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They know what you want, and it's bloody disgusting: Love and Deepspace's latest Myth introduces Vampire Sylus

·Dec 2, 2025

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One year after Sylus got his second Myth, the third one arrives to make good on all those vampire fantasies.

Love and Deepspace has kicked off its latest Memory Pair event today: Where Silverwings Rest, the new chapter for dragon boy - and now vampire boy - Sylus. There are new Memories to explore, a new Myth - and, of course, a new companion form for him.

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