Gravity Falls Vampire Novels & Stories

Recommended song: **Let You Down (Instrumental) By NF** The shallow breathing of Calista stopped the moment she whispered her last words to Leevon. Her face turned pale, and lips carried a tinge of purple. She was a vampire, and now… a dead vampire. Soon, her mortal body would either away in the wind. The night was retiring along with the moonlight and the moon that witnessed this epic love, betrayal, and hopes, marking the onset of the morning sun.

A muffled roar escaped her before she suddenly shifted again, unable to hang onto her animal as the arms around her kept squeezing tighter. It was a human scream that escaped her this time, long and full of pain and then she was falling from a great height, no trees close enough to latch onto as she plummeted through the air. The pain in her side was nothing compared to how bad it was going to feel when she hit the ground which was quickly rushing up to meet her. The fucking vampire had picked the most inopportune moment to release her was her last thought before the pain in her side caused her eyes to roll back in her head and everything went black. To be continued...

Dante groaned, spitting blood on the ground as he struggled to his feet. Liam had risen again, and was hacking at the second assassin. The Beta thrust his sword into the vampire's chest, where the heart would be. The vampire simply pulled the sword out of his chest, and kicked Liam in the chest so hard the Beta's ribs snapped. The laws of physics didn't apply to them. Strength was no match for them. I whirled around, sinking into the chair in front of the old Moonfall computer. I tapped at the blue keyboard, my heart beating like a drum.

They had a plan I knew they did I just prayed to Selena it would work. Vladamir lowered his mouth to Angel’s neck causing a feral growl to leave me resulting in three vampires holding me to the ground preventing me from interrupting Vladamir, had I gotten free I would have ripped those fangs from his mouth. After a few seconds which had felt like hours Vladamir let go of Angel dropping her to the floor as he coughed up the blood in which he had taken. The blood was as black as the midnight sky and steam was coming from it.

Pain split through her skull and a yelp tore from her throat before she fell to the floor, her temple throbbing. She tried to stand, but the second vampire gripped her by her scruff, lifting her until her neck was exposed. She winced, bracing herself for the pain of its bite. But it never came. Suddenly, she fell to the floor, free of the vampire’s grasp. When Lily opened her eyes again, Rebel was standing over the vampire’s corpse, a lacquered stake clutched in his hand. Vampire blood was spattered across his face. Mixed with his scars and the golden glow of his wolf eyes, he looked lethal, feral. She’d

Alright, let’s show them what we got. Slade, Sandra, Spirit, Spartacus, and summer show these vampires what you got! Slade is blowing air, Spartacus is stomping the ground, which leads to a crack in the ground and some vampires fall in. Summer is using water to keep them distracted, and Sandra is using fire to burn them to the ground. No, this can’t be, I will not be defeated.

I knew they didn’t shift into bats like in stories, but I never imagined they might still be able to fly. “We can float,” he corrected. “It’s how we can hang from ceilings and climb walls.” “Float, fly, what’s the difference?” “Well you will notice we aren’t moving very fast, and you will also notice that we are very gradually beginning to descend. Our powers can’t hold us up and fight gravity for long. Older more practiced vampires can do it longer, but it’s actually quite difficult. It requires a balance of mental focus and subconscious instinct.” After a moment I realized we were in fact descending very gradually. I didn’t care though. It still felt like flying to me, and it was an amazin

“She’s been at it for fifteen minutes now. Getting stronger as she goes, which I thought was interesting.” The vamp sneered at Xavier but said nothing else, going back to her attempts to scrabble up the side of the bank. Dirt fell away, leaving her no purchase for her feet. The bottom of the gorge hundreds of yards below was covered in rocks. If she fell, she’d likely break her neck. “Well, the sun is going down, so it makes sense she’s getting stronger,” I replied, one eyebrow arching. “Fucking dogs!” she screamed at us, her body twisting and writhing all to no use.

Just as I ran toward the door, my bare foot snagged on a piece of glass on the ground and blood spattered around me. I yelled out in pain, nearly falling to the floor. My foot throbbed from the cut, and I heard the vampire gasping. When I turned back, I saw the hunger in his eyes. He opened his mouth, revealing fangs, and his breathing grew immensely. Dark swirls covered his face, and his eyes were black like the night sky. He lunged toward me in a quick motion. I managed to grab the door and pull myself out of the room, slamming the door shut just as he reached me. He ran into the door, but it snapped off its hinges as he did so.

Worse yet would be a jump from a building as tall as the Stratosphere. The Vampire was almost back to the landing. He held onto one rung, swinging back and forth, reaching with the other hand, trying to secure his placement. Jamie was closing in. Like Spiderman, he leapt across the void, landing near the Vampire and grasping one of the spiraling pieces of metal near the leg where the Vampire hung. Through Jamie’s IAC, she saw the monster pull back his lips, barring his fangs, and hissing in a frantic bid to save his undead life.