Lilith was a character in a comic by Marvel Comics. She was Dracula's oldest daughter- and only child to her mother Zofia. Dracula ended up forcing Zofia and Lilith to leave his castle later on so that he could marry another woman. Zofia later leaves Lilith to the hands of a gyspsy lady Gretchin, then comits suicide. While Lilith is still a child, Dracula ends up killing Gretchin's son, Arni and she vowed to seek revenge. She casts a spell upon Lilith turning her into a vampire.. But not just any normal vampire, she has unique powers; she did not fear holy symbols and she would not be harmed at all in sunlight. She would haunt Dracula until he was killed, and each time she "died," she would take over the body of a woman that hated him and wanted him dead. She also had the powers to transform into a wolf, a bat or mist, could control weather (limited amounts) and could command wolves, bats, and rats.
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Dracula you gay bastard, first you seduce your victim, make him feel real special, you suck him and make him your slave you sadistic pervert. A pox on you and all the other monsters talk about you behind your back. Frankie can barely speak right and he still got some good words in.

Random rantings based on somewhat backed up information that really isnt backed up...

Currently: working on lines
Plans: a more modern Sakura, from Naruto
Practicing: weird pose/cleaner lines

intense look as he decides to think a little longer on his next meal.

that lolipop looks yummy!

ANZAC day.

The ANZACs were the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who fought in WWI in the battle of Gallipoli - April 25th was the day they landed. The holiday is there to commemorate the New Zealand and Australian soliders who fought, and those who died. I don't know about Australia, but in New Zealand (being the tiny country that it is) just about everyone has a connection to someone who fought (my grandfather and great uncle were both involved).
Every year there are dawn parades all over the country, where veterans gather (there aren't many left these days) and wreaths are laid, and the Last Post is played on the bugel just as the sun rises. They're not big, flashy ceremonies...

Red poppies were the only flowers that ever grew on battle fields, because they thrived in the loose soil disturbed by the bombs. While the flowers bloomed, the field became a sea of red, and not just from the poppies. Poppies are also the traditional flower of rememberance.
So every year on ANZAC day people put red poppies on the graves of their ancestors who died in the war, and the Returned Services Association sells little felt poppy pins on the street for a donation.

Oh, and there is a commemorative biscuit too, the Anzac biscuit, a golden syrupy rolled oaty thing, sort of chewy and crunchy at the same time, and it's delicious.