Dracula Summary Novels & Stories

"And unexplained Neratomay deaths?" On that I hesitated. "None that I'd describe as unexplained." Malarias stared at me. "A vampire not five years turned did not properly secure his home," I continued. "Sleep took him while in the living room of his house. A human opened the door, and he never woke again. Two others died in a sanctioned battle, and Tyler was sent to handle two others."

All the same, she went through it with yet another sigh. It didn’t tell her much. It was just the usual definition of vampires, their history, some validities of their reality, and sources. Merely scrolling down, she picked up the most common keywords classic monsters and Count Dracula, which happened to be a legend from Bram Stoker’s epic novel, Dracula. She had already read it and things were becoming rather repetitive. No matter how hard she tried to fit Zheira’s description to how the article described vampires, there weren’t any. Fuming silently, she went back to the search bar and typed creatures with horns and golden eyes, and the results were as implausible as the first.

Cold whispered through the air and the temperature of the room dropped to freezing level. The power of an ascended. “What do you want with me?” I repeated before the cold froze off my tongue. “Why, to bring my despicable son to his knees and take over the world. Although I have no use for you after the first part”, Adraina replied, already at the door. “Your city is about to witness the hidden madness of the vampires in three days”. The only bulb lighting up the room went off and I couldn’t see squat. That was weird, I should be able to see in the dark at least.

he asks. “Why, I saw it in the book I got from the library. While I was looking for a way to stop the hex, I got distracted and started to read about Drakorya’s history. I had to read it anyway, Cassandra’s orders.” I roll my eyes, that woman is stricter than my teachers back in high school. “Oh,” he says. “Why? Am I not supposed to have learned about that creature and how that vampire was the ruler of Drakorya before your ancestor took over?”

According to the movies I'd watched, vampires were immortal beings who only got killed by the sun or some poisonous plant named vervain. They possessed so many supernatural powers but got very slow and weak if they didn't consume human blood. I stared at this man again and wondered what his problem was. But suddenly, his gasps became louder and his legs became weaker. He slumped on the ground and stopped moving. I felt a teardrop escape from my eye as I rushed to him and knelt down next to him, panicking heavily. I hesitantly shook him but he didn't move. My panic began to rise as I shook him harder but he still didn't move.

Dante hurried past me, and I inhaled deeply. “Let Nero know we were targeted,” I mumbled uneasily. Returning to the kitchen, I turned on the sink and stuck my arms underneath the faucet with my knife. I noticed Dante coming up from the basement with a startled look on his face. “That was the biggest Lycan I have ever seen, and you made his chest hamburger crazy,” he stated while impressed. Drying my arms off and knife with paper towels, I chuckled. “I was fighting for mine and my unborn child's life and did what I had to,” I asserted.

"is whether or not you are alive enough to keep me." ********************************************** The council of hunters had gathered in the dimly-lit conference room, their faces set in stern determination as they discussed their next move. In the center of the room stood a large, circular table, around which the hunters were gathered. At the head of the table sat Alaric Van Helsing, his piercing gaze scanning the faces of the assembled hunters. "Our intelligence tells us that the rogue vampire, Drake, has been spotted in this area," he said, his voice low and authoritative. "We cannot allow him to continue his reign of terror unchecked. We must take him down, and soon."

) and Sheridan Le Fanu’s Carmilla (1871–72), which established the vampire femme fatale. Dracula is arguably the most important work of vampire fiction. The tale of the Transylvanian count who uses supernatural abilities, including mind control and shape-shifting, to prey upon innocent victims inspired countless works thereafter. Many popular vampire characteristics—such as methods of survival and destruction, vampires as aristocracy, and even vampires being of eastern European origin—were solidified in this popular novel and especially through its 1931 film adaptation starring Hungarian-born actor Bela Lugosi. The novel itself is thought by some to have been inspired in part by the cruel ac

The god laugh, "you have no idea. None the less, all those souls belong to me. When they die, they come right to me to be tortured." That was when realisation hit Dracula. He leant forward to see under the hood, only to jump back in fright and stumbled over. All he saw was a skull with a red glow around it. There were no eyes, nose, or mouth. "You are Hades, maybe you can help me." Dracula grabbed a hold of Hades' cloak, instantly feeling his life force draining away. Hades looked at him and smiled, "I don't do favours." "Please, I beg of you? I don't want to die from this plague." Dracula plead.

His head was decapitated, his hands had been twisted and turned to places they did not belong and his heart, it rested next to his removed head. Wilhelmina reached for the head and upon realising whom they belonged to, she collapsed to the ground. "W...Walde..." She had sobbed. What monster could have done this, she cried. Out of the shadows, a figure crept out and approached her with the gait of a predator. Wilhelmina didn't even bother to see who it was. Only one man was capable of such grotesque evil. Vlad Dracula. His middle finger hooked Wilhelmina's chin and he lifted it so she could meet his gaze. His fangs were out and stained crimson implying that he had quite the drink. "Did you re