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MidReal Story
The Vampire Prince
Scenario:Céline, lycéenne rejetée mais admirée par tous perdit sa famille du jour au lendemain mystérieusement. Elle était intelligente mais faible. Un jour, Gabriel, son camarade de classe l'interpella pour lui proposer son aide avec ses connaissances en paranormal pour retrouver sa famille.
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Céline Bélanger
She is a high school student in a world where magic is real. She is intelligent, yet lonely and awkward. Her family disappeared mysteriously when she was twelve, leaving her to live alone in a large mansion. Gabriel's help in finding her family changed her life. Though she harbors a secret admiration for Gabriel, she struggles with her feelings and the burden of her past. Her life intertwines academia with the quest for truth about her lost family.
Gabriel Ross
He is a popular high school student with a mysterious past. He is charismatic, intelligent, and enigmatic. His family's involvement in the paranormal council affects his social life. He befriends Céline under peculiar circumstances and helps her search for her missing family. Gabriel struggles with his feelings for Céline and provides her with information about the paranormal world without revealing his true identity or motives, keeping his distance while staying connected to her.
Pierre
He is a student at the same high school as Céline and Gabriel. He is talkative, eager, and loyal. As Élora’s friend, he occasionally aids in gathering information about Gabriel's activities. Although not crucial to major decisions, Pierre’s enthusiasm provides comic relief and tenacity to the group dynamic. His interactions highlight the social dynamics within the school setting and his role supports the team's clandestine operations regarding Gabriel’s mysterious endeavors.
I was never one to make friends easily.
Though I had always been smart and hardworking, I was never popular in school.
I didn’t mind, or at least I tried not to.
It was normal for kids to shun others they deemed different.
It was a phenomenon I had observed and accepted from a young age.
What I didn’t expect was for all that to change overnight when I was twelve.
One evening, my entire family disappeared, leaving behind only my grandfather, who was as mysterious as he was kind.
He told me nothing except that he would take care of me until I came of age, and then I would be on my own.
The reason he gave was vague: my family’s safety depended on it.
My only relative now, my grandfather kept to himself and revealed little about my family and even less about myself.
Though I had many questions, I knew better than to ask them.
I learned early on not to push people beyond their limits, especially not those who were as kind as my grandfather had been to me.
Though he lived in the same mansion as I did, occupying a separate wing, I rarely saw him and even more rarely spoke to him.
After a sleepless night of weighing my options, I decided to take Gabriel up on his offer.
I spotted him in the school library during lunch break, sitting at his usual corner table.
He was alone, as always, with an ancient-looking book spread out before him.
My heart pounded in my chest as I walked towards him, clutching the strap of my bag like a lifeline.
The library was quiet, the only sound the shuffling of my feet against the floor.
When I reached his table, he looked up from his book, his expression unreadable.
I cleared my throat nervously and asked if I could sit down.
He gestured to the empty chair across from him, closing his book with a soft thud.
With trembling hands, I pulled out the old journal that had once belonged to my grandfather and placed it on the table between us.
Gabriel raised an eyebrow, his voice low and curious, "Where did you get that?"
I hesitated before answering, "It was hidden in the attic, behind a loose brick."
His eyes widened slightly, a rare show of emotion, "Then you must know about the prophecy."
He carefully opened the journal, his fingers tracing the yellowed pages.
I watched as he turned them, his eyes scanning each line with a mixture of curiosity and caution.
He stopped at a section where the binding seemed thicker, almost as if something was hidden within.
With a small knife that he pulled from his bag, he gently pried open the glued pages, revealing a folded piece of parchment tucked away.
As he spread it on the table, I realized it was a map.
The outline of our school grounds was unmistakable, but there were strange symbols and numbers scattered throughout.
A red X marked a spot near the old oak tree behind the gymnasium.
Gabriel’s expression remained neutral, but I noticed his hands trembled slightly as he pointed to the marking, "This is where we need to look."
I nodded, feeling the weight of destiny shift onto my shoulders.
I leaned forward to get a better look, my eyes tracing the path that Gabriel’s finger had taken.
The fluorescent lights of the library cast eerie shadows on the map, making the red X seem to pulse with an otherworldly energy.
As I reached out to touch one of the strange symbols, my hand collided with Gabriel’s.
A jolt of electricity shot through my arm, making me gasp.
Gabriel quickly pulled his hand away, his eyes wide with surprise.
I mumbled an apology, feeling the heat rise to my cheeks.
He shook his head, "It’s fine. I didn’t expect that either."
We both sat back, our eyes fixed on the map.
The air was heavy with anticipation and a hint of fear.
I broke the silence, my voice barely above a whisper, "What do we do now?"
Gabriel’s gaze never wavered from the map, "We go there after school. Alone."
I nodded, my heart pounding in my chest.
As I looked at the map again, I noticed something peculiar – a small inscription in the corner that read: "For those who seek the truth, follow the path of shadows."
I pointed it out to Gabriel, who furrowed his brow.
"I’ve never seen anything like this before," he said, his voice filled with curiosity.
Suddenly, Élora appeared beside us, her presence lightening the tense atmosphere.
She leaned over our shoulders to get a better look at the map, her long blonde hair brushing against mine.
"What’s all the fuss about?" she asked playfully.
Gabriel gestured to the map, "We found something interesting."
Élora’s eyes widened as she took in the strange symbols and markings.
"Wow! This looks like some ancient language," she exclaimed. Gabriel nodded, his expression serious.
"We’re going to investigate after school. Care to join us?"
Élora grinned mischievously, "Of course! I wouldn’t miss it for the world."
As they began discussing their plans, I couldn’t help but feel a pang of envy.
Their friendship was so effortless and natural; they had known each other since childhood and shared a bond that went beyond mere acquaintances.
I watched them interact with a mix of fascination and longing.
Gabriel rarely smiled or showed any emotion, but around Élora, he seemed more relaxed and almost... happy?
Élora teased him about his seriousness, poking fun at his tendency to overanalyze everything.
Gabriel rolled his eyes good-naturedly but couldn’t hide a small smile tugging at his lips.
As they bantered back and forth, I realized how much I admired their dynamic.
It was refreshing to see someone bring out a lighter side of Gabriel that few people ever got to witness.
Finally, Gabriel suggested we meet in his family’s chamber after school to discuss our next steps privately.
Élora raised an eyebrow, her voice teasing, "Your family's chamber? Are we finally getting a glimpse into the mysterious Gabriel's world?"
Gabriel chuckled softly, "Don't get too excited; it's just a dusty old room with more books than furniture."
I hesitated before asking, "Do you think we'll find more clues there?"