Familiars Vampires Novels & Stories

She believed sometimes knowledge and curiosity would put someone's life at risk and she didn't want to drag anyone along with her crazy obsession about supernatural beings. With her secret collection, she knew that the prominent kind residing with humans were vampires. They were categorized in three categories. Pureblooded were those who were born as vampires with parents who were both vampires, they were the strongest. Turned vampires, humans who went through transition. And half-vampires, those who were fruits of the union of vampires and humans.

The air smelled awful, like something rotten, and the silence scared me even more. When my eyes adjusted to the dim light, I saw Adrian next to me, also tied up and unable to do anything. I felt relieved that he was there, but then I saw the scary figures around us. They were vampires, and their eyes looked mean and cruel. They watched us with an evil kind of pleasure. "Adrian... Adrian can you hear me?" I said in a muffled voice. "Lily.." He was tied up in a kneeling position with chains around every joint in his body.

I said, narrowing my eyes at him. “They are incredibly stealthy and because they constantly feed off both humans and animals, they have all sorts of different scents that throw even the oldest vampires off. They hide in the shadows, and they only come out when they know they won’t be detected. But if they do have to come out, they blend in with humans fairly well,” Joseph explained.

He takes a deep breath before going on. “After about an hour, I watched as the familiar crept into the room. Then as soon as it came close enough, I pounced on him and ended its suffering. See, familiars are vampire’s human slaves. Usually, they help their masters in the daytime when the vampires can’t go out. In this case however, I don’t understand why it sent the familiar instead. Unless it had a feeling I would be around, and it wanted to watch from a safe distance.” Scanning the area after releasing me, he checks in the bathroom and the hallway for anyone who shouldn’t be hanging around.

Her looks though…That’s way too scary. Ban: Umm Lord Drago… Is that.. Lord Drago: Yes, before you is the legendary Familiar that even our ancestors had never had a contract with. I called her Spier. And as you can see, her ability is Space Manipulation. Upon summoning her and forming a contract with her after a night long battle in the South Valley, I gained an insight on these familiars. There are twelve of them in total. Let this be clear that they are no Familiars. They are what shines at the Night of the Death. The Zodiacs of Hell. The Fallen Angels.

I want to explore our relationship, but it’s hard when I feel like I’m damaged goods. Familiars in Zane’s coven are highly respected. They are a unique part of the coven that only their powerful members need for balance. Ultimately that’s what a familiar for this coven is for. The most powerful members like Zane’s family need familiars to balance the power. Yes, having a familiar does give the warlock more power, but it’s a balance, a shared exchange of magic and abilities. It’s a partnership in many ways. In one way, it's a soulmate partnership. At least that’s the case for Zane’s coven.

“The humans can sort it out during the day…some of this steel could come in handy. Go, shower, feed, rest…who knows what’s waiting for us tomorrow night.” They all trudged back up to the mansion in silence, where familiars waited for them, eager to help in whatever way they could. Aster couldn’t get used to their willing little human slaves. Even though everyone kept assuring her that they weren’t slaves, the vampires secured their loyalty with a blood pact – another little bit of blood magic, that ensured the familiars couldn’t betray their vampire masters. Once, she asked Rowan if the witch who made the first vampires knew what they would become and what they’d be able to do, and he told h

But the true Chosen, the original Chosen, could never be controlled by either the Neratomay or the Underlings that created them. ~*~ My mouth must have been gaping wide open. I blinked for a few moments, my fingers still soaking in the waters of knowledge. I slowly removed them with no idea of where to begin. Did Alexis know about this? There were two types of Vampires and evidently, I was of the kinder, gentler variety. I guess that's why I didn't have any Neratomay memories. And who were these Underlings? I had a ton of questions. The Mother watched me with crinkled, hooded eyes.

I’ll never be able to focus. I watch the TV and the news anchor, though the same woman, somehow looks older. She’s gripping the mic in her hands like her life depends on it. “It is confirmed,” she says as her eyes widen with fear, “the unidentified beasts fighting alongside the vampires are indeed familiars,” I hear myself gasp. I’ve only heard of these types of creatures as urban legends. If they’re real and partnered with the vampires then this is worse than I thought. Familiars only attach themselves to people or groups they believe to be the strongest, which means if the familiars are paired with the vampires they must know something about them that we don’t. Something that makes them mo

She threw the crystal ball on the floor out of anger and then headed towards the basement. As she reached the basement, she could no longer see the golden book. “No……” she cried. She saw outside. The sun has not set yet. “Alice...I promise tomorrow night is going to be last night for you and this vampire" Sandra headed towards the darkroom. At Ethan’s house, Fate sisters were explaining to Ethan and Alice the use of their powers. They explained to them about the shapeshifting, healing, and strength. As fate sisters were explaining, Clotho looked at Ethan and warned him “Ethan it might happen that when you both will face Sandra, Alice can get injured and starts bleeding. You will have to cont