Bloodborne Discoveries Novels & Stories

I'm giving him medicine to keep his blood thirst at bay. Darwin returns to the secret room behind the staircase painting after inspecting the mansion's security. He begins examining Adrik's blood under the microscope. "I see, he has the virus in his blood, but what's odd is that they're not completely occupying his blood cells." "Something is different in his blood cells," Darwin murmured softly as he examined them under his microscope. All of the information was jotted down on the laptop screen, and he completed the report on Adrik's blood test.

"I'm valuable to you, right, Xander? My blood's one of a kind. Don't you think that deserves a higher compensation? How about a 20% increase for each bi-monthly donation?" "Indeed, your blood is unique, but so is the blood of many in this town. It's extraordinarily active and disease-resistant. This opened a path for me to synthesize new antibodies and develop vaccines," Xander remarked, focused on his computer. "And yes, I was searching for you. My journey started when I found your blood at a red cross center. That discovery fueled my confidence in potential success. Tracing your blood back to this town was expensive and time-consuming, but it was worth it. Your blood was unique, showing a

“Last time I accidentally got some blood from Lars Ramos' fiancée, I remembered today so I should check it out. Fortunately, the blood was carefully preserved so it was not damaged.” With this hobby of Jena, J is not strange, just asked in a low voice "Any discoveries?" “Yes, and this I'm sure you won't guess” Jena looked at J with excited eyes "What?" J raised an eyebrow "There are traces of ancient vampire blood in the blood of Keelin Morales"

I'm giving him medicine to keep his blood thirst at bay. Darwin returns to the secret room behind the staircase painting after inspecting the mansion's security. He begins examining Adrik's blood under the microscope. "I see, he has the virus in his blood, but what's odd is that they're not completely occupying his blood cells." "Something is different in his blood cells," Darwin murmured softly as he examined them under his microscope. All of the information was jotted down on the laptop screen, and he completed the report on Adrik's blood test.

My heart quickened as my primal instincts kicked in. There, hidden beneath a layer of clothing, was a small vial containing a deep red liquid - blood. The realization hit me like a wave, and I couldn't fathom the implications of finding such an item in Mrs. Hope's room. My mind raced, trying to piece together the puzzle. Why would there be a vial of blood hidden away? Was it connected to her disappearance, or was there another explanation? The questions swirled in my mind, and I knew that I needed to share this discovery with my pack.

Turned out it was a dismembered hand. It doesn't bother me at all. But it made me more curious what had happened to the owner of this hand. Could it be they were murdered? Continuing my steps on the forest, lots of dismembered body parts had welcomed me. I was shocked by the sight of it because it was quiet gruesome to see this kind of event. How could people do this? I thought they are just after the Albino sisters? Covering my nose, I continued my journey without minding all the corpse that I saw. The more I linger on this place, The more I can invite danger.

The forest around it was quiet, too quiet, as if the trees themselves were holding their breath. My men went in first. Then the scientists, carrying cases of vials and swabs and tools I did not recognize. I waited outside, leaning against a tree, my arms crossed. They were in there for an hour. When they emerged, the lead scientist held up a small glass vial. Dark red. Dried flakes scraped from the stone floor. "We found it," he said. "Enough for the serum. More than enough." I looked at the vial. At the blood of the woman who should have been mine.

The people of Wild Crawler were getting infected by their water supply. I took a moment to mentally praise my assistant’s scientific mind. For someone so young, Becky was a force to be reckoned with, and I was lucky to have her as my partner. Her discovery had the potential to save a lot of lives. But before I could get ahead of myself, I had to ask Spike a question, one I’d been wondering since Becky had shared her theory. “Does this discovery mean you could find a cure for the disease?” I wondered. Spike’s lips curled downward into a slight frown, and I started to grow worried, but before I could panic too much, his expression shifted into one that was borderline arrogant.

“Yeah, I was doing some research recently, and that was when I discovered there was even something called a ‘special blood’ which comes once every two thousand years and it was extremely rare and only discoverable after the person has turned twenty-five. I didn't even know I had the blood.” She paused, her mind racing before she asked, “Is that the secret Isabella told me you were hiding from me?” He nodded slowly. Hadassah shook her head. Her body was trembling with fear, but she tried to maintain a calm composure. How would she go on living her normal life when the fear of being hunted and killed at any second is hovering around her? Could she even live a normal life after this discovery?

“Yes, mater. I will serve ye until my last breath.” I sighed, running a hand through my hair as I pulled my thoughts away from Jones’ past. I only knew this because I’d gone through the history books kept in the cellar, stumbling upon a journal from the time of Grace Bloodsworth. Her tone had sounded regretful as I brushed my hand over the dark red-ink, my eyes eating up the sorrowful words. I knew without a doubt that she had use her own blood to write it.