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Ongoing, First published May 24, 2026

Pale Blood Gold desarrolla un mundo oscuro de riqueza y poder depredador. La narrativa rastrea la adquisición de hombres jóvenes, aparentemente mercancías, en una subasta, revelando una sociedad donde los vampiros pujan abiertamente por la propiedad. Dentro de un hogar lujoso y controlador, los ‘huéspedes’ recién adquiridos navegan por protocolos estrictos y temores ocultos. Las negociaciones comerciales aprovechan el acceso a bienes valiosos, subrayado por demostraciones de dominio y la objetivación de los esclavizados..
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