My Vampire System Ending Novels & Stories

This is going to hurt. An ululation suddenly rose in the night sky, a symphony of howls that grew in tenor. Trent grinned as Jaxon chose that moment to join the battle, leading Nathan and the others into the fray. Silver bullets whizzing, Nathan evened the odds and drew attention away from Trent and Darren, still the pair closest to the vampire, who, insanely enough, laughed. "Enough of the games. Time for you to die," Trent snarled. Charging in Roderick's direction, Trent saw the bullet that hit the creature in the back and burst through his chest, followed by one in his neck and then his leg. The last made the vampire stumble, and his face darkened in annoyance.

With a swift and decisive motion, he placed his foot on the vampire's neck, causing a gruesome separation between its head and body. The lifeless form of the vampire lay motionless, its once formidable power now extinguished. The only evidence of its existence was a pile of smoldering ashes, the remnants of a fiery end. After the demise of a vampire, this event takes place. 'Oh, God!' Emaline's heart skipped a beat as she sensed the king's movement while he held her. She was completely bewildered by the situation, but she found solace in holding onto Alaric with all her might.

Abu paused and despite his serious glances, behind it was worried and fear… “To kill the vampire, her body will feel weaker and weaker, and she will spend all her last breath in the human world and not here, only if she failed to remember who she was on time,’’ Abu explained it as slow as he could, and reading Zanea’s face he could scent something on him.

Justice was served. And finally, they won. The war is over. The wizards and witches stood together and cast a spell on Ikrur's soldier, sealing them in darkness, forever. The rogue vampires and wolves are being taken to council for the trials while the others escape. Sebastian looked at her, and he spoke. "I thought I clearly told you that I don't want you to die in front of me, again?" Cassandra smiled and hugged his waist. "My bad. It seems like the dagger likes me so much," Cassandra said while chuckling. She hugged him tight and closed her eyes. It's all over now.

Von and Van sniffed the air and then turned to us. "There are Wolf Vampires around. Hide Clemente." Van said and at the same time transformed into a wolf. The fire died all over Fin's body. I was startled by something over my waist. I looked at him and saw Fin's hand. "You're just here next to me. Don't go away and don't go away. Just hold my hand when you're scared. I'll protect you." Suddenly my heart beat faster at what Fin said. He turned to me causing our eyes to be right.

a code. "You didn't purge the system, my dear. You triggered the Final Protocol," Rusty continued. "When the Thorn becomes an error, the Nursery initiates a total format. It doesn't just kill the vampires. It deletes the sector." The ground beneath them began to glow with a blinding, terrifying violet light. The air grew thin, the sound of the world accelerating into a high-pitched whine that threatened to liquefy their eardrums. Cattleya felt her own body beginning to fray at the edges, her hands becoming translucent, the silver filaments inside her unravelling like thread. She wasn't just dying; she was being overwritten.

“You think I’m crazy, but that’s the only explanation that makes sense.” I scoffed. “You sound like a conspiracy theorist. Vampires don’t exist, and you’ve got to stop reading all those fantasy books.” Before she could say anything else, I grabbed another slice of toast and breezed out of the apartment. My condolences to the victims, but vampire attacks were just so stupidly unrealistic. Like creatures of the night actually existed. Right, sure. “Mr. Vale’s not in right now.” Celine said at the reception, looking me up and down.

The verdict was unanimous. Permanent exile from the New York district and all associated territories. Blood-marking — a compulsion-ward burned into her bloodline that would announce her status to every vampire community in the world, permanently, without the possibility of removal. Loss of all clan standing and the protections that came with it. Effective immediately.

"How about the humans working for the vampires? They don't need a cure, they are not turned, how do we go about that?" "We kill them," David answered sharply. The energy in his voice made it clear that he was not joking. There was no redemption for humans who worked for vampires. Nothing can be done to save them. Do they even need to save? No. Like the ancient quote said 'You cannot save who doesn't want to be saved' This was the case with humans working with vampires also because they had a choice and still, due to selfishness, they chose to work for the enemy of their kind.

A pair of red eyes were staring intensely at my small being as he was facing me now. Warning bells were ringing in my head and before I could register what was happening, it was already too late. Now I was the one pinned to the wall before I could have taken even a step to run. He was so close. He should maintain some distance at least. OH! Great Alice! You are pinned to the wall in a death grip by a strong vampire and you are thinking about how unnecessarily close he is to you? I mentally slapped myself.