Fairy Tail Bloodman Novels & Stories

He waved his hands around and ended up folding them again. “Why though?” I folded my arms as well, “He takes blood from so many humans but why not me?” “Well~” He dramatically wiggled his fingers out, “For starters which is also the most important thing, your blood is like a high class wine.” “Wouldn’t that make one want it more!” I mean who wouldn’t want it? It’s like vintage wine! “Oh I would love to have it, anyone would love to have it. I mean I would die for it. Oh!” He raised his hands in defence, “But don’t get me wrong, I’m just stating how desirable it is, I already have my Blood mate.”

That man,” Alisha’s head nodded in the direction of King Darren, “is the king of Zenrada, isn’t he?” “I-” “I don’t know what you think, but you wouldn’t have been able to tame his wolf if your blood wasn’t used. So, if your blood was used,” Zara was beginning to dread the woman’s conclusion, “that means you are not entirely human.” ”That’s a lie,” Zara whispered as her legs felt weak again and her mind became unable to take into consideration the claims Alisha was making. “You have fairy blood, Zaramanni.” Zaramanni let out a laugh. The sarcastic touch in her cackle raided the peace that the atmosphere was about to achieve. “I do not have fairy blood or whatever fuck it is you just said. I t

The fun was over, for now. I headed back to the manor, stopping along the way for a quick bite. A loud bar with low lighting and lots of people, it was easy to slip in. I wasn’t in the mood for the game though, so the moment I found a decent treat, I laid down the compulsion and bit their neck. Blood was a delicacy wrought with the essence of life, and life, in a way, was energy, magic. The human I chose was rather young, so still full of life that I could take as my own.

He swept the floor while asking casually, “You’re wandering around like you’re searching for something. What are you looking for? Perhaps I can help.“ The old man was not exaggerating. He had guarded the Secret Archive for countless years. Even though he did not know where everything was, he was still quite familiar with the inside. Andrius did not hesitate to ask, “Senior, Ms. Carter told me there’s someone who possesses Aureate Immortal stage immortal blood. Why can’t I find any records about him in the manuals?” The old man smiled in understanding. “Oh, you’re looking for that man.” Andrius’ eyes lit up. “Do you know that person?” “Of course.” The old man nodded. “He’s a powerful figure t

“My name is Rain.” My heart dropped, and all color drained from my face. “Rain--- Blood?!” I asked in utter disbelief. THIS man was the infamous Rain Blood. The insane rogue that delighted in the gore and pain of pack mate and enemy alike?! He nodded, making a shiver of fear travel down my spine. “What do you want with me?” I asked, my voice suddenly hoarse. The man was notorious for messing with his enemies' heads – before ripping them to shreds, that is. There couldn’t be a single good reason for him to keep me alive.

said the Black Fairy joyfully, seeing that not a single one could grasp the nature of the game. “Ho, so it’s that guy’s doing again… What a shameless bastard. Do you guys really enjoy playing like this?” But that joy suddenly vanished when the black fairy heard a voice from behind her, and when she turned around, it was Xiao Chen, who had somehow appeared right where the black fairy was—for reasons the black fairy herself didn’t understand. “How did you find me? No, you… what have you done?” asked the Black Fairy upon seeing Xiao Chen covered in human blood. Although she didn’t recognize the blood itself, it was clearly human blood on Xiao Chen’s body, along with the blood of several monster

Men do not put your blood where enemies can smell it by accident. Not men like him. The Phantom Blade is in my hand before I have finished the thought. The titanium needle, drawn from my hair, and the point of it is under Damian’s ribs, in the soft place below the sternum, angled up, where I would put it if I meant it, and in the cramped dark of the sphere nobody else has even seen me move. “Where did you get my blood,” I say. Very quietly. “And what else have you sold with it.”

A large man with a scar running across his face looked up as they entered, his eyes sharp and calculating. “Caelum,” he greeted, his voice gravelly. “I didn’t expect you back so soon.” “I didn’t expect to be,” Caelum replied with a wry smile. “But things have changed. This is Sera,” he added, gesturing to her. “The Blood-Moon Girl. And we need your help.” The man’s gaze flicked to Sera, his eyes narrowing as he studied her. “You’ve brought the Council’s storm to our doorstep, Caelum. What makes you think we can help you now?”

Leaving the blood general with some questions that he desperately wanted to know. "I might as well prepare for the worst." Said the blood general standing up from his chair. "Did you get a new girl?" "Yes sir, please come with me." The blood general followed her down to a room where there was a woman sleeping on a bed. "HM? Quite a nice woman. Still pure and the smell of blood too... Eh?" Suddenly as the blood general was about to try to suck the woman's blood, his body began to weaken. "Looks like it worked." Said the man who was the subordinate of the blood general opening his head cover. The man's face with a smile made the blood general surprised.

Aarya and I will be there in a minute,’ I replied. A sigh escaped my lips as I surveyed the evidence we had collected, carefully tucking it into my pocket. The outcome of this meeting had the power to reshape our strategies against the elusive forces that attempting to harm us. We had recently unearthed a significant revelation concerning the man who had tried to abduct Aarya. To our astonishment, he was a human with supernatural blood coursing through his veins. Different types of blood were infused in him with powerful magic, which made it difficult to identify in initial tests. There were some vital indicators hidden beneath the magic. Someone twisted his internal structure to make him a