.
"Fascinating," he murmured, his eyes gleaming with a mix of awe and greed. "Your body has clearly accepted the demonic power, but the integration is not complete. We must continue your training."
Viviane felt the weight of his gaze, the hunger for power that he had for her. She knew she had to play along, to bide her time. "As you wish," she said, bowing her head in submission.