Over the centuries, man has always questioned the essence of life and the mysteries surrounding immortality. Tales, legends and myths have spanned the ages, fueling the human imagination about what it means to transcend the limits imposed by time and mortality. In this intriguing narrative, "The Immortals, the Four Princes", we are transported to a Nova Friburgo where the incessant rain seems to be both a setting and a portent of what is to come.

Dominus is a figure who is not only a predator of the night, but also an enigma in himself. Dressed in a fashion that defies the standards of a contemporary Nova Friburgo, he walks among mortals with the confidence of someone who belongs to a world beyond human comprehension. His thirst for blood and the precision of his movements are described with an intensity that mixes horror and fascination, creating an atmosphere that involves the reader from the first lines.

Behind the apparent brutality of his actions, we perceive the layers of a story that has not yet been revealed, marked by a past of pain, curses and a connection with the divine. Dominus is more than just an immortal; he is a character full of dilemmas and secrets, whose existence challenges the fine line between the human and the monstrous.

In this dark universe, Nova Friburgo emerges as an unusual stage for events. The city is portrayed in an almost supernatural way, where the routine of mortals contrasts with the presence of those who carry eternity in their eyes. Each scene is imbued with suspense that promises to reveal much more than simple nocturnal encounters.

"The Immortals, the Four Princes" invites us to explore the limits of humanity, the mysteries of immortality and the consequences of choices that shape not only a life, but eternity. This is a story that not only entertains, but also challenges the reader to reflect on what it really means to be alive – or to survive – in a world as vast and enigmatic as their own night.