Bloodborne Crossover Novels & Stories

I kept moving, scanning the tables and rows of equipment until my eyes fell on a particularly familiar folder. It was the Blood Moon file. The very one I’d stolen from Dominic’s study and handed over to Varen. The pages were open and yellow sticky notes scribbled with Varen’s messy handwriting littered the margins. I skimmed through the pages, my eyes darting from line to line. “The raid on my mother’s village…” “The moment Alissa cursed Gregory Bloodhound…” From what I could gather, that bubbling black serum was the key to making Varen immortal. But he was missing something. An ancient magic that he needed to perfect his little experiment.

“A catastrophe so great that both sides will fight as one against a common enemy. In twelve months, a new nation will rise from the ashes: Corpsehaven.” Binge’s laugh was hollow. “I knew it. We should’ve used River’s citizens instead of beast cores as a replacement for the relay core. Beast cores were never compatible with humans. That’s why I’m dying. That’s why everyone will die and resurrect as mindless beings.” “Not everyone,” Hound corrected. “A few will naturally resist the disease. And I’ve already prepared a cure. Tested, of course, by yours truly.” He clapped slowly in Emily’s direction.

Her fever went up to forty-one degrees, and her brain was badly burned. “This can be considered one of the species of the tick’s family. It’s like a carrion bug, but not quite the real thing. Instead, it’s a mutated type by the name of the carrion parasite. Humans artificially cultivate it, and its toxicity is a hundred times greater than that of carrion bugs. You got it when you were handcuffing Darven earlier,” Alex explained. After listening to what Alex said, Anna felt goosebumps all over her body. She quickly rubbed the back of her neck.

"There's something else in her blood. Something ancient and wrong." All eyes around the ring watched, and as we did so, Sable's eyes turned white as they rolled into her head. Her mouth widened and that horrible, layered scream erupted again. "What is happening to her?" Lyra asked. "She's mad," Elena replied, her revulsion evident in the tone of her voice. "By something dark. And here it is using the birth to crossover. To manifest." My blood ran cold. "Get everyone out," I ordered. "Now!"

The streets were so quiet one could hear the ashes fall. The Hunters had set up quarantine fences around the central district, where blood energy still seeped from the ground slowly, persistently, like a wound refusing to close. And in the cold metallic room of a temporary medical station, Evelyn Cross opened her eyes only to realize what was beating inside her chest...was no longer the heart of a human being. She tried to move, but pain surged from the scar on her chest, the place where Genesis had once merged into her blood. Then, a voice echoed inside her head.

"Well, if you were to do a Punnett Square and filled it up with 'VV' as vampire, and let's say 'HH' as humans then place them into all of the Parental Genotypes and the offspring-" "Hold on, hold on," Cammie interrupted, "Don't speak Biologist, please. I can't translate that." "Alright, in other words, if they had four children, two of them would be half-bloods, but one of them would be a true-blood and the other would be a human. Simple as that." "Wow, biology's pretty cool," Alyssa said, "And what if in the future, you and Octavia decide to have children-" I almost choked on the air I breathed.

"Mommy! They’re looking at me but I can't see their hearts! They're just... empty boxes!" I lunged my consciousness into the city's server basement, bypassing the physical world. *Kael! Use the Memory-Blades! Cut the infection out of their marrow!* "Aria... I can't..." Kael's silhouette manifested on the monitor as a mess of shivering code. "The virus is biological. It's rooted in their DNA. If I use the blades on the network, it won't stop the rot in their blood. To fight a biological deletion, I have to use... us."

I became even more embarrassed. "Okay, let's do it from behind." Kylian Arthur turned me around and lifted my waist. "Ack?!" I was a little surprised when his hand pressed my head to the cold floor. I couldn't see him anymore. I could only see a row of books beside me that were under the gun cabinet. All Xenobeast types you need to know: weakest to strongest. Xenobeast blood has been proven to heal minor to severe wounds. Evidence of the Existence of the Eternal Professor in the Portal.

I'm more nervous. “W-What's going on? W-Why did it go around me?” I nervously asked Xenon. "Don't be afraid, Gabria. That's the white light I'm talking about," I heard the Headmistress say. The light slowly covered me until all I could see was white. I looked around but what I saw around me was white. "Hello? Is there a human vampire here?” I asked while still looking around. I was surprised when there was something like red and black in the same bubble. It comes closer to me so I back away.

She hit the ground hard, her crossbow skittering away. “No!” I screamed. But Whitney was already moving. She’d pulled a knife and stabbed through the parasites. The Masquerader shrieked. The parasites around her leg started to smoke and burn. Whatever was on that blade was toxic to them. “Silver coating!” Amon gasped. “House Red research!” She coughed with blood dripping down on her lips. “Said parasites can’t tolerate certain metals. Was saving it for…” The Masquerader started to move again.