Scary Vampires Novels & Stories

The last thing we feared to happen was what just happened. I woke up in the dark, feeling sick and in pain. My head hurt, and I couldn't move. I was trapped in some sort of cold, lonely basement . 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.

I let out another gasp as the realisation of who I was with dawned on me. He was a vampire! Oh my goodness! Was this real? I pinched my cheeks hard so I could wake up from whatever dream I was in. But I was awake. Right in front of a vampire who gasped for breath. I stared at him as my bottom lip trembled. Watching him gasp for air like that perturbed me. Was he dying? According to the movies I'd watched, vampires were immortal beings who only got killed by the sun or some poisonous plant named vervain.

ROMAN. A vampire shrieked as Creed’s jaws closed around his forearm. The satisfying crunch of bones echoed through the courtyard. He shook him once before releasing him entirely. His body sailed through the air, crashing into two more vampires charging toward us. The three of them collided in a spectacular tangle of limbs, robes, and wounded pride before skidding across the ground. We watched others jump out of the way of the three idiots. ‘You know,’ Creed drawled, his amusement rippling through our shared consciousness, ‘for creatures that spend centuries pretending they’re terrifying…’ he paused dramatically, ‘vampires scream an awful lot.’

“The scary people who ate that guy’s face last night… They’re the ones spreading this disease. Somehow it got into the water, or something, but they’re also wandering the town, biting people, and people who get bit, turn into them… Zombies, Rhett is calling them. Do not leave the house or let anyone in unless you’re sure they’re… Well, just be really careful, please. But don’t hurt them… they’re victims too. Long story.” “Zombies,” Lauren’s face was pale. “Jessica…” “She should be safe from them,” Aislen told her hastily. “Because she’s werewolf. Apparently supernaturals taste bad. I’m not sure about witches, though, as you’re a bit closer to human.” “That’s a matter of perspective,” Anne co

Recently, he had been using vampires to hunt his brother and Lynette and Silas had not questioned him whatsoever. “Assemble enough vampires. We are going to war.” Silas announced while Darius smirked as he bowed slightly. “Of course my lord.” Darius declared a little bit of sarcasm in his voice. Dark clouds covered the skies, stars were twinkling, and the woods were still except for the branches which swayed from left to right when the horrible wind blew past the outskirts. Lurking around the borders of Arcadia Falls were vampires, three of them, a sedan was heading toward them and they stood still peering at the windshield. Hearing the car horn blare, they stepped forward and their fangs dr

The whole council room gasp. Bellamy instantly growling through his teeth, "Why in the hell would you involve those blood suckers." His face filled with pure rage. " If I hadn't you and Kali would be dead and we would be having more than one funeral this week." Pushing his aura off that made Bellamy settle his rage enough for his face to decrease the red that had poured over. The rest of the room looking at him with wide eyes. I'm still stuck on the word blood suckers. There's no way in hell vampires are real too. What's next witches and the boogyman.

Ivy said, her gaze on the moving figures on the TV. "Absolutely not. I'm not in the mood for all that scary nonsense." Ivy's gaze flew to her immediately, "scary non-- do you think you have a right to say that?!" Elsa shrugged, "why not?" Ivy sat up quickly, really to debate this to the end. "A vampire's world is just as scary as a horror movie." Elsa busted into laughter, throwing her head back before fighting it, in order to stop laughing. "Come on, Princess. It's totally different."

He ran his hands over his face roughly. Before he could give another order, a sudden screech echoed across the battlefield. A group of vampires approached. One was far larger and more monstrous than the others. Its eyes glowed an unnatural red, and its claws were curved like scythes. Two wolves were flung aside like rag dolls as the creatures charged forward. “Take that thing down!” Ryder growled, and the four of them charged at it at once.

"It was never consistent, always sporadic and unexpected." Dr. Scott was deep in thought. He tapped his fingers on the arm of his chair while he considered what I said. "Elizabeth, vampires, like werewolves, have unique talents. Not the same ones, mind you, but as effective. Vampires, in addition to their physical prowess, may enter a person's mind. If they are feeling merciful, they may blot off what is going on. They mostly employ it to increase dread since the victim's bodily response to anxiety affects how they taste."

Slowly, they advanced towards me, each step filled with sinister intent. Trembling with fear, I backed away, my body betraying me. I knew that screaming would be futile in this desolate thick forest, where no one would hear my desperate cries for help. A tortured scream escaped my lips as one of the vampires grabbed me and sank his fangs into the delicate skin of my neck. Excruciating pain flooded my senses and a tortured scream ripped out of my lips. The pain surpassed any agony I had experienced in my entire life. But as quickly as it appeared, the pain vanished.