"I believe you have mistaken my offspring for prey."
The "Demon Father" usually falls into one of four distinct categories. Choose the one that best fits your story’s tone. demon father
Malakor appeared human. He wore tailored suits, spoke in a soothing baritone, and ran a “consulting firm” that secretly bled people dry. At home, he called it “teaching Kael the real world.” Every gift came with a silent invoice. Every compliment was a prelude to a command. "I believe you have mistaken my offspring for prey
Kael’s hands shook. For the first time, he saw his father not as an invincible monster, but as a man who had been taught cruelty and had chosen to master it. That was worse—and better. Worse, because it meant Malakor’s evil was deliberate. Better, because it meant cruelty was not destiny. He wore tailored suits, spoke in a soothing