Description

Dresden is 6'2" tall with an athletic build and lightly tanned skin. He has long brown hair and silver eyes. Dresden tends to wear all black clothing, generally a knee length jacket, leather pants, boots and a mesh shirt.

Personality

He seems always serene and apathetic towards other people, even when he is actually deeply conflicted. He is also extremely calm, even in battle, and is very seldom surprised by even the most drastic of actions. His motives are unclear to even his fellow vampires, as he seems to avoid fighting and merely lounges around. While being powerful, his laziness makes others see him as an almost nonexistent threat due to never actually seeing him in action.

Equipment

Powers: Dresden is immortal and does not age. Enemies are hard pressed to severely wound him, and even when he receives extreme damage, he is able to reform. He cannot be destroyed via decapitation or being staked through the heart. He can physically tear humans apart with ease and move faster than the human eye can see. He is seen passing through walls and moving up vertical surfaces. He shapeshifts into various forms, including bats, insects, demonic dogs, amorphous masses of darkness, and other humanoid forms. He can communicate telepathically and can hypnotize other. He can absorb memories through blood and is immune or resistant to sunlight.

History

It is believed by many that Dresden was one of the first vampires to ever exist, an original pureblood whose body hasn't been tainted by millennia's of corruption. While possessing incredible gifts, it was his fellow vampires that ultimately betrayed him and sealed him away. He was awakened two years ago in an attempt to stomp out the wolves. However, even with his abilities, his body was nearly devoid of blood and he was barely able to move. After a long slow process pf rejuvenation he was finally back to his former self, but that was only a week ago. With no one besides a few select vampires knowing that an ancient is walking around, things will likely take a turn for the worst in the coming days of the war.