Novel & Cerita A Vampire's Tale

Strangely, they did not go towards the caste where there are hundreds of werewolves and humans about five hundred meters away. I catch the first one off guard, slicing his chest open. I leave him incapacitated. “Taho, distract him. I need to get back.!“ one vampire tells the other one named Taho and then flees the scene immediately. Now it’s just the two of us. The vampire named Taho is not one of the young ones. He might look not over thirty, but his eyes tell his age. The deep red circles under his eyes, which he has not bothered to hide like they have to fit in with the humans, tell me he must be over three centuries old, or maybe four. No, not four, there is no sign of redness in his eye

When Red asked why our identification laces differed from the other students, I told him that we were scholars. Actually, aside from Red and me, I no longer see any other mortals. During the first week of the school year, I saw some mortal students here, but after a few weeks, I observed that they had already started to vanish. Vampires are incredibly skilled at killing their victims, and no one will be able to determine the cause of death. "I'll just get some ice cream," red said, and I agreed. We both make our way to the canteen's freezer, and he takes a step back when he opens it.

Slain by a vampire. Behind the castle was the dark woods, Aiden noticed as he stepped in, he squinted through, catching Lynette who was dealing with three vampires. Snarling. Growling. Snapping. Lynette stammered as she stepped back, watching the fangs of those vampires drop as they looked at her neck. She had a scratch on her neck and her blood trickled down to her shoulder. They screeched and they approached her trying to deny themselves her appealing blood, but it just pulled them closer and she stepped backward in a fuss. Aiden tried to interfere, but the windows blew open and its pieces shattered as two people fell from it. One was a human and the other was a vampire. The human was abou

However, it could’ve just been me imagining things. I walked toward the table. The Vampire had a nose piercing and looked still quite young, but the wisdom in his dark eyes told me otherwise. His hair was styled in spikes and his face had a dark, mischievous smirk. The hunter on the other hand was an old looking man with grey hair and a potbelly. He had piercing grey eyes and a look of tiredness on his face. As soon as I reached the table the vampire sniffed and beamed. "A Veneziano. To what do I owe this pleasure?"

A part of me tells me that I should tell everyone the truth so that they help me figure out what is happening to me but another part of me really yearns for answers I will not get if people think of me as a monster . ‘’ Your grace , finally after months it has been confirmed that the monster that has terrorized the people of this kingdom is in fact a vampire . ‘’ One of the royal guards says to me when I ask about yet another meeting my uncle attended without me . This is not how I was expecting to get answers about who I am . A vampire ! ‘’ What ! A vampire in our kingdom , how is that even possible ? ‘’ I respond to the royal guard who tells me that the king and his people have found a per

But I only ever dismissed all of those as hearsay, some old lore people told for entertainment. And yet here was I, staring right into the eyes of a vampire. “Vampire…” was all that I managed to croak out despite the jungle of thoughts that swam through my head. He reached out a hand, and I watched in horror as he did so, until his knuckles gently grazed across my cheekbone. His smile widened, “Yes, indeed I am.”

"Well, I am alarmed, now please do not tell me that it is another family member of him." I watch as Ethan looks to his brother, and I swear I can see a damn smirk on his face. This truly is a Hunter thing. But as with all these Hunters, every word that comes out their mouths spells trouble. And as Connor opens his, I feel like slapping it closed. "Have you ever heard of the tale about the Vampire that impregnated a young woman?" "Yes, but I thought that it was just that, a tale." "Well, it is true. He entered her room one night; his desire for intimacy was far greater than his one to feed. So nine months later, she had his child."

I could not believe that we haven't had any injuries yet. While I was lost in thought, I caught a glimpse of something moving along the wood line. It was getting dark already, so trying to make it out was not easy. I almost realized what it was too late. Before I knew it, a vampire was right in front of me. He was staring me in the eyes, and I said, "See anything you like?" I formed a fireball and smashed it into his face. He immediately turned to dust, and I told Cade, "Well, I guess that takes care of that one." Cade shook his head and laughed.

They rolled across the floor, vying for position as Cadence swung the blade at every chance, and the Vampire’s sharp claws dug into Cadence’s arms and ripped at her cheek. Cadence rolled them closer to the copy machine, stabbing the Vampire’s hand with the knife so that she screamed and let go of her hair. Then, she grabbed her by the top of her blonde head and banged her face into the copy machine several times. The Vampire sunk her claws into Cadence’s forearm, and her grasp on the knife began to slip, so she tossed it up into the air, twisted her arm so that the claws came lose and then punched the Vampire in the side of the head before grabbing the blade as it came back down and sinking

As the dawn broke across the sky I hoped that the first rays of sun would bring heat with their light, but I remained cold even as they burned in streaks of pink and gold, blazing through the darkness. “You know,” Falmer said, watching me idly as I crept after a white-tailed deer, “I did encounter a legend that told of a vampire who became human again.” “Oh?” I faltered, and at the crunch of leaves beneath my boot, the deer stuck its tail into the air and ran. I sighed. I didn’t want to go for anything smaller – I was hungry, and I didn’t want to hurt anything I drank from. “Yeah.” He spoke with an air of smugness, as though he was reluctant to tell me, as then we would be equals again. “A f