Goosebumps Vampires Novels & Stories

Colby said as he sped out of the mansion. The streets were still, and most of the inhabitants had gone to church. The morning breeze hit her face, making her feel tingles under her skin. Rays of the sun flashed through the earth. Marissa knew that it was the perfect time to track down some vampires and pull out their hearts. She grasped onto her blade as she slowly crept into the tunnels where most of the vampires who hadn't acquired daylight rings would be hiding and waiting for their prey. Water was dripping from the top, rats were squealing and scurrying across the tunnels. Just as she thought, she could hear indistinct blustering coming from the other end. She stealthily waddled into the

Giveon paused as he took another whiff of my skin. He says nothing else as he just leads me to the car silently. Somehow, my heart thumps in fear from this reaction than when he had seemed willing to talk about it. Even after tucking me in and entering the car, Giveon says nothing and just starts the car. “Giveon? What’s going on?” Surely he couldn’t have smelled Huxley on me right? While vampires had nostrils that were a lot sharper than humans, they didn’t smell as good as wolves did. Rather, their ears were more advanced to hear almost any movement their prey made.

But I froze when I felt someone gripping my arm from behind. I turned around and saw another vampire, one I hadn’t noticed before. My blood ran cold as he grinned wickedly, his fangs glinting under the light while his eyes gleamed with hunger. He watched the other vampires attacking Tobias as if it were entertainment. “Let go of me!” I screamed once I snapped back to my senses. “You have nowhere to go, woman,” he said with a chilling, raspy voice that made my skin crawl. Goosebumps covered my entire body. I struggled and kicked, trying to free myself, but I underestimated their strength. They were far stronger than I imagined—too strong to even budge.

- William trembled when he saw the woman step by step approaching him. - You're disappointed to see I'm still alive, right? Today I will reclaim the old debt. William quickly reached behind his back and groped around on the desk to look for the box containing the cross but could not find it. Maris smiled, came closer, and picked up the box, holding it in front of him. Knowing that today it would be difficult to escape from the female vampire's hands without using tricks, he immediately prostrated himself at her feet and cried like a child.

The moon was full and our senses were heightened, allowing us to easily detect the scent of the vampires. We charged towards them, snarling and growling. I lunged at the nearest vampire, my claws extended and my teeth bared. The vampire was quick, dodging my attacks and retaliating with a swift punch to my gut. I staggered back, but quickly regained my footing and launched myself at the vampire again. Gustavo joined the fray, attacking from the side and catching a vampire off-guard.

Suddenly, Gore's head snapped up at the sound of distress. It was a female screaming in pain at the top of her lungs. The noise died down, but came again, much louder this time. A look flashed across his diamond-shaped face, as he found it odd for anyone to be screaming out like that in the dead of night, but he knew that it only meant that vampires were on the hunt. They are the only beings that killed without a reason, always disturbing the peace and order of things. The scream came again. "Forest now!" Gore mindlinked to his pack soldiers before jumping out of the window from the fifth floor, and shifting into his massive brown wolf form.

He pulled his young face into a frown, wondering why this human was not listening to him and why was she making such strange sounds. “Ann,” Ann said, touching her chest. The Vampire tried again to get to her. Ann jumped a little, startled at his unexpected movements. The vampire seemed to be desperate, Ann noticed, “must want blood. Guess this is what a starved vampire looks like.” “Ann,” Ann tried again, touching her chest. “Uhm,” the prehistoric vampire touched his own chest. “I promise to listen to Ann,” Ann said slowly, hoping the Vampire will repeat after her. But he just made his strange sounds. Ann noticed the pitch of his voice and realized he was trying to compel her.

My cold breath caused goose bumps on her skin. "You're the most horrible vampire I've ever seen, you should know that," Roza spat. "Of course, not to mention twisted and irresistible," I said with a low snicker, enjoying the blush on her freckled cheeks. "But whatever you say, don't come unless I tell you to, huntress."

The blade easily sliced through skin, tendons and flesh, but got stuck halfway through the ancient vampire’s unnaturally hard cervical spine. Cyrus stared at him with big, fearful eyes, gasping for air, blood pouring from his mouth and nose. “Can you see it yet?” he mocked Cyrus. “Can you see hell?” To his surprise, the other vampire responded. “Please,” he wheezed the word out. “Scared.” Leaning in, he whispered, “Now you know how Mary felt.” Twisting the blade, Declan heard the Cyrus’s bones break, and he sliced through, finally separating his head from his body.

“You tried to sneak up on us and convert us to your kind. Shame on you! Get out now—and do not return. As you have discovered the hard way, Cthulhu and the elders are protecting us. You cannot prevail against us.” The vampire gingerly stepped outside the Asplundh enclosure. The octopus released him and dropped to the floor, where it scuttled back inside with the girls. The vampire once again transformed into a bat and flew away. Meanwhile, Becky picked up the octopus and kissed it before she placed it on her shoulder. In the dim light, the creature seemed to alternate. between blue and orange coloration.