Loud House Vampire Novels & Stories

She opened one eye slightly as she replied, “Laura,” “Laura, I'm Larry, I'm a vampire and you should probably hold on tight and try not to scream, the speed might feel strange but remember I've got you.” She nodded frantically, closed her eyes again, tightened her grip around his neck and bit her lip to keep from screaming as Larry whooshed them out. In a matter of seconds, they were in front of a beautiful condo surrounded with white picket fence and lilies that were almost completely dead. Their once vibrant colors now looked faded.

The only response I got where her light snores. ……………………………………. “I have taught you attack mechanisms. Now, I’m going to teach you defense mechanisms so that you don’t get killed.” He eyes widened in panic. Those were probably not the best choice of words so I sought to alleviate her fears. “You wouldn’t get killed, Kira. Relax. Vampires always aim for two spots in a human body when they want to attack: the neck and the arm. Why? Well it has been rumoured that hose are where the blood cells are closely concentrated.”

He headed down to the Moonlight Lounge, his favourite hangout spot with his buddies - Killian and Damon. Electronic dance music was blaring inside the lounge, the room was a mix of stench - alcohol, sex and sweat. On the left corner of the lounge was a mini casino, with some slot machines, few poker tables and a pool table. On the far right corner was the main bar, manned by humans and vampires. While vampires do not consume normal human food, they could consume alcohol mixed with blood - any kind of blood, animals or humans. Therefore, the vampire bartending the counter would make a special concoction for the vampires - one only needed to say the secret code. The centre lounge was packed wi

The heist The trio gathered in the basement of Verdant, plotting their mission with the guidance of Zakaria, the vampire bound to Lycidas. The atmosphere was tense, the air thick with anticipation as they prepared to infiltrate the vampires’ stronghold—a lavish mansion with its entrance disguised as a bustling nightclub. This mission was crucial: they had to gather concrete evidence of the arbiter’s betrayal and stop the vampires from turning more humans. Claud, Lycidas, and Lupa huddled around a large wooden table, examining a detailed map of the mansion that Zakaria had drawn from memory. The map showed secret passages, hidden rooms, and the layout of the nightclub above.

They were scheduled to have their meeting at the same time the vampires were having theirs. My thoughts left the coven and returned to the task at hand as I passed through the first chamber of the cave and into a long dimly lit tunnel. Another trait of vampirism is their remarkable ability to see in low light. While I was stumbling to and fro as I felt my way forward, vampires were meandering ahead of me as if in broad daylight. I was grateful for Duncan’s blood, as it enhanced my sight somewhat. I could only imagine what it would have been like to maneuver without it.

He took the beginning of the street while Mark took the middle and Andrew took the end of the street. Lucas tried to open the first door he approached. He knew it was the home of a vampire as he could perceive the euphoric characteristic smell of vampire's blood coming from inside. As he squeezed on the door knob, he realised it was locked from the inside. But that was not going to stop him, as he pushed it open, damaging the door locks in the process. It was a one story building as Lucas walked into the living room. "The bedroom must be upstairs",Lucas thought to himself as he climbed the staircase. It was a wooden staircase and as he climbed the sound of his feet could be heard.

She was just an ordinary human before she was turned and forced to become a tool in someone's cruel game. "Are you sure? Let's go to the clinic and get you checked," Harvey insists. "I'm truly fine," I repeat, struggling to keep my voice steady. The clinic again. No. I can't go there. Besides, I don't have a scratch on me. What terrifies me is that any second now, someone will name the elephant in the room — how I pushed the vampire without touching her — and my cover will be blown. And here we go. Candy, one of my combat partners, squeaks loudly, "Luna, how did you shove the vampire without touching her?"

Tyler quickly got dressed. The hunters of the TV news show are eating breakfast about what happened last night. Raven could barely swallow what she was eating because of what had happened. She remembered what the victim looked like and their broken necks. "If what you are saying is true, Cael, it is the vampire who did that. How can we catch it?" Hugo asked. "I don't know. It's alone. I think we can catch it." Cael said. "We can catch it." Everyone turned to the newcomer. Luke, Beatrix, and Cain are standing in the living room. They are all watching the news on TV. When Kyra saw Luke, she immediately approached him and hugged her father.

The atmosphere in the corridors was lively and chatty. This was the first time I had witnessed so much spirit while attending Luveldom Academy and this was all a result of the welcome game taking place today between the Vampire teams of Luveldom and Dorwin Academy. "What time does the match start? I'm quite excited to see it honestly," I said to both Saiora and Rachel while attending to my locker. Most of my excitement stemmed from watching Vampires play Houndcross with their heightened abilities and of course seeing Alex on the field. Houndcross which Saiora compared to Rugby for humans was the most well-known sport amongst Supernaturals.

The relevance of time was lost on vampires because time is the one time they had an unlimited amount regardless of how much passes. Liam just stared blankly into space, he was lost in thought, damping his blood-stained lips with a handkerchief to clean the substance from them. “That girl… She is just like her…” Liam thought in his chambers, with the blinds opening, these curtains were expensive and this was no surprise considering how old Liam was. The sunlight that penetrated the room was overwhelming with a casket sitting right in front of him. This casket was not made from ordinary wood but something far more valuable and durable.