Twilight Vampire Sunlight Novels & Stories

They were all guided to one of the rooms. Adira and the rest entered a room. It was lighted brightly… brightly means… too brightly to the point they were blinded by the brightness. Werewolves can adjust their vision to the brightness but not the vampires. It was a surprise that these vampires weren’t affected by this brightness and sunlight. She wondered if the witch did some kind of spell to protect them. “Your daughter has too many thoughts,” Adira heard a womanly voice that made her legs feel like jelly. The voice felt like music to her ears making her hypnotized.

"I can help. I can fight! I can—" Before he could say any more, SA-2614 pulled her hood down, went to him and cupped a hand over his mouth. In that moment, shafts of sunlight that passed through the forest canopy framed SA-2614's face as clear as day. She saw the look in his eyes. There was amazement there and... something else. She does not know what it is. Awe? Fear? She cannot say. For a moment, she saw him breathless and out of words. She wanted silence and got it. That would have to do.

Caleb slowly nodded, “That won’t be a problem. We can accommodate two.” Liana nodded and took a deep breath. “Would you be needing anything else? We can prepare them for you.” Lourianne offered. “We won’t be confined to a house, would we?” “Oh, no. Of course not. You can go out when you want to.” Lourianne sounds more friendly so her mate let her do the talking. “Speaking of which, is it true you can’t be exposed to the sun? We didn’t dare expose Ice to sunlight.” The vampire nodded, “Good call. Don’t. The pain is excruciating. It leaves scars, too. A short exposure would be fatal to a baby. An adult vampire would need half an hour or so before disintegrating, depending on how much sunlight

I asked because if I was like Dracula, I would have to roam the streets at night and go into hiding during the day, which was suck. "What, you think you should live in a cave?" Mom said. "Honey, it's just a myth. Sunlight is bad only that it's too bright for vampires. They do have an acute sense of sight. Daylight just annoys them. You have extraordinary night vision though. You may demand sunglasses for any outdoor since you tend to be too sensitive to light." "That's good to know about this UV problem," I said. "But are you sure I won't burst into flames if I go out in the sun?"

She asked. Xavier leaned forward and tentatively sniffed. “Yep, definitely it.” “The vamps are also able to operate in daylight hours thanks to necklaces given to them by their queen. It negates the effects of the sun and makes them a bit faster,” I clarified. My mother sucked in her cheeks. “Witches,” she mumbled. I raised an eyebrow. “You think so?” She shrugged in a ‘who else’ gesture. I decided to table that train of thought for now. There were only so many subplots I could keep up with.

The roof above us erupted in a deafening storm of stone and sunlight. A violent shaft of golden light crashed through the ceiling—blinding, searing, divine. As it happened the vampire screamed. I froze, my eyes widening at the sight of the vampire screaming as if his life was being stuck out of his mouth. It was the first and last sound he made. Sunlight devoured him like fire meeting dry leaves. His skin blistered and blackened. His body crumpled and curled as smoke poured from his shrieking form. Within seconds, there was nothing left but ash swirling in the hot light.

62 Before I could fully recover, I mulled over what had happened. Unlike the resistance the vampires show in sunlight, the energy burst from within made dying in sunlight a probability. Vampires can have enchantments and that of course was used to diminish their inability to be exposed in daylight. Teresa looked at me in her wolf form, her eyes going wide, as she too was taken aback. I could practically guess the questions streaming in her mind. But besides that, the battle is not yet finished.

But they remained silent. I examined the area for the first time since waking and found that the sun had barely started rising. The glow of light on the treetops would work to our advantage. Vampires were fine in the sunlight as long as they had fed. Even if they didn't, they could still be in the sun. They would just burn quickly from the vitamin deficiency their diet caused. From a distance, yelling could be heard, sending a shiver down my spine. The echoing war cry coming from several hundreds of bodies was something I would hear when I closed my eyes years from now.

he groaned and continued. "He would be taken to the valley of the twilights...we would take out of him...what connects us and then...let him burn." He peered some serious gaze into me even though the distance was lengthy. In blood and weariness, I was also looking back at him. I made some sorry faces but I was still not convinced that I could apologize like that. I knew I owe him one...for what he had done for me. Maybe...it was my life. They forced my head to the front and dragged me inside the car. He had packed his well-trusted and powerful vampires to execute the punishment. He might be thinking that I would try anything to escape. No...I just wouldn't, since that was the way he desired

Then the sky shattered completely. The barrier between night and day exploded in a ring of pure white fire that raced across the heavens. Real sunlight warm, golden, merciless poured down into Vampyria for the first time in a thousand years. Every vampire in the palace screamed as their skin began to smoke. Except Valerian. He stood in the beam of raw sunlight holding our daughter, shirt burning away, skin glowing like a god forged from dawn itself. Tears streamed down his face silver and gold mixing like liquid starlight.