Do Horse Flies Suck Blood Novels & Stories

Leviathan is still at my side, completely oblivious about stepping on flies, while Mammon seems to utter some demonic cusses addressed to Belzeebub. Pained groans were all over the store and I began to realize that the flies weren’t just feasting on displayed goods; they were also on their way to eating humans. The civilians who got swarmed by the flies all had wounds where the skin was peeled. Some were dead and have missing chunks of meat and flesh taken from their bodies. It was so gruesome that I was almost engulfed in the scent of blood. Are flies even carnivores?! I hate to think about what would have happened if I hadn’t called on Leviathan to activate the sprinklers.

Then the wet withdrawal, sticky fluids oozing from Etta's lips as she inhaled a much-needed gasp of air. The stallion squealed, an almost human-like scream, then his balls constricted as he lunged in deep. A tsunami of hot cum filled Etta's mouth, her taste buds awash in that savory lather of equine discharge. The stallion's eruption continued as his cock plowed down Etta's waiting throat, the frothing spray coating and soothing that tight oral fuck sleeve with a slippery goo. Frost bottomed out, his nut sack snugged up tight against Etta's trembling lips. Her tongue lashed on instinct, teasing the underside of that vein-pulsing prick. Frost's balls contracted again as he pulled back, cum su

This change is never an accident, it must be done intentionally. Eating Habits of Vampires: Newly made vampires do sometimes drink blood, either becouse it is easier to feed through the blood, or because there is a common misconseption that vamipres drink blood, no one knows for sure which is true. What we do know is that vampires feed on the aura of the human soul. It is easier to suck this aura out with the blood in the neck. However older vampires can suck the aura out by simply touching the exposed skin of a human. There are also rumors of some vampires being able to suck part of this aura out from a distance of as much as 50 feets, however at the time of writing this book those rumors a

He shot off and did not hit the animal exactly in the heart as planned, but the wind drove him away and he only pierced the lungs. The horse screeched in agony and charged headless. After a few meters it began to sway and finally collapsed, gasping for air. He immediately jumped up and rushed to his prey. He knelt beside the dying animal and put a hand on the horse's strong neck. He felt the blood rush through his veins under his hands. Somehow he managed to look dignified as he released the animal from its suffering and broke its neck. Hungry, he bit his carotid artery and warm blood flooded his mouth. He had always found the taste of horse blood very interesting. It was of a completely dif

Depend on your position, sixty nine can be all night long. "You are indeed special among human I catch." She bite his neck. "You are already with many man?" He smile when she suck his blood. Usually, when sucking the blood of people, their memories will transfer into the vampire mind. She wonder, how can the memory not exist in his blood? "What do you want? I can double that Werewolf give to you." "This is it, I love your looks when hope something badly." "What it is?" "I need a ton of herb."

“There are a few things they do differently than we do in Verso.” “Such as?” I asked. “Well, flying for one,” he said. “Is that why I never saw you fly?” I asked. “Verso vampires can’t fly,” he explained. “It has to do with their diet.” “Diet?” I repeated with surprised curiosity. “A vampire must feed off a human in order to fly,” he said flatly. “You fed off me,” I mused. “True enough,” he said. Something about the way he spoke made me think just a little harder about our conversation.

Why would she think werewolves could do all sorts of ridiculous things! "Can you stretch far?" "No!" "Do you drink human blood?" "No! For heaven's sake, I don't do all that. Vampires drink human blood." I said, as my brows furrowed. She could tell she was slowly driving me to the verge of frustration, but she was curious and couldn't stop asking. "But in movies werewolves bite humans. Don't they drink their blood?" She asked again. "Do real wolves drink blood?" He asked. "No. They feed on flesh."

Then, a powerful voice rang out across the battlefield: “Guys—don’t be shy. Grab yourselves a snack.” Harpies shrieked in horror as hundreds of vampires appeared from nowhere on the batterfiled. Unlike wolves, they could fly—fast, merciless, and hungry. Vampires pounced on harpies, piercing their skin with fangs to drink them dry. Piercing screams of harpies filled the air, and they rushed to leave the fight, trying to escape the death.

Giulia says as she looks back at me, and my eyebrows furrow. "Really. I thought they were obsessed with blood," I reply, and she shrugs. "They track using a prey's blood, but we have researched them. Since we heal fast and we know they can't kill us with just their bites, we have run experiments. We force a thirsty one to go without food for a few days, and then we put our arms through the bars. The thirsty ones always bite, and we have found that they suck everything out. They have venom in their mouths that liquify most tissues. So they literally suck their prey completely dry. We have dissected squirrels that they have caught, and the theory has been confirmed every time. Our blood kills

It was almost as if he would leave without getting the answer he wanted. “I have just given you the heart of a Jungle Cat. Isn’t it a bit unfair to ask for something as rare as that as well?” Village Head Samoa’s lips twitched when he heard the request of Chief Doctor Kaka. The Red-Faced Mosquito was an extremely rare Magical Beast. Unlike most mosquitoes that relished the blood of others, the Red-Faced Mosquito didn’t drink blood. It was an insect that feasted on honey and wine. It was swift and dangerous, for it had an extremely deadly bite that could kill even the strongest of men in seconds. This Magical Beast was tiny, but because of its rarity, speed, and deadly venom, it was ranked as