Castlevania: Why Did Dracula Treat His Human 'Pets' So Well?
After many years of solitude, the cold-hearted Vlad Dracula Tepes found love unexpectedly, and with a human no less! Sadly, Lisa was expunged from existence by the superstitious Church, which believed her science and healing skills to be magic and burnt Lisa as a witch.
The distraught Vampire King subsequently swore to seek vengeance from the entire human race, with his trusted Forgemasters, Hector and Isaac, by his side. By building a formidable supernatural army, Dracula swore to exterminate all of humanity, but what does that mean for his loyal human Forgemasters in Castlevania?
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With an inner dialogue holding only servitude in mind, Isaac's main goal in life is to find a Master worthy of his unconditional loyalty. Deriving from a world of abuse, the stern slave is rescued from sinister magicians by Dracula, who intended to sell parts of Isaac's necromantic body for gold. Having found respect for the first time, the Forgemaster swears his unwavering loyalty to the Vampire King and becomes borderline obsessive about protecting his master.
Even after being denied the opportunity to lay downhis life to defend Dracula, Isaac's loyalty did not falter, and he dedicates all his energy towards destroying those who betrayed his beloved king. The Forgemaster's refusal to assist with Dracula's revival is another sign of his devotion and understanding of the Vampire King — he knows that, regardless of his own wishes to reunite with his master, Dracula would be more content to remain with Lisa in Hell.
Stemming from an unloved home (which he ultimately burnt to the ground), Hector found little companionship with other humans and preferred to spend his time with
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