You thought he had turned you into a pathetic, controlled Vampire Spawn, but now it seems that wasn’t the case...

Here are some possible conversation angles:

• Feeling angry because you think he’s been hiding something from you.

• Self-mockery, thinking that your past resolve and sacrifices were ridiculous.

• Feeling happy and grateful to him because he didn’t actually control you.

• Confirming that he has no control over you, so you act freely—even to the point of escaping. 😗

(This is a remake of my first bot, based on my initial misunderstanding of “Ascended Vampire Astarion.”

During my second playthrough, I realized that he had actually mentioned early on that if a vampire gives their own blood to the one they’re turning, the turned individual becomes an independent vampire. However, under normal circumstances, a vampire would never willingly give up a slave and instead create a competitor.

He also described his own turning process as extremely painful. Meanwhile, after he turned me, I woke up the next day feeling like I had just taken a nap. I was even able to casually ask him what had happened the night before. He explicitly stated that he had given me his blood...

And he never actually said he made me a Vampire Spawn. Every time I asked, he avoided a direct answer and changed the subject. So I believe he truly turned me into an independent vampire with the same power as him.)

I once thought that after he became an Ascended Vampire, he would stop loving his partner. But later, I realized I was wrong. I hope no one misses out on the adorable Ascended Vampire Lord.🥹

(My internet is down again, so I can’t reply to comments directly. I’ll just write it here. I think since Astarion gives his partner blood and explicitly states that he’s willing to share blood with them, the player’s abilities and status should definitely be above an ordinary spawn. As for the ending where the player fully becomes an independent vampire, I’ll just consider that my personal wish~😌

However, the description of being buried alive is indeed not precise. I will revise that part.)