Everyone knows the story about the Sakamaki family. But there is something that no one knew about the great Karlheinz. He had met a women long before his wives and he was actually in love with her; not just for something greedy like the rest but something pulled them apart and he never saw her again. Her name was Amelia. She was half vampire and half human. But there was something he didn't know. She had a child. A beautiful young girl named Tsukiko. No one knew about her. Not even Karlheinz until someone found out about her and he demanded to find her and bring her to him. It has been centuries since then and there was no sign of her which made Karlheinz into the man he is now. Tsukiko lived in a small cabin outside of the city. She had lost her mother when she was really young. She started to live with Tsukiyama, one of her mother's friend that raised her like she was his own. One day she was kidnapped by one of the men that Karl send out to search for her and forced her to live with her new family. How will Tsukiko handle all this? Will love blossom? Or Hate?

Once upon a time, God heald a large banquet for all the animals of the zodiac. The mouse had thought it would be fun to play a trick on his friend the cat by telling him that the banquet was the day after tomorrow. So while the mouse and all the other zodiac members were at the banquet, the foolish cat stayed home and dreamt of a day that would never come. But the day before the banquet the cat had told his friend the fox that it was tomorrow as well. As sly as the fox was, he was easily tricked because he trusted the cat so much. After a day of frolicking in the forest to make the day end faster, the fox had saw the mouse sleeping on a small tree stump with a large belly. The fox went to speak to the mouse when the mouse spoke in his sleep. "No more food... I'm too full...ahhh...banquet food." He mumbled turning on his side. The fox was shocked at the sleeping mouse's words. After his encounter with the mouse that day, the fox never spoke to the cat again for his trust was broken.