Novel & Cerita Blood On The Sun

“What?” “To my knowledge, there is only one race that can freely manipulate blood as if it's their own limb. Vampires. However, vampires are supposed to turn to dust when exposed to sunlight, and yet…” Skystorm looked at the sky where the sun shone brightly especially in the desert. Then she looked at Akame again. “So tell me your story. You, who can use blood powers and yet survive in sunlight.” Akame did not answer.

Blood on the horizon. War was coming to Blood Moon. ---

That's the reason i go to the world of people. But as a superior, i knew they had already worked out a way to cover up my sudden loss. They will not let the name be tarnished Aspheyan. I went home to my apartment when the sun went down. People are wrong in assuming such, i was burning in the sun. Only our eyes were affected by the sun. By the time sunlight hits it changes color and turns red. The reddish eyes of vampires hiding in it's dark brown color that seemed just a normal.

Old Mia steps back, the shock is evident in her eyes. The rage I feel begins to intensify, threatening to consume me. “You´re responsible for the death of hundreds of people, including people who I love.” As I move towards her, I feel this power coursing through me. “Your time ends now, oracle.” I look at my hands and I witness the red aura enveloping me. What is this? “It can´t be. You are blessed by the Blood Moon. Stay back! Don´t come any closer.”

Atlas’ POV The sun… when you think about it, it kind of sounds unbelievable. A flaming ball suspended in the sky that makes it possible for life to exist on this hellhole called Earth. It feeds the plants we rely on, provides us with heat, light, and warmth. As a Floridian, there were days I’d just bask in its glory. Without it, would any of us be here? It was such an important part of life, and yet in that particular moment I cursed its existence as it peeked through the window shining down on my sleeping beauty. The way her skin glistened underneath was a sight to see, but it was also a reminder of who she was; not a vampire, but a hybrid. I guess the question about can she survive in sunl

“Don’t put her in danger.” Ingrid smiled slightly. “Just a drop of blood.” Lilith took a deep breath, then Ingrid handed her a small silver needle. “Use this.” Lilith gently pricked her fingertip. A drop of red blood slowly appeared. But its color looked slightly different now. It was a deep red with a golden sheen that was only visible for a moment when hit by sunlight. Selene’s eyes widened instantly. “That...”

Lucian breathes. Araya's blood runs cold. She knows this phenomenon. Heard the legends from old Direwolf tales. "The Blood Moon," Araya whispers. "But it's not supposed to rise for three more nights." As they watch, the red spreads faster. Consuming the blue. Turning day into eerie crimson twilight. The full moon appears despite the sun still visible. Massive. Red as fresh blood. Hanging in the sky like a wound. Every wolf in Drevalon feels it. The pull. The command. The ancient call that cannot be denied.

Suddenly, a sharp searing pain rips from my chest and I scream , doubling over. What's happening to me? It feels like my bones are lit on fire with my veins surging with a strange energy. My head unconsciously lifts to the window. The moon bleeds red. The streaks of light that I saw earlier come from the moon. Is this the blood moon that Alera spoke about? It's ominous hue sends chill down my spine but that's not what's important now. What I care about is what the hell is happening to me. Another waves hit me and I cough, spluttering out dark blood.

I lunged forward into the chaos of the battlefield, my paws tearing up the blood-soaked turf as I raced toward the spot where Keira was lying, and I could see the hunters in the distance frantically cranking the levers on their machine to fire a second time. I reached her just as she was trying to push herself up on one shaky arm, and I saw that her clothes were charred and her skin was covered in angry, red blisters that weren't healing the way they usually did because the solar light was designed to kill the vampire cells in her body. "Stay down," I growled, though it came out as a deep, vibrating rumble from my throat, and I stood over her small form and looked up at the glowing lens of t