100 Vampire Novels & Stories

EVE The explosions were getting closer. "How many vampires?" Adam demanded as we moved down the corridor. "Fifteen. Maybe twenty." Dr. Cross was practically running, guards surrounding us. "They breached the outer perimeter ten minutes ago. Fighting through the upper levels now." "Fifteen vampires versus an entire Council facility and they're winning?" I shifted Lucia in my arms. She was crying, frightened by the noise. I knew I should feel something about that. Maternal distress. Protective rage. But there was only hollow acknowledgment that she was upset.

Said Leana. "The various groups of our opponents are also here." Leona added. I looked to the front and saw four hundred standing Vampire High students. In the first passage there are the Wolf Vampires, in the second passage there is the Pure Vampire. On the third hundred there are Witch vampires and on the fourth hundred there are Vampire monsters. In front of us and around the Finish Spot are the non -ordinary Gorbloys because they are all big. Mother gorbloyds. "If those four join forces, we will probably lose." Said Creed.

They were surrounded by almost fifty vampires, but she didn’t care. “Come on!” She beckoned to Bella, and they charged at the vampires. The vampires closed in like a wave of darkness, and the two friends charged at them. Hazel flexed her fingers, her sharpened nails glinting under the pale moonlight. She grinned as adrenaline flooded her veins. The first vampire lunged at Hazel with their fangs bared, but she moved faster than she thought possible. With a single leap, she was on him, grabbing his head and twisting it with a sickening crack. The vampire crumpled to the ground, and Hazel didn’t even blink. Bella ducked under a female vampire’s swipe, slashing her claws across their chest. The

and with that he left her room. "I'll never get exhausted from seeing your face," Ava sighed "What did hell am I doing? I'm not falling for Vador,I'm not falling for the dark lord," and with that she fell asleep. The next morning Vador was seated at the dining table waiting for the maids to bring his food ,not that it was of much use,he needed human blood but had to cope with bags of blood as he was warned in the last council meeting against killing female vampires just to quench his thirst. He had killed over fifty female vampires in a roll.

He could conquer anyone for his mate. The vampire pivoted and shoved his hands forward, tossing ten venomous claws at Anthony in a swift move that would've caught Anthony off guard. Anthony's beast came forward, and his eyes switched to the lightest amber as he blocked the claws in midair, sending them back to the vampire. Immediately, he took his machine gun from his shoulder and shot the vampire. The bullet and the claws hit the vampire at a time.

David Winston was the first Vampire king who won ten kingdoms after defeating the Dragon king Marcus III and the werewolf king Pyrus, the blood hunter. Elsa read a lot about their journey when she came across a picture that had written about a night creature's consummation. It was such an awful picture. Elsa averted her eyes and slid her fingers to the other page because she didn't want to read it, and the little knowledge her maids gave was enough to understand what was on this page. “Don't,” a cold voice whispered and made Elsa jerk up in the seat with a scream, “O My god! “Shh! Your husband,” Gabriel laugh near her ears and held her in place.

“Look here are the bottles you smash into the vampires or submerge your weapon in when attacking. I labeled them, and they are Purple V for the vampires. Green Z for Zombies are what I used to help at least subdue them. However, I don't know how effective it may work on them due to their makeup.” “Amber that is terrific. I looked up some information my good friend Marco had provided me about attacking them. He said chopping off their head and burning them has been working so far. However, he told me they are very strong, very resilient, and seem driven by orders.” Alex adds while examining her bottles of mixtures she had put together.

He stood over me, all raw power and dangerous. I whimpered when I bumped my arm, and he knelt closer to me. He was on all fours, hovering over me. My bones were quickly healing, and I was ready to shove him away. His face was an inch away from mine now, fangs out and hissing. I didn’t know what to do. I had never seen a vampire like this before. He lowered his head and scented my neck. I trembled with fear and anticipation for what I didn’t know.

My sarcastic tone was being frowned upon by those around me. The nervous energy stacked itself so thick it felt like I was in a sauna. Everyone is eyeing each other with unease and tense frames. “A vampire bit you.” Doctor Kent struggles to speak the words. “Come again?” I ask. Not because I didn’t hear him, but because I wanted to be sure I heard the correct thing from a medical professional. “A vampire has bitten you.” As the words leave his mouth, he begins to turn pale. “I am sorry, I can no longer treat you.” He announces as his vision flicks to the window and back at me. “Doctor Harken can take over from here. Good day.” He hurries from the room without a glance back in our direction.

“Let’s go check inside. Even if your protegee isn’t here, we can find out where she could be. The kind of vampires operating this place are like your coven witches, they’re the cockroaches of our kind. I want them dead as much as you do.” Coralis unlocked and forced a back door off its hinges, and Veronica beheaded the first vampire she saw with her bare hands. “Can you please tell us if you saw a 10-year-old female around here?” said Sebastian to a vampire coming their way. “I don’t know what you’re talking about,” said the vampire, and Veronica beheaded him too. “Remind me to not piss you off,” said Coralis. “I can say the same to you, sis, that’s why we love each other,” said Veronica as