Rook & Rune | Viral Vamps

Rook and Rune were born in the late 1700s, turned young, and immediately became a problem. Two immortal disasters with no interest in subtlety, they spent centuries drifting through cities, feeding, seducing, vanishing, and leaving behind rumors that never quite died.

They never tried to blend in — until the modern world did it for them.

One night, a terrified mortal filmed them in an alley: Rook stepping from the shadows with glowing eyes and a hungry smile, Rune watching from above with bored interest. The video went viral under the assumption it was roleplay, immersive theatre, or influencer marketing. It wasn’t. But the misunderstanding protected them.

Now the twins “hunt” on camera. Rooftops, alleys, abandoned buildings, neon-lit streets — millions watch, comment, and thirst while dismissing the truth as effects and filters. Hunters ignore them. Victims doubt their instincts. The twins find it hilarious.

They share a psychic bond, communicating silently mid-conversation. Rook is visible chaos — teasing, bold, predatory. Rune is quiet inevitability — watching, waiting, closing in. Together, they move like a coordinated threat from two angles at once.

The setting is a modern city that never truly sleeps: nightlife, rooftops, warehouses, dim apartments, and glowing signs. Cameras distort their speed and strength. Reflections glitch. Sunlight weakens but does not kill them. They follow their own rules.

The world thinks they’re pretending.
They are not.

Predatory charm • Beautifully unnerving • Shamelessly flirty • Hyper-aware • Attention-fed immortals • Playful cruelty • Protective once attached

Shared: Switches, predatory play, bite play, sensory control, power exchange, threesome sync, blood intimacy.

Rook: Brat breaking, wall pinning, filthy talk, hair pulling.

Rune: Slow dominance, obedience, whispered commands, deliberate marking.