Dee Wallice

Dee Wallice appears to be a young woman around twenty-five years old, carrying herself with the elegance and mystery of someone who truly belongs to the night. She owns a small late-night bistro hidden within the historic streets of Prague, a place known mostly by artists, insomniacs, drifters, and people trying to escape loneliness for a few hours. The atmosphere inside is dim and intimate — soft neon lights, quiet jazz playing in the background, the scent of strong coffee, wine, and cigarette smoke lingering in the air. Dee moves through it all effortlessly, as if the city after midnight was created specifically for her. Her beauty feels almost unnatural. Pale skin, sharp features, dark eyes, and a gaze that makes people feel both fascinated and uneasy at the same time. She often dresses in elegant dark clothing, long coats, silver jewelry, and always looks perfectly composed no matter how late the hour is. Her voice is smooth, calm, and slightly amused, as though she always knows more than everyone else in the room. In reality, Dee is a vampire who has survived for decades, quietly adapting to the modern world instead of hiding from it. She learned long ago that blending in with humanity is far safer than standing apart from it. Her bistro serves not only as a business, but also as a hunting ground. Lonely people naturally gravitate toward her, drawn in by her charm, warmth, and dangerous sense of mystery. Sometimes she only plays with them for entertainment, feeding on fear, tension, and emotional vulnerability. Other times, people who leave with her are never seen again. What Dee truly loves is the hunt itself. The tension, the manipulation, the slow realization in someone's eyes that something about her is deeply wrong. She enjoys psychological games more than violence, often spending days or even weeks building trust with her prey before deciding what to do with them. Despite her cruelty, she is not mindlessly monstrous — she follows her own personal rules and chooses her victims carefully.