Sonic Vampires Novels & Stories

Esper whispered. "Ready." Senna nodded. The door swung silently open, Esper being the first to enter. She tiptoed over to the stereo and scrolled through the playlists until Esper found Ride of the Valkyrie. Barely containing her excitement, Esper looked back at Senna. She gave her companion a small nod and then hit play. Both girls waited patiently as the music began to build. As the song's powerful crescendo began blasting through the speakers, the vampires rushed to their unsuspecting victim. They landed on the bed, jumping up and down as hard as they could.

It must be because he recognises me from the night he killed Micah. The pack warriors rush forward to attack the vampires. Nadia screams, sending a wave of sonic energy at us. My father, brothers and warriors are thrown back and clutch their heads in pain. I fall to the ground in agony from the sonic wave. Lord Talon releases my arm. I immediately try to cover my ears to block out Nadia’s scream. I didn’t know something like this was even possible to do. I notice blood trickling out from some of the warrior’s ears and noses. Lord Talon holds his hand up, gesturing for Nadia to stop. She immediately becomes silent. ‘I am warning you all to cease fighting. We are not your enemy,’ Lord Talon sa

Sonia threatened. The doors opened and the vampire soldiers all entered with various weapons and ammunition in their hands. Sonia smiled and looked at them all, mockingly counting each and everyone of them as she was prepared for battle. “Since you have decided to be so adamant, I will have to stick with the hard way then” she stretched her hands and all the soldiers fell to their knees, all screaming in pain as they held onto their chest.

an angry voice was suddenly heard. They suddenly the five vampires stop attacking Vlahdy when they find out it was Ranz. "Go home and please stop attacking Vlahdy. Eight years ago is already enough! We push them away! This time remove that anger from your heart already. He never did anything wrong. He just help that girl. Why? Won't you do it too if your in that situation?" Ranz said that made the five vampires realize that they're wrong. The five vampires just vanished in the air. Ranz got near Vlahdy and was shocked to see his wound.

Vic answered the system. "Sure! Vic!!" "Okay. I'm Sternly Vic." "Just who am I and who the hell are you!"

Dylan gave a slight nod; he had just started to speak more deliberately at this point. It turns out that a few thousand years ago, vampires always had the perception that the continuation of their lineage would be in jeopardy if the Lilyon lineage was successful. Vampires are obviously more developed physically than Lilyon, but Lilyon is able to sing songs that have a destructive nature to them. In a direct confrontation, a Lilyon is capable of annihilating anywhere from ten to twenty vampires completely. This is in comparison to their strength. Because of this, vampires devised a plan to wipe out the entire Lillyon tribe and kill everyone who belonged to it.

"Valerius! Do something useful!" "Fine," the vampire muttered. He lifted his bamboo flute to his lips. He didn't play a melody. He blew a single, piercing note that was beyond human hearing. The soundwave was visible—a ripple of distorted air that shot up toward the Void-ship. When it hit the hull, the metal didn't dent; it liquefied. The front of the flagship crumpled like a soda can, sending debris raining down into the forest. "Sonic resonance," Valerius smirked, lowering the flute. "I found the resonant frequency of their alloy. Child's play."

Vic, the ruthless vampire leader, led his bloodthirsty cohorts through the streets, leaving devastation in their wake. Vic, his eyes glinting crimson in the sunlight, reveled in the pandemonium he unleashed. His voice, commanding and cold, echoed through the tumultuous scene. "Behold, my minions! The time has come to assert our dominance over these feeble humans. Let their screams be the symphony of our triumph!"

Then, a powerful voice rang out across the battlefield: “Guys—don’t be shy. Grab yourselves a snack.” Harpies shrieked in horror as hundreds of vampires appeared from nowhere on the batterfiled. Unlike wolves, they could fly—fast, merciless, and hungry. Vampires pounced on harpies, piercing their skin with fangs to drink them dry. Piercing screams of harpies filled the air, and they rushed to leave the fight, trying to escape the death.

“I got this one, how are you doing?” Frustrated, Kent tugged and pulled to no avail. “How long till they get here?” Cindy could see the two vampires enter the commons through the window of the pod. One was Isaac and the other was Rancid. “Hurry, they’re here.” Kent punched the door repeatedly, shoving and pulling until the metal bar found the receiving hole and slid inside just before the two vampires arrived at the pod. Kent sat back and got his breath, panting with a racing heart.