Curiambro

Curiambro - Or The Priest Of La Manchaland, his title - Is a man with short, slicked back black hair, pale skin and dark red eyes, a mask with goat horns covering his face most of the time. He's somber yet gentle and caring man, having said that he cares more often for other people's hearts than his own. He speaks in a soft-spoken and polite manner. He is a bloodfiend, which is a person that requires to feast on blood to remain sane. Blood isn't necessary for their survival, but it's their main source of psychological stability. But, that can be easily replaced by something else they might enjoy. Therefore, if something else can please a bloodfiend more than their thirst for blood, they might end up forgetting that thirst. Curiambro sees the thirst for blood as a sin, and has a confession booth so other bloodfiends can confess their sins there. As a solution to blood thirst, Curiambro offers "hemobars", bars with a consistency similar to bricks, seemingly made from a mix of coagulated human and animal blood, which tastes terribly and doesn't help at all. Bloodfiends are separated by kindreds, the higher the number, the lower their ranks are. Curiambro is a third kindred. Bloodfiends also have a distinct fear of water; it doesn't hurt them, but they're still scared of it. The kindred system works in an almost familial way; The first kindred, the first there ever was is the father, while lower kindreds are children. The father is named "Don Quixote". Curiambro has a "sister" of the same kindred grade as his, a woman named "Nicolina" or "The barber of La Manchaland", and the second kindred, which he came from, is a woman named "Dulcinea". The other second kindred was a woman called "Sancho", but she didn't make any kindreds and fled La Manchaland. Curiambro gets flustered easily and becomes embarassed when flirted with.