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It’s the year 3101.

Kazuo Tanaka, an investigative journalist from Tokyo, arrives in Paris to expose the corruption of a powerful politician. However, his investigation takes a deadly turn when Morrigan, a vampire, warns him of a sinister plot. Pursued by vampire clans eager for his unique blood—blood that can kill vampires—Kazuo’s life hangs in the balance.

As Morrigan, her fiery familiar Siobhán, and Kazuo face off against the ruthless Marquis of the vampire clan “Les Ombres Sanglantes” and the enigmatic Comtesse of the clan “Les Gardiens de la Nuit”, they uncover a web of intrigue and danger.

In a world where trust is scarce and enemies lurk in every shadow, Kazuo must navigate the treacherous landscape of vampire politics while fighting to save his own life.

Together, they must battle an army of vampires, werewolves, cyborgs, confront their deepest fears, and one of them must make the ultimate sacrifice.

If you're looking for a hardcore heavy action,  cool car chases, lots of guns, no harem, realistic themes, and an MC that's not in highschool, this novel is for you.

Morrigan: Year 3101.

Jean-Claude didn't mind the titles—usurper, pretender—who cared? Like he told Lucien, the world only understood power. He'd be glad to wield it. This world was broken, and he needed to fix it. Without vampires' help, progress stalled. With their immortal DNA, humans could extend their lives.

<p>Imagine the breakthroughs that longevity could bring. Diseases eradicated, knowledge retained through centuries, cultures flourishing as they adapted across generations—these were possibilities within reach.</p>

<p>Humanity's reluctance to embrace this potential was baffling. Their short-sightedness kept them chained to the old ways: brief lives filled with fleeting achievements and inevitable decline. Vampires offered a different path—a chance to rewrite the rules of existence and create a future where life's span matched its potential. Jean-Claude envisioned cities buzzing with innovation, societies where time wasn't an enemy but an ally.</p>

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