Sea Vampires Novels & Stories

Seraphina's POV I knew that vodka was a bad idea. Taking Vodka with a certain De Luca on the loose was certainly a bad idea. I should've checked on the doors before deciding to drown myself in my misery. But it wasn't like I was planning on having anyone storm through my door like they had their pants on fire! God, I can't believe the things I told him! That I did! I pressed my palms to my flushed face, visibly shaking away the mocking flashbacks of my seduction to Lazaro. The most painful one of them all was the most unspeakable challenge I'd given him.

Blood fills the water as I swim fast and attack the other divers, leaving nothing but corpses in my wake. I breach the surface, looking up I raise my hands at the helicopter and raise an amused eyebrow as the wind whips around I turn my hand and the helicopter spins out of control I throw my hands towards the military vehicles on the shore and watch as they explode on impact. The storm rolls and lightning strikes the sand. Hitting the military, killing some instantly. I swish my tail as I watch from the waves.

He looked at me with disappointment. "How many times would I have to tell you this Amaya, I would never in my life hurt you." "How am I even supposed to stick with that when I don't even know your name?" "Faire enough." He chuckled. "My name is Damon." Damon, that's a nice name. Wait a damn minute. "Damon Salvatore?" I questioned. Even though they looked nothing alike, I couldn't help myself from asking. I mean what a coincidence this was. Meeting a vampire in real life whose name was Damon.

"I'm sorry that I have to go now, baby girl. But remember that Mommy loves you." "Can I go with you, Mommy?" BJ asked. "Can I see the little boy?" "Next time I'll bring King, and you two can play for as long as you want," I said. "But you have to promise to be good." She nodded enthusiastically. "I will be a good girl." I smiled sadly. "You already are a good girl." I passed her to Paul, who watched me as if he had much more to say. ~*~ Vampires can flash over small bodies of water, rivers, lakes, and streams, but we can't flash ourselves over oceans—hence the reason I took a Vampire-run airplane to Spain.

“I'm sorry Zkull but we would only here to report to you what we saw through the ocean earlier” Irya said, still chasing her breath. I looked at her to ask “what? Did you see?” “It's the new king of vampires and his with a thousand of soldiers coming from the ocean. A half-vampire and a half siren and some of them were half wolf as well” that was Eyolf _________ Serafino" After that, I defeated the son of my brother, Leandro. I immediately ask Martina. “We have to go right now! I don't want another intruder to block my way!”

If the cave is this big, then how big Drayar vampires are! The nowhere sea is the sea which is at the end of the world, facing hell. It has a huge gate that can't be unlocked unless some spoiled blood is offered. And the vampires possess spoiled blood, the blood of the devil. That's why humans can't see it's position on the map. The place is always clouded and thundering and rainstorms are the common occurings there.

Sebastian’s eyes snapped open, his slate-grey irises burning with a fierce, possessive fire, "I am taking you somewhere with no monsters. No wars. Just us." "It's a deal, Mr. Billionaire," Harper smiled, a breathtaking sight amidst the impending doom. [The Storm Arrives] "Commander!" Kenji’s voice erupted over the global broadcast, trembling uncontrollably. "It’s here! The sonar systems are completely fried, but the ocean temperature is boiling!" Sebastian and Harper instantly engaged their Neural Sync. The two cyan-glowing Vanguard mechs simultaneously drew their massive, high-frequency plasma blades.

And what had they achieved since running away? Divisiveness and discord. Generations later, the vibrio was still a disorganized nomadic clan with no vision. And they'd made mistakes over the centuries. The sirens who lured sailors to their deaths were all vibrio bitches. Kalder's bloodthirsty ancestors were underwater pirates who took advantage of humans. And he wasn't much different. Except he also took advantage of weak pod members who craved escape. His narcotics line had made him a wealthy man and catered to the bored Merfolk who ventured upon the land.

My fingers traced the outline of my pack fondly as a sudden wave of homesickness washed over me. I quickly pulled my hand back but not quick enough to miss being noticed by the prince who was on the other side of the map. “Ivan’s fort is here, right on the edge of the Azurues Ocean. The largest ocean that separates our empire from the other lands.” “Aren’t vampires skittish about water?” I asked and Jasper grinned, “They are vampires, not cats, though sometimes they do look like feral cats now that I think about it.” “When is our next lesson going to be?” I blurted out impatiently.