Valerie Nosferatu

**Valerie Nosferatu** was the divine vampire and the biological mother of Lemar by her brief relationship with the god, Jürgen Wolfblood. She is a primordial, or first, vampire ever and spread vampirism worldwide. She has been mentioned several times in *Blackbird*, and first appeared in *Episode IX.* In *Episode XIV*, she was slain by Wren Kreisler, one of her many descendants, along with her four bodyguards.

## Appearance

When Valerie was human, she had fair skin, brunette hair, and sky blue eyes. She wore a red dress, brown boots, and a white shawl. She also wore a red necklace that was a family heirloom passed down from mother to daughter at an early age.

After becoming the first of a new type of demon, her skin is now unnaturally white and her blue irises are now a deep bloody red. She mostly kept her dark hair loose unless otherwise and had four canonical fangs to assist in her drinking blood. Because Valerie is the primordial of her species, she is ageless and the rest of her ‘children’ have the same semi-immortality as she does. Her attire varies and changes depending on the time period, occupation, and/or what she wants. Following her long overdue reunion with her son Lemar Wolfblood and subsequent death at the hands of her most loyal follower, she wore a black cashmere dress, brown midcalf boots, and red nail polish.

In a flashback, Valerie’s dress changed from red to white, signifying her virginity before turning red again after losing it to King Jürgen Wolfblood, resulting in the creation of Lemar Wolfblood and a long-term armistice between her creations and Jürgen’s race. In several portraits and photos throughout her life, Nosferatu’s attire has been consistently shown to be feminine, but with some practical and combative uses in mind.

## Personality

Because of her status as the primordial and the very source of vampirism itself, Valerie Nosferatu has narcissistic tendencies with an apathetic personality until she reunited with her biological son Lemar Wolfblood. She is also cold and distant since she and King Jürgen Wolfblood of Lycanthropy had their one and only son who she loved very much; however, to preserve some peace between her and Jürgen’s races .

She is cruel manipulative and cruel towards everyone except for her own creations. The only ones she loves or respects are her personal bodyguards Leumas, Zeugirdor, Ebaneb, and Aoreugif, her biological son Lemar Wolfblood, and . Despite the fidelity of vampires, she despises their butt-kissing and has no care about their wellbeing since all types of demon hunters have hunted demons including her kind for thousands of years. The reason is that her bodyguards were her first creations when they attempted to protect her from danger and that they refused to die, with Leumas being the first human to be transformed into a vampire. whom she is cordial with and respects the most as she handpicked them to guard her specifically. biological son Lemar Wolfblood who she says is her ‘big man’ and expresses only love, affection, and trust in him when she attempted to reconnect with him when they first met in *Episode IX*.

## History

### Before *Blackbird*

Valerie Nosferatu claimed that she was born in Gaul in November 31, 1 B.C. .

### *Blackbird*

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Thousands of years later, however, her descendant, Wren Kreisler, was able to suck Valerie of all of her blood and absorbing her power, inheriting her power in the process. In an act of vengeance, Valerie’s son Lemar defeated Kreisler in Episode XVI, destroying Kreisler and restoring his mother. After promising to continue to keep her race away from humans in exchange for human blood delivered via blood banks, Valerie .

## Powers & Abilities

As the first vampire, Valerie Nosferatu possesses virtually none of the weaknesses of her descendants, and her power was in an entire league of its own. It is unknown as to how she became a vampire or why, but she was able to use her vampirism to create the vampire race and is revered as a ‘goddess/mother’ by them all, and can impose her very will upon her ‘children’.