Episode 1 · The Auction
Noah puts himself on the block deliberately, aiming for the most dangerous vampire in the room.
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Boys' Love · 59 episodes · SagaBox
A hunter puts himself on the block. The vampire who buys him needs his blood — and his heart.
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At a secret vampire auction, hunter Noah Reed deliberately puts himself on the block to reach the most dangerous vampire in the room, Duke Lucien Vale, and uncover the truth behind his parents' deaths seventeen years ago.
As assassins close in and every clue leads back to the mysterious Adrian Voss, Noah and Lucien discover their meeting may never have been an accident — and the person Noah would risk everything to protect may be hiding the biggest secret of all.
Noah's rare Dawn Blood can suppress Lucien's deadly curse, but only when it is given willingly. Noah needs the Duke's power; Lucien needs Noah's blood. What begins as a calculated bargain quickly turns into something far more dangerous.
Series facts checked against the SagaBox listing. Notes cover the opening episodes only; nothing here reveals the ending.
Noah Reed and Lucien Vale carry the opening arc.
A hunter who deliberately sells himself at a vampire auction to reach the Duke and learn the truth behind his parents' deaths. His rare Dawn Blood can lift a curse — only when given freely.
The most dangerous vampire in the room, bound by a deadly curse only Dawn Blood can suppress. He buys the hunter, and needs his blood — and, against expectation, his heart.
Moments from the opening run that set up the rest.
Noah puts himself on the block deliberately, aiming for the most dangerous vampire in the room.
Noah needs the Duke's power; Lucien needs Noah's Dawn Blood. A calculated deal that is about to turn.
Noah's rare Dawn Blood can suppress Lucien's deadly curse — but only when given willingly.
Assassins close in as clues lead back to the mysterious Adrian Voss, and the meeting may never have been chance.
Captured from the opening episodes — not promotional art.










Written from the opening arc. These are editorial impressions, not audience scores.
"It flips the usual hunter-vampire standoff: the hunter auctions himself off to reach the vampire, and the blood the vampire craves is the only thing that can save him."
"The bargain turns dangerous as every clue leads back to a mysterious figure — and the person Noah would protect may be hiding the biggest secret."
Best for viewers who like BL dark fantasy where the hunter and vampire are locked into a mutually-needed bargain; if you want a light or comedic tone, this is brooding and secret-driven. Compared with most vampire-romance shorts, the willing-blood rule and the parents'-death mystery give it a conspiracy spine — that weight is both its strength and, for viewers wanting pure mood, its limit.
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