121. Conclusion

The effects of the war were real. The great war between the vampires took a huge toll, as the scope of the war was quite wide.

However, of the many vampires who died in the war, there was one vampire whose death had the greatest impact.

He was Leonard, the most respected of the various vampire races. When Leonard fell and slumped to the ground, the incident was witnessed by other vampires.

Some vampires seemed to be in deep shock. Some of them shook their heads in disbelief, and others covered their mouths with their hands and looked again, just to be sure.

Their hearts seemed to be squeezed, so painfully. Leonard's death weighed heavily on their minds and shook their spirits, causing their morale to drop. It had fallen drastically, as it shouldn't have.

"How is this possible?" one of the vampires shouted in disbelief, shaking Leonard's lifeless body. Leonard was the vampire who fueled their passion the most.

David's breathing was ragged, exhausted from the war. David felt that this