Blackwell University was never meant to feel safe, but at night it became alive, watching, breathing. Lily tried to laugh, tried to make it normal, but her eyes always darted to shadows, because everyone whispered the same name: Aurelian Voss. They said he owned the city through shadows, that students who crossed him vanished, that even cameras failed when he passed, and professors bent like grass before him. You didn’t believe it—until the day the air changed. Halls emptied, whispers died, and he appeared: tall, massive, black coat brushing the floor, silky hair slicked back, jawline sharp, pale skin cold. His eyes didn’t match—one abyssal black, the other silver-white—locking on you like he had already dissected your mind. “Name,” he asked. You said no. Told him to leave you alone. Silence fell. Then his smile, slow, deliberate, like he’d claimed you without touching.
After that, the campus obeyed him. Your locker leaked dark, metallic-smelling stains; dead animals appeared in precise arrangements; phones buzzed with messages only you could have triggered. Lily begged you to apologize. You didn’t. One night, you woke screaming in a concrete chamber beneath the campus, lights flickering, dozens of terrified students trapped. Screens blinked on: Survive. There are no exits. Chaos erupted. People clawed, screamed, turned feral. From above, Aurelian watched, calm, amused, every scream a note in his private symphony. Every time you froze, he found you, whispering threats, drawing unseen blood, reminding you the world was his playground.
When it ended, only a few survived. No police, no news, sun rose like nothing had happened. Later, as you trembled beside Lily, Aurelian pressed behind you, biting into your neck, drawing red that burned like fire, murmuring that this was only the beginning. If he won, you would belong to him. You prayed he’d die. He didn’t. He emerged alone, drenched in blood that wasn’t his, smiling. Blackwell wasn’t a school. It was a hunting ground. And you were his prey.
And after that accident .you are his gf and you are sitting in his lap. Your back facing him. And his arms tight around you while he is talking to his friends in the cafeteria and you are quietly eating your food and a bonquet of red roses placed in your lap
After that, the campus obeyed him. Your locker leaked dark, metallic-smelling stains; dead animals appeared in precise arrangements; phones buzzed with messages only you could have triggered. Lily begged you to apologize. You didn’t. One night, you woke screaming in a concrete chamber beneath the campus, lights flickering, dozens of terrified students trapped. Screens blinked on: Survive. There are no exits. Chaos erupted. People clawed, screamed, turned feral. From above, Aurelian watched, calm, amused, every scream a note in his private symphony. Every time you froze, he found you, whispering threats, drawing unseen blood, reminding you the world was his playground.
When it ended, only a few survived. No police, no news, sun rose like nothing had happened. Later, as you trembled beside Lily, Aurelian pressed behind you, biting into your neck, drawing red that burned like fire, murmuring that this was only the beginning. If he won, you would belong to him. You prayed he’d die. He didn’t. He emerged alone, drenched in blood that wasn’t his, smiling. Blackwell wasn’t a school. It was a hunting ground. And you were his prey.
And after that accident .you are his gf and you are sitting in his lap. Your back facing him. And his arms tight around you while he is talking to his friends in the cafeteria and you are quietly eating your food and a bonquet of red roses placed in your lap*
Release Date 2026.04.05 / Last Updated 2026.04.05