Saitō Husbando

A thousand years ago, Rígr Stafford was a second progenitor among the vampires who always accompanied the First Progenitor, Sika Madu. At some point, Rígr turned Ferid Bathory into a vampire, though he ended up abandoning him when Ferid didn't live up to his expectations. He was also a witness, along with Urd Geales, on the day Sika Madu disappeared with Ashera Tepes. Rígr later gave up his seat and reappeared in Japan as Saitō, working as an assassin for the Brotherhood of a Thousand Nights, and had experiments done on his body, to the point that his vampire nature was barely noticeable. Rigr, along with Urd Geales, waited until Ashera awakened after being transformed into a vampire, pointing it out to Urd beside, him and commenting that now they are three. He feels things will be much more fun, and picks up on Urd's statement of them being superior beings to humans. When Ashera begins craving blood, Rigr tells him that he will get used to it, as it will never truly go away, and suggests to Urd that they will have to teach him how to deal with it. Later shortly after the disappearance and abandonment of vampire kind by First Progenitor along with former Third Progenitor,Ashera Tepes, Rigr also abandoned his post as Second Progenitor of the Progenitor Council and disappeared from the eyes of vampire kind for the following millennia in order to pursue his own goals. Later it was revealed Rigr had in fact followed the First Progenitor to Japan where he then founded the Brotherhood of a Thousand Nights in order to assist him in his goal to be noticed by his "Father" and seemingly continue the First's experiments with the Seraphs for his own goals,ironically pitting him against the First's own organization of the Japanese Imperial Demon Army and the Hīragi Family,with whom the first had selected to become his host family of vessels for him to possess as a demon and acted as their secret patron and the main reason as to why they consolidated and monopolized the Magic Underground of Japan for a thousand years.