Vampire And Man Novels & Stories

So he nodded. “I will wait until your return,” he said. “I have a gift for you,” she said softly, just as hell broke loose in the entrance of his mansion. The yell of one of his vampires was heard as a woosh of brightness entered the pool room, three of his people turning to ash in seconds as a silver stake streaked through the air. “Mavery, you lied!!” came the yell of a woman in all black as she rushed forward, as another of his vampires trying to stop her entrance went down.

“Vampires are stronger than humans. You are faster. You heal more quickly. Your bodies can withstand injuries that would cripple a human.” I gestured toward the minister who had first presented the labor shortage. “So explain to me why humans are the ones being sent into mines until their bodies break.” No one answered. “Why are humans doing the hardest work when vampires are physically better suited for it?” A minister near the front scoffed. “Because that is not the role of vampires.” My brows pulled together. “According to whom?” His expression immediately darkened. “According to centuries of order.” “And none of you questioned it?”

"Werewolf, vampire, hybrid. You could be a demon for all I care, but you'll never be a monster." A vampire couple dancing beside them suddenly swooped in, and the man dipped his partner low. "Isn't that sweet," she said with an unnatural grin that revealed her fangs.

The man sprouted an arrow through the center of his forehead and dropped to the ground just before he reached Harry. Cameron looked over his shoulder and saw the Point Crest Triquetra cross the road, Dan holding his bow and arrow. “Hey,” he said, and then looked back at the zombie. He recognised the man but couldn’t recall his name. “He won’t stay down,” he warned them. “Leighton says…” The man made a groaning sound and the woman sobbed in a breath. “What the f-k?” Harry exclaimed looking down at him in surprise. “Shouldn’t have shot him,” Dan said regretfully. “But I couldn’t think how else to help. Didn’t realize she was a vampire,” he nodded to Harry.

Usually, vampires are majestic and elegant creatures, all slender, but this man looks like one of the human warriors, only taller. "Why are you looking at me like that? Did you see a ghost? I understand I'm rather pale, but I wouldn't classify myself as transparent," the man chuckles as he waves a hand in front of my face. As soon as I regain back to my senses, I jump back. In front of me is another man, somewhat similar but completely different. The dark features disappear, and suddenly I lock my eyes with ones just as blood-red as the previous man's, but the owner isn't the same. His hair is lighter, and his body looks more vampiric; the slender, tall stance makes him blend in with the oth

‘Be ready to shift at any moment. The group of Vampire’s hadn’t moved an inch as we approached them. Some faces turned up in cruel sneers, but that was the extent of their reaction. A man and a woman stood at the front, stepping forward as though they were the leaders of this group. The man had long dark hair, and eyes the color of a summer sky. The woman at his side looked exotic and beautiful, deep espresso skin and long curly hair. The scarlet mark on her shoulder was uncovered, baring itself to the world. The man and his companions were clearly Vampire’s, as the sickly-sweet smell seemed to radiate from them. The exotic woman happened to be human, her scent smelled of peonies and fresh c

I looked around for any wolf, at least, they could provide some medical assistance for this dying man. My feeble attempts to keep him warm shook his body like a sudden jolt of electricity had coursed through his veins. He spoke shakily. “Thank you and sorry for the inconvenience.” That injured man pulled my hand with full force all of a sudden, opening his eyes. The pools of crimson blood instead of eyeballs crumbled down my world around me, twisting my guts. A vampire! That dying man was a bloodsucker! Before I could scurry away to safety, he extended his fangs in a spilt second and dug them in my hand. A wave of stabbing pain hit me like a tornado, my blood-curdling screams resonated in th

Vampire locked his neck even tighter, and it cause’ the man’s fellow to step closer toward the two of them, at the time they were about to attack Levi, but the man hung his hand and stopped his men. “Easy, boys, we’re not ruthless! Let me have a little chit-chat with this guy” He laughed softly, mocking Mr. Vampire who still wrapping his neck. “Tell me the price!” The man shouted; his saliva splashed on Levi’s face. The rage which was still on his neck run speedily to his head right away, Mr. Vampire punched the man in the face, causing the man to push backward, but he never fall; the moment after that, the fight begins.

"Angel !" The vampires came at him, but Adom appeared as if stepping from mist before Win , sweeping his hand and throwing them back into a wall. The picture that had hung there along with the side table both split open at the impact and whatever glass decorations that had sat upon the table shattered as well. Another man that Win had failed to notice sped towards the vampire's side, his face worried. Win brow furrowed as he recognized the other man-but it couldn't be him . . . "Man?" the man asked anxiously as Win blinked in stunned confusion. His fingers were turning the vampire's head this way and that inspecting the clan leader for injury. All the while the vampire continued to glare at

I froze, not quite sure what to do as my hand went instinctively to my stomach. The other man already had his hand around Clarence's throat. It was then I noticed that they were both more than human, but not vampires. Their eyes were bright blue, and vampires' eyes are green and, from the way this man was handling Clarence, they also had super-human strength. I waited, confused. "You, dear sir, are coming with us," he said, looking directly into Clarence's eyes.