Later in life he despised all who he considered to be less than he. Weakness, he perceived, was a sign of unholiness. The weak did not conform to God.
In his alignment to the unnamed one, Vlad walked a lonely path - for no other came close to his private and personal elevation. He hid well this secret alliance. His certifiable smugness. This extreme and inverted egotism. He took his own counsel, and agreed with himself, that Vlad, and only Vlad, was worthy of the highest prize.
-Gabriel Brunsdon, AZLANDER: NEVER ENDINGS: Second Chances
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