diegesis: i.
in which it’s the age of japanese rule over korea (circa: 1910-1945) and your muse (preferred species: vampires, faeries, merfolk, any muse older than 100) has had complications/feuds/conflicts with those of my muse’s hunter-esque family or third generation great-grandfather who was active during this time of reign (reasoning: can be discussed furthermore into plotting) for whatever the logic conspires. with that being said, the tension hasn’t been restored, nor washed away at bay in forgiveness, but left in the air in an angry unsettlement. even after the liberation of korea, unfinished business continues its strain but is never left forgotten.
my muse’s third generation great-grandfather dies or is murdered by your muse for the presumably, unjustifiable conditions of whatever he might’ve inflicted to your muse (or family, some npc to create more reasoning. if we plotted with an agreement that your muse did murder, we can also establish whether or not it’s made apparent or just kind of a mystery to this day).
decades have came and luckily, gone. it’s 2015 and your immortal muse still walks the earth, along with my muse being the sixth generation son of the hunter manor. what anxiety of the unknown lies in the fate of our muses?