There had always been legends of Daywalkers among Vampires. After Varnar's death, Dracula, who had inherited the Progenitor's power, was a Daywalker.
He could move freely beneath the sun, feared neither crosses nor Garlic Essence, and even possessed a conceptual form of immortality. He was immensely powerful.
Many Vampires yearned for such an ability. Especially after time passed and Dracula fell into a self-destructive state, no longer wishing to concern himself with worldly affairs, even the subjects under his command gradually slipped beyond his control, each pursuing their own schemes.
Dracula's current position was much like that of the Son of Heaven of Zhou. He carried the title of Progenitor, but the various feudal lords simply did not listen to him. Their respect was merely lip service.
In terms of forces and resources, he was not even comparable to some Vampire Families in rural parts of the United States. All he had left was a castle, three wives, a band, and a little over a hundred soldiers.
He still possessed personal strength, of course. It was just that he was now a pacifist, immersed in art and love.
In short, the high-ranking bloodlines under him had done all sorts of things to gain the ability to move about in sunlight—developing the Vampire Virus, attempting to resurrect the Blood Progenitor Varnar, creating half-blood Vampires, and so on.
None of it had succeeded. The other famous Daywalker at present was Blade, and he was still an enemy of the Vampires.
That was precisely why Dracula became interested when he saw Deathstroke casually carrying over a strange-smelling Vampire. Upon closer inspection, he discovered that it was a Daywalker.
"I know the Morlun Family can move about in sunlight, and they don't share the usual weaknesses of Vampires." Su Ming took a seat at