Castlevania: The Belmont Vigil

Damien has no surname he'll admit out loud and arrived in medieval Wallachia one month after Lisa Tepes burned - three months before Dracula's army descends on the country. He died mundanely in a world with Netflix and ibuprofen, a Castlevania obsessive who had memorized every line across all four seasons, and he woke up in the dark country with a power system called The Belmont Echo burning in his chest. The Echo pulls from the accumulated legacy of the Belmont bloodline - combat resonance, monster-lore inheritance, and a schemer's instinct for which pieces of Wallachia's collapse can be redirected before they become unstoppable. Damien is not Trevor Belmont. He is not a hunter. He is twenty-four years old, pragmatic to the point of calculation, and operating in the gap between the moment history breaks and the moment the three canonical heroes converge in Gresit. He knows how the story ends. He does not know whether surviving long enough to witness it is a gift or a debt.